>> SO IT'S YOUR LAST DAY IN OUR HOUSE
FOR A COUPLE MONTHS.
>> YES.
>> I LOVE YOU.
>> LOVE YOU, TOO.
READY TO WALK WITH ME?
>> YEP.
>> LITTLE MISS AUDREY, WE ARE ON OUR WAY
TO THE HOSPITAL IN PHILADELPHIA, ABOUT AN HOUR
AND 45 MINUTES AWAY.
AND YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT YOU AND I ARE IN AN ELITE CLUB
BECAUSE WE'RE HAVING SURGERY AT THE SAME TIME,
TOGETHER, LITERALLY IN THE SAME ROOM.
THAT MAKES US SPECIAL.
>> LOVE YOU, AUDREY.
>> YES, DADDY LOVES YOU.
>> OKAY, TWELVE MINUTES, AND WE ARE GETTING READY TO GO
TO YOUR SURGERY, OUR SURGERY.
IT'S 5:15 IN THE MORNING.
WE LOVE YOU.
EVERYTHING'S GOING TO BE OKAY.
>> LOVE YOU, AUDREY.
>> WE'RE ABOUT A LITTLE OVER AN HOUR AWAY FROM WHEN I GO
BACK FOR YOUR SURGERY.
FELT YOU MOVING THIS MORNING,
SO I KNOW YOU'RE READY TO GO.
MOMMY'S VERY SCARED FOR BOTH OF US,
PUTTING US IN GOD'S HANDS TODAY.
WE HAVE SOME AWESOME DOCTORS HERE,
AND WE'RE NERVOUS.
SO MOMMY'S GOING TO DO HER BEST,
AND YOU DO YOUR BEST, AND YOU STAY IN THERE TILL, LIKE,
37 WEEKS.
THAT WOULD BE GREAT, OKAY?
WE LOVE YOU.
>> LOVE YOU, TOO.
WE'RE ABOUT AN HOUR AND 45 MINUTES POST-OP.
HOW DO YOU FEEL?
>> COLD.
NOT AS BAD AS I THOUGHT I WOULD.
>> DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY TO AUDREY?
>> WE DID IT.
WE'RE GOING TO KEEP DOING IT.
I THINK I JUST FELT A LITTLE MISS AUDREY MOVE DOWN THERE,
WHICH MAKES ME HAPPY, BECAUSE THIS IS THE SCARY
PART, WAITING NOW.
>> SO IT'S 2 O'CLOCK THE DAY AFTER SURGERY, AND--
>> P.M.
THIS IS THE FIRST THING JACKIE'S BEEN ABLE TO EAT--
>> WITH FLAVOR.
HOW IS IT?
>> IT'S THE BEST POPSICLE I'VE EVER HAD IN MY WHOLE LIFE,
EVER.
>> TELL AUDREY YOU LOVE HER.
>> YOU LOVE HER.
>> LOVE YOU, AUDREY.
>> I LOVE YOU, AUDREY.
OH, DADDY.
I'M FEELING A LOT BETTER.
LOOK AT ME.
I'M LAYING ON MY SIDE.
YOU'RE FEELING BETTER, TOO, BECAUSE YOU'RE STARTING
TO KICK AROUND IN THERE, AND I'M FEELING REALLY GOOD
ABOUT EVERYTHING.
I THINK THAT IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME,
AND I'M REALLY EXCITED.
AND I'M GOING TO USE THAT EXCITEMENT TO GET ME THROUGH
THE NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS OF LAYING HERE.
I JUST LOVE YOU SO MUCH, AND I HOPE YOU KNOW,
WHEN YOU'RE 16 AND YOU'RE STOMPING YOUR FEET—
AND YOU WILL STOMP YOUR FEET.
I'VE GOT THIS FEELING YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE
TO STOMP YOUR FEET.
YOU BETTER LOOK AT ME, AND YOU BETTER SAY,
"YOU KNOW WHAT, MOMMY?
THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT SURGERY SO I COULD STOMP
MY STUBBORN LITTLE FEET."
AND STILL ON STRICT BED REST, BUT IT'S OKAY.
IT'S NOT AS BAD AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE.
I SLEEP A LOT, AND I, YOU KNOW,
GET DADDY TO WAIT ON ME HAND AND FOOT.
AND WE GOT GOOD NEWS YESTERDAY AT THE DOCTOR'S,
AND EVERYTHING IS LOOKING GOOD.
LITTLE MISS IN THERE WENT LIKE THIS WITH BOTH ANKLES,
AND THEN YOU WENT LIKE THIS WITH YOUR LITTLE, FAT TOES.
AND WE ARE BACK IN THE HOSPITAL, BUT IT'S OKAY.
MOMMY SPRUNG A LITTLE LEAK, AND NOW THEY HAVE TO WATCH
US TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE ENOUGH FLUID IN THERE.
AND YOU'RE DOING GREAT.
YOU'RE MOVING AROUND, AND I COULDN'T BE HAPPIER
ABOUT THAT.
>> DADDY LOVES YOU SO MUCH.
>> YEAH.
>> WE LOVE YOU, AUDREY.
>> LOVE YOU.
>> STAY IN THERE, OKAY?
>> I WANT TO FILM YOU.
DADDY IS NEVER ON CAMERA, AND ONE DAY SHE'S GOING TO
LOOK AT THIS AND SAY, "WHERE WAS MY FATHER?"
>> I DIDN'T WANT TO BE ON CAMERA.
>> WELL, YOU THINK I DO?
>> SO...
>> KEEP TALKING.
WHAT, IT WAS EASY TO SPEAK WHEN YOU WERE BEHIND IT, RIGHT?
>> IT WAS.
IT WAS.
YOU'RE BEING A ROCK STAR.
KEEP BEING A ROCK STAR.
WE LOVE YOU.
HEY GUYS.
>> HI AUDREY.
>> WELCOME.
>> IT'S NICE TO MEET YOU.
AUDREY, THIS IS DR. ADZICK, AND HE IS YOUR SURGEON.
>> YOU'VE FORGOTTEN THAT AUDREY AND I HAVE ALREADY MET.
OKAY.
ALL RIGHT.
BIG DAY COMING UP, BIG DAY.
>> YAY, HERE SHE COMES.
[CHEERING]
WE GOT A BABY.
>> IT'S ALRIGHT, THERE SHE IS.
[BABY CRYING]
>> ALRIGHT CUTIE,WELCOME TO THE WORLD.
♪♪
>> OH, I GUESS YOU'RE NOT GOING TO WAIT UNTIL YOU'RE
A TEENAGER TO STOMP YOUR FEET, HUH?
YEAH.