Summary
Alice praises Azra for her Mental Health initiative, then tells Azra she’d like to see addiction services given more prominence. Alice asks Azra for advice on helping a “friend” whose father may be showing signs of dementia. Clearly suspecting it’s Brian they’re talking about, Azra plays along, suggesting booking her friend’s father an appointment with his GP, but also offering to dig out some leaflets for Alice to give her friend. Bert phones the surgery, demanding an appointment. Lottie explains there are none available, but Bert insists he’ll turn up regardless, before shouting in pain and putting the phone down. Chelsea reluctantly agrees to take Bert in. After he’s been seen Bert complains about the scant advice he was given to alleviate his pain and mutters about his aborted compensation claim, claiming he wanted the money to help Chelsea fix up her horsebox. Chelsea’s touched by this, while Bert insists that’s what family is for. Stella tells Ruth about Pip’s appointment at the Breast Screening clinic on Thursday and asks if she’ll go with them. Ruth seeks reassurance her presence will be welcome, then offers to drive them there. Stella admits how worried she is, but didn’t ask before to avoid bringing up bad memories for Ruth. Stella reckons she’s showing more signs of anxiety than Pip and worries she’s driving Pip mad. Ruth gives Stella some sage advice before they agree a time for her to pick them up on Thursday. Stella later confirms that Pip’s really pleased her mum will be there.
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| 0:43.3 | Music Oh, oh, I'm so sorry, As well, no, no, no, it's me. I should look where I'm going. |
| 1:06.4 | I was looking at my phone. Sorry. Me too. Well, we all do it. Oh, I heard you on Radio Borsetscher, by the way. You're fantastic. |
| 1:14.0 | Well, I'm a very kind of you. A bit of an exaggeration. No, no, really. And I think your mental health initiative is fantastic, too. It's really needed. |
| 1:22.3 | I think it is. I've just been talking to Susan. She was reminding me of the well-being day. Rochelle ran at the barn |
| 1:29.7 | last year. But yeah, that didn't go all that well. That's an understatement. So I want to make sure that |
| 1:35.7 | whatever we set up is properly organised. Didn't your Zanab saved the day last time? Along with Chelsea |
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