Pathology

- Excuse me. Pardon my interject.

- By all means.

- He may interject?

- Given the boy's medical history, I believe

he died during a state of hypoxia and asthma attack.

Fresh out of medical books.

Oh forgive me, that seems more like a hypercondural

conclusion than an answer for the deceased.

This last report, Daniel stated he's

been ridiculed at school for his weight.

The weight he started gaining when he began

taking Pediapred to treat an acute asthma condition.

You'll gonna notice there's no trace

of the steroid in blood or bladder.

- Blah blah blah blah blah.

- Is there a problem?

- Doctor please, continue.

- He stop taking the steroid.

In his mind the abuse he suffered from his peers

for being fat was worse than the asthma itself.

Finally during a field-trip to the zoo,

he died from a severe attack.

One can't disregard psychology

when forming a diagnosis.

Ted Gray! Home Run!

No question about it. Acute asthma.

Uhh... no.

I think it's coagulated nasal mucus.

Death by booger.

Sorry man, I didn't see you there.

You wanted to know if there was a problem?

- There is one. We don't like you.

- That's not a problem.

Yeah, so I met Dr. Morris today.

I think the guy still has a crush on you

or me.

Can't be too sure.

Yeah, yeah I'm st.. of course I'm still excited.

The place is beautiful.

The school's beautiful, everything's beautiful.

You're beautiful.

Hey, I gotta get up in four hours,

you're corrupting me.

Yeah, I love you too.

Bye.

Alright everybody, gather around.

I want you to meet my friend Carl.

- Hello Carl.

- Hey Carl.

Now several weeks back, his doctors

recorded that Carl

was experiencing frequent nauseous,

discomfort while urinating, dizziness.

- You're describing my weekend.

His symptoms increased in severity until

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