- [Narrator] Who's clothes are those?
- Blakely's.
- [Narrator] Where's she going today?
- The doctor's office.
- [Narrator] Where are you going today?
- The doctor's office.
(laughter)
Wait, stay.
Shake.
Good boy.
- [Narrator] Morning, buddy.
- Who's a good boy?
Good morning.
(baby talk)
- [Narrator] So what do you think about your sister
getting a cast?
It's contagious around here.
- Yeah, it's contagious.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] Where are you going this morning?
- To the doctor.
- [Narrator] Want an apple?
I don't think we have any.
- Right there.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] Where'd we get all those apples?
- Can you slice my apples 'cause I have a loose molar.
- [Narrator] Let me see, wiggle it some.
- It's not very loose but it's starting too
and it hurts really bad when I eat apples.
You need to brush your hair.
- No.
- [Narrator] Hey, Blakers.
So, this is your last, we think, trip to the doctor
for your leg.
How do you feel about that?
- Good.
- [Narrator] They're gonna take x-rays and hopefully
tell you you're lookin' good.
This is not your last time to the doctor.
- Ready?
He's just gonna fall and he doesn't even care.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] Let me see your leg.
- This one?
- [Narrator] Uh huh.
Can you do a dance?
Looks pretty good.
Alright, let's see what the doctor says.
- Okay.
- [Narrator] Where to?
- The doctor.
- [Narrator] Where to?
- The doctor.
- [Narrator] Oh, joy.
- [Blakely] I don't have a birthmark.
- [Whitney] I have a lot of them.
- [Narrator] Where do you not have a birthmark?
- Nowhere.
Dad?
- [Narrator] Yeah?
- Hi.
- [Narrator] Would you want your iPad?
- Paint the masks - Oh, my iPad.
- [Narrator] Can you pull that thing out of the car, too?
- What?
- [Narrator] Pull that out of the car.
Thank you.
- Why 'cause do people steal it?
- [Narrator] No, because it drains the car battery
and then we're stuck at the doctor's office.
- It's cold.
I need my sweater.
- 10%, what?
(laughter)
I can charge it when I get back in.
- Got it.
- [Blakely] I'm not showing you my pass code.
(indistinct chatting)
- [Doctor] Whitney and what's your name?
- Blakely.
- [Narrator] What's his name?
- Matt.
- [Doctor] That's not right. (laughter)
Y'all out of school this week?
- Yes.
- [Doctor] Wow, what have y'all been doing?
- [Narrator] Breaking legs.
(laughter)
- [Doctor] I'll be back.
And she's gonna be seen with Brian, right?
- [Narrator] Yeah.
- [Doctor] Okay.
We'll get everything done .
- [Narrator] Okay.
She needs x-rays, though.
- [Doctor] Oh, okay.
- Ugh, so cold.
Be careful with your foot!
- Is that blue?
- [Narrator] I don't think so.
There's the doctor.
- [Doctor] What are y'all doing?
So, did Dad tell you what we're gonna do?
- Yes.
- [Doctor] Okay, you're alright with that?
- Yeah.
- [Doctor] Are you still hurting?
I know.
We're gonna do this for a few weeks to help you
feel better, okay?
And hopefully we'll be able to get all this
taken care of and then back to your normal stuff, okay?
- Okay.
- [Narrator] So, do you want to say goodbye to the skin
on your foot?
- It's gonna stay on.
She just had one all summer.
- [Narrator] I know but you won't see it for a while.
So how's your leg feel, Blakers?
- Good.
- Come on up this way, just a little bit.
There we go.
Let's get right there, is that comfortable?
No.
- Yeah.
(laughter)
- What else y'all like, grilled cheese?
- It's like a mummy already.
- Yes.
The walking dead.
(zombie groan)
How about grilled cheese sandwiches?
Y'all like grilled cheese?
- They're not my favorite.
- I call grilled cheese sandwich a mommy sandwich.
- Ah ha.
- And I call a peanut butter sandwich a grandma sandwich.
- Oh yeah.
Well you gotta learn how to cook so you can cook
something for Dad.
- I always crack the eggs, when Daddy's making
scrambled eggs, for him.
- Scrambled eggs?
- Mm hmm.
- Oh, that's pretty good.
Then you put some cheese on there, right?
That's what I'm talkin' about.
- Mummy.
- Throw some bacon in the microwave.
You like bacon, too?
- Yeah.
- Love bacon.
- I can make the microwavable sandwiches.
(laughter)
- [Doctor] Y'all got a dog?
- Yes.
His name is Houston.
- [Doctor] Houston?
- Mm hmm.
- [Doctor] What kind of dog is he?
- Boxer.
- [Doctor] Boxer?
That's a big dog.
He's real frisky like a Chihuahua.
- [Narrator] So is Blakely.
- I'm gonna put the blue on top of this, okay?
- Okay.
- That cast is boring.
(laughter)
- But this kind of cast, if you left it this color,
then everybody can write on it and draw on it,
decorate or whatever you want to do.
- But it can get dirtier.
- It will get dirty, yes you're right.
