Season 11, Episode 13

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Beginning

Dr. Herman: 

I don't like questions without any answers, like "where do we go when we die?" I mean, I know what happens physiologically speaking, but beyond that, what really happens? Anything? That's what you start asking yourself when you live on a clock. All these questions without any answers they'll drive you nuts. That's why I like what I do, fixing babies, birthing babies. No ambiguity there, no questions, just answers clear, precise, obvious answers. And life, beautiful new life. Hope for the future. God, I miss that. 

Ending

I never placed much value in wondering about an afterlife. My concern was always this life, what would I do with it? How would I make my mark? I wanted to break new ground. I wanted to leave a legacy. I wanted my life, my brain, my existence to mean something. The thing that I never really thought about, though, the thing I never really wrapped my brain around until now was in order to do that, in order to be remembered, in order to leave something significant behind, you have to leave. 

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