Scare the Patient to death to confirm Long QT. . Fine. If you insist, do it in a room with one of those thingamabobs that brings people back to life.
If it's Long QT Syndrome, any startling stimulus in that skate Park could have triggered the arrhythmia. Loud noise, flashing lights.
And you're glossing over Thirteen's departure because you actually respect somebody's privacy? I agree. It's weird of me not to care. So either I'm a changed Man because of Cuddy, or I'm pretending to be a changed Man because I do know something about Thirteen and I'm trying to throw you off the scent, or I've just gone nutty bananas because I lost a Patient. All of which you are free to discuss  after I get a diagnosis.
And you're glossing over Thirteen's departure because you actually respect somebody's privacy? I agree. It's weird of me not to care. So either I'm a changed Man because of Cuddy, or I'm pretending to be a changed Man because I do know something about Thirteen and I'm trying to throw you off the scent, or I've just gone nutty bananas because I lost a Patient. All of which you are free to discuss  after I get a diagnosis. [SEP] If it's Long QT Syndrome, any startling stimulus in that skate Park could have triggered the arrhythmia. Loud noise, flashing lights. [SEP] Scare the Patient to death to confirm Long QT. . Fine. If you insist, do it in a room with one of those thingamabobs that brings people back to life.