- Now it's time for colors.
- [Doctor] Yes, do you want two to be creative.
- Will she be able to walk in that thing?
- [Doctor] I do believe so.
I'm gonna make it where she can walk on it.
- Yay.
- [Doctor] I'm gonna put a shoe under there
so she can walk out of here.
- A shoe?
- [Doctor] It's a cast shoe.
- Oh like that thing that Ella wears?
- [Doctor] Who?
- A girl names Ella.
- [Doctor] She's in your class?
- Not in my class but she's older than me, way older.
She's in Whitney's gymnastics class and she broke her toe.
- [April] Okay, I talked to Brian so we'll go ahead
and do that so come with me, baby.
I'll have her back in a second, okay?
- [Narrator] Alright, good luck, Blakers.
- Does she need shorts on, April?
Yes, ma'am.
Alright, that's light blue.
That's what you want, there, right?
- Mm hmm.
- [Narrator] Can't change your mind now.
- And then a pink stripe?
- Yeah.
- Alright, I gotta do one more little blue
and then I'll do pink stripe.
Gotta make sure it's strong enough so when you start walking
it won't tear up.
- My friend's cast tore by the heel.
- Uh uh.
- There's a hole in it.
- That's where they tear up so that's why.
Do they have a shoe to wear?
- She had a shoe, yeah.
- She still tore it up?
- Mm hmm.
- Wow.
She's pretty active.
But they can tear up.
I'm gonna try to make it strong enough
to where it won't tear up on you.
Feel it getting warm now.
- Mm hmm.
- Does that hurt?
- No.
- Okay.
- [Narrator] It's alright, girl.
- [Doctor] You're doing a good job, almost done.
- [Narrator] This is the most important part.
- Oh yeah.
Yeah our company does a science fair at
Morningside Elementary school every year and we do
the casting and all the other science classes,
they don't want to go to it.
They just want to come get casts.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] Does some kid with a healthy leg get a cast?
- Anybody can come get a cast, yeah.
It's just a cast you can take off in one day.
- [Narrator] Ah.
- You can peel it off but they stopped wanting to go
to all the other science classes and they're like,
"We want casts" and the line got to be so long
they had to get somebody out and tell them,
"Hey, no more casts, no more casts".
It's always a few, "I didn't get a cast last year, please,
please".
(door opens)
- [Narrator] How'd it go, Blakers?
- Good.
(indistinct speaking)
Are we allowed to get that thing wet when we...
- Can't get it wet.
- Because then it will get yucky?
- Yeah.
It might hurt her skin when the water
starts breaking her skin down.
Can't let it get wet, okay.
- Is that for now?
- Huh?
- Is that for now?
- Yeah, I gotta go get a shoe for her.
I'm done with the cast now I just gotta get a shoe.
- [Narrator] Blakers, what do you think of that cast.
- It's pretty.
Not prettier than mine.
No offense, Whitney.
(laughter)
What?
I like the pink and green better.
- I didn't want to copy you so I did the closest one.
- [Narrator] Oh, you liked Blakely's?
- The stripe one.
- And I also have a leotard to match this.
(laughter)
So, you picked that to match one of your leotards?
- Yeah.
That's what gave me the idea.
- [Narrator] Why are we still in here?
- 'Cause Whitney has to get another cast on her other foot.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] No, 'cause you have to see the doctor.
(scared scream)
- Okay.
- [Narrator] So, let's see you walk.
- See, I'm bending my back knee, that's natural.
Mommy text you?
- [Narrator] Whitney, are you gonna have people sign it
or not sign it?
- I don't know.
- I want to sign it.
- I guess I'll decide.
(indistinct conversation)
(loud clatter)
- Whitney.
- [Narrator] Medic.
- Alright, so you can see there's a little bit of
muscle atrophy.
- [Narrator] Yes.
- This is a lot stronger so that's just gonna take a while.
It even extends up to here 'cause she's been having
to compensate for it.
- [Narrator] Does that look completely healed
or is it gonna get more solid?
- Oh, it's healed.
It's healed.
See how much more solid it is?
See, before when, I guess Doug Schrader had seen you,
this part right here was still filling in
but now it's solid.
See that solid bone?
So now we just gotta wait on the remodeling.
- [Narrator] So, Blakers, your bone's all healed.
Whitty, your foot's not all healed.
(laughter)
- Six.
I mean, you're seven.
What will you be if I'm 60?
- [Blakely] I'll be 10.
- 57.
- [Narrator] Just say old.
- You'd be old.
- [Blakely] Not that old as a grandma, Whitney.
Wait, you would be 70?
- No.
Everyone's 70 at some point unless they die early.
- Yeah but when you're 70 you're an old grandma.
- [Whitney] Hey, Grandma's 70.
(laughter)
- [Narrator] Better shut it off on that one.
Whitty?
- Yeah?
- [Narrator] How long you gotta wear that?
- Three weeks.
- Woah.
- [Narrator] Woah.
Houston.
So where you going?
- Gymnastics.
- [Narrator] You weren't out long, were ya?
(indistinct chatter)
(melodic music)