She had an ECG, and then she'll have a 24-hour ECG and an echocardiogram.

Heart scan, which is what you wanted all along.

So she's going to have that done.

The heart scan will be done at the children's.

The 24-hour ECG, they'll fit it at the Northern General,

and she'll wear it for 24 hours and she'll have a button.

If she complains of pain, we can press it or she can press it.

If it feels like it hurts, she can press it.

Then they can see if there's any change in the rhythm when it's pressed.

But the ECG was completely normal, but as he said,

it's only a snapshot of what it is at the moment.

He said, no, you're not truly concerned, but, you know,

priorities are going to be hard.

Not impossibility, but he was quite knowledgeable about it.

He said, yeah, I know, if I had a relative around it,

then he'd say, we'll investigate that deeply now.

But at this point, he explained, here's how the doctor started.

I think we've got a list of priorities and I want that...