Well, Jackson doesn't have Zollinger-Ellison. Taub gets to inform the parents that their son is going to die. Hadley decides to hang out nearby and look sad. Bad idea. Mom sees her and charges up to let her know that her son is dying and won't let his parents into his room to see him. "I'm sorry," Hadley says. I think she's supposed to legitimately be sorry, but she certainly doesn't sound like it. Mom starts laying into Hadley, who takes it and even helps out, listing off the ways she approached this case incorrectly. This only makes Mom angrier. As she accuses Hadley of trying to apologize to absolve herself of guilt, Cuddy walks up to diffuse the situation. She tells Mom to be with her son. "He won't let us in the room!" she sobs without tears. Cuddy reminds her that Jackson is a teenager and Mom is his mother. She doesn't have to do everything he says. Plus, he's asleep right now so he won't even know. "Go be with him," she says. Now that she's a mother herself, Cuddy knows what needs to be said and done. The parents walk away, and Hadley thanks Cuddy for rescuing her. That was yet another bad idea, the 576th one Hadley's had this week. Cuddy just turns slowly towards her and coldly says, "I didn't do it for you."