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27-10-2010, 00:02
Ric is clinging on to work, despite his declining health. His daughter Jess has important news, but he refuses to make time to listen.
When his denial starts affecting his work and the people who love him most, can he swallow his pride and accept that he needs to slow down?
Meanwhile, Sacha is overjoyed that Chrissie is back from maternity leave, and he tries to play the hero at work to win her affection. But he's made jealous by the instant attraction between Chrissie and Greg. Will Sacha just be left holding the baby?
Jac warns Joseph not to get sucked in by a grief-stricken Faye. But when he realises Faye needs psychiatric help and is putting their unborn child's health at risk, will Joseph intervene and protect her?
When his denial starts affecting his work and the people who love him most, can he swallow his pride and accept that he needs to slow down?
Meanwhile, Sacha is overjoyed that Chrissie is back from maternity leave, and he tries to play the hero at work to win her affection. But he's made jealous by the instant attraction between Chrissie and Greg. Will Sacha just be left holding the baby?
Jac warns Joseph not to get sucked in by a grief-stricken Faye. But when he realises Faye needs psychiatric help and is putting their unborn child's health at risk, will Joseph intervene and protect her?