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The Gas Monsters Took Over Alex’s Stomach! Can Doctor Han Save Him? | Slow English (Level A2) |
Added:These snacks are really tasty.
>> Midnight >> I don't think I'm feeling very well.
[snorts] Please stay here. I'll ask Mom and Dad to come. Mom! Dad! Max and Ella, come help! Alex is hurt.
>> A secret snack behind the door.
One little sausage, maybe two.
A bag of chips is called >> Was that my stomach?
Maybe I can fall asleep again.
>> bright, a hidden feast in the middle of the night.
>> Everything looks [music] delicious when I'm hungry.
>> [laughter] >> When you feel hungry at night, choose a small, light snack, and always [music] tell us first.
>> I remember, Mom.
I'll choose something small [music] and come straight back.
I should be quiet so everyone can keep sleeping.
They're still resting. [music] I'll stay quiet.
>> [singing] >> Slow and careful.
Hmm.
I'll find a small snack and make a good choice.
Wow, that is a [music] lot of food.
I should only take a small portion.
>> [singing] >> Potato chips, too?
>> [music] >> This looks more like a feast than a snack.
These snacks are really tasty. [music] Someone's still awake.
>> [music] >> Alex, are you downstairs?
>> [singing] >> Alex, that is much more than a small snack.
I was really hungry. I know how [music] much I can eat.
Please stop now. You have already eaten a lot.
Alex, did you hear that? Yes, something moved near the cabinet.
A mouse!
Stay back. I've got the plate.
It was only a tiny mouse.
Then why are your hands shaking?
Please come upstairs with me now.
Just one last small bite.
I promise this is the last one. you mean it.
Are you feeling all right?
I'm fine. I just ate a little too quick quickly.
Let's clean everything before we go upstairs. I'll put the snacks away.
Stop eating now, or I'm going to wake Mom and Dad and tell All right, give me a moment.
Alex, you should go to bed early.
Softly, so we don't wake anyone.
We should wake Mom and Dad and [music] tell them your stomach hurts. Not yet.
Let me rest in my room first.
Dad is still awake.
I'll go say goodnight. [music] I just need to rest. I'll feel better soon.
There is too much food in here.
The digestion team cannot keep up.
More bubbles are arriving.
Let's make some noise.
Woohoo!
>> There is no room left. Everything is bouncing.
>> Maybe I just need to rest for a little while.
>> [music] >> Anna was right.
I should have listened.
>> [music] >> Alex, should I call Mom and Dad?
>> Please wait. I'm trying to rest.
I don't think I'm feeling very well.
Please stay here. I'll ask Mom and Dad to come.
>> Thank you.
Mom, Dad, Max and Ella, come help. Alex is hurt.
>> Let's take this one step at a time.
>> We're here. Tell us what's bothering you.
>> Mom, Dad, Alex wanted to see you.
>> Can you show me where you feel uncomfortable?
>> It hurts around my stomach.
>> We are going to get you checked. You are not alone.
>> I reminded [music] Alex that it was already bedtime.
>> She was right. I should have listened.
>> Thank you for being honest.
>> I stayed up later than I should have. I was playing.
>> Thank you for telling us.
>> Everyone makes mistakes.
>> We'll help you.
>> We're going to the hospital so a doctor [music] can check you.
>> Move slowly, Max.
>> I'm right beside you.
>> Okay, Dad.
>> Sit back carefully. I'll fasten your seatbelt.
>> I'm sorry I did not listen.
>> We'll talk about it later. Right now, we're taking care of you.
>> You can hold my stuffed animal.
>> I should have called you sooner.
>> You did the right thing [music] by getting us when Alex needed help.
>> We are almost there.
Alex, what did you eat tonight and when did your stomach begin to hurt?
>> I ate sausages and potato chips and the pain [music] started after I went >> Thank you for telling me clearly. We understand what happened.
Everything we've checked looks reassuring. Let's [music] talk about some healthy