Mr. Ingalls, I'm sorry, but uh... Well, there is no treatment. Albert's not going to get...
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Doctor Houser:
Mr. Ingalls, Albert is a very sick young man. I'm afraid he has a blood disorder which is... well, it's causing him to lose strength. Charles Ingalls:
I see. How long? How long will the treatments take before we can get him back on his feet? Doctor Houser:
Mr. Ingalls, I'm sorry, but uh... Well, there is no treatment. Albert's not going to get any better - only worse
Mr. Ingalls, Albert is a very sick young man. I'm afraid he has a blood disorder which is... well, it's causing him to lose strength. Charles Ingalls:
I see. How long? How long will the treatments take before we can get him back on his feet? Doctor Houser:
Mr. Ingalls, I'm sorry, but uh... Well, there is no treatment. Albert's not going to get any better - only worse
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Mr Ingalls
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Albert is a very sick young man
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Uh I' m afraid he has a blood disorder which is
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Well it' s causing him to lose strength
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Oh I see Well h how long
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I mean how long will the treatments take
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before you can get him back on his feet
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Mr Ingalls I' m sorry but uh
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Well there is no treatment
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Albert' s not going to get any better
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only worse
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Movie Summary
Albert Quinn Ingalls wants to be a doctor. But soon he discovers that he is fatally ill. He decides to spend the rest of his life in Walnut Grove. Meanwhile children from school are preparing for their traditional climbing of the ...
Actors
Doctor Houser
Charles Ingalls
