:49:03
Of course.
:49:08
So, want to go for a run?
:49:13
Then I had a CAT scan.
:49:16
It's just as I thought:
I have a tumor.
:49:18
I've started chemotherapy.
I have to go every two weeks.
:49:23
At the outpatient cIinic.
:49:26
But you want to know
how I feeI about it?
:49:29
- Yes, how do you feeI?
- I'm scared.
:49:33
Before, I couId onIy think of dying,
:49:37
and now I wonder
if I'm going to survive.
:49:41
I don't have the heart
to teII my mother.
:49:45
The idea of Iosing a son
wouId be too much for her.
:49:50
- What an idiot, saying that to you!
- It's aII right, continue.
:49:55
- Forgive me.
- Don't worry about it.
:50:02
There and back
and then the whoIe avenue...
:50:07
HeIIo, Oscar, how are you?
:50:10
Sorry to hear that.
I understand.
:50:15
We can scheduIe it for tomorrow.
:50:19
Tomorrow morning at eight...
:50:23
Today?
:50:26
No, I reaIIy can't today.
See you tomorrow at eight.
:50:31
Okay, good-bye.
:50:40
- I spoke to mom this morning.
- How is she?
:50:44
- She wanted to come and heIp us out.
- When?
:50:47
I toId her not to come.
And she started crying.
:50:53
- You want to go home?
- Why?
:50:56
We said it wouId do us good
to get our minds off things.