Courtney: Hi.

Dr. Meadows: Hi.

Courtney: Ok, so -- so the test was wrong, right?

Meadows: The test was perfectly accurate. Congratulations. Courtney, you're pregnant.

Courtney: What?

.Meadows: Well, we'll know in a few minutes. Come on.

Courtney: How can I be pregnant?

Dr. Meadows: I am as astonished as you are. From a medical standpoint, the odds against you getting pregnant are overwhelming.

Courtney: Well, I wonder why it happened now.

Dr. Meadows: Well, stress could've been a factor. I've known many infertile couples who chose to adopt. They bring the baby home, the woman becomes pregnant, probably because there's no longer any tension or pressure.

Courtney: You know, I don't even -- I don't even know what to do next.

Dr. Meadows: Well, you are approximately four weeks. Everything looks good. I'll set you up on the prenatal vitamins, we'll set up appointments, and we'll keep in touch.

Courtney: Ok, what about -- I mean, I miscarried before. How do I make sure that that doesn't happen again?

Dr. Meadows: It's only natural for you to worry, but it's counterproductive. Don't skip meals, get your rest, and congratulations.

Courtney: [looks to her tummy]  Thanks. Oh, my god. You're real.

[She walks out into the hall]

Jason: You ok?

Courtney: Yeah. Yeah, I'm ok. I'm -- I'm more than ok. What are you doing here?

Jason: I was just picking up some medication. Did something happen?

Courtney: Um, I'm pregnant. And you're here. You of all people. It's --

jason: Congratulations.

Courtney: You know, it -- it actually makes sense. Because I'd always wondered if -- if our baby had lived if we'd still be together.