I hope you're saying the same thing in two weeks. They're in Leo's hospital room. Mary Ellen is packing his stuff, all the cards and stuffed animals and the drawings his grandchildren have made for him. I still can't walk without my instructors. Amanda George, his physical therapist, comes by to tell Leo she and occupational therapist Jerilyn Snyder will follow Leo and Mary Ellen home and check out their house, to make sure it's safe for him.
Old habits die hard.
Amanda and Jerilyn wheel Leo out of the hospital, while Mary Ellen pulls the car around. Leo can't see it until it's right in front of him and then, like he's done a million times, he tries to climb in. Amanda grabs him before he falls. When they arrive home, the two therapists have to help Leo out of the car. Put your left hand on the dashboard.