Suri begins treating a friend’s son, and suspects that the boy has autism. Aviva resents her husband’s overconcern for how hard she’s been working,
Aviva’s husband starts working at the clinic, and embarrasses her by broadcasting their relationship to all the parents. Yael’s confidence as a clinician is ebbing, but her husband is so proud of her work, she doesn’t feel she can share her anxiety with him
Abe and his friend travel to Chicago, on their way to Moe’s graduation from basic training. Annie wonders if she’ll ever see Abe again
As a teen, I was actually allowed to see the x-ray and hear the doctor’s diagnosis: the whitish-gray shadow was my spine, twisted into an S-shape,
Annie receives a letter from Moe, who’s forlorn because no one from his family will be at the ceremony marking the end of basic training
This time her question wasn’t about my hands or feet, or my height or weight. It was global: “Why are you so weird?”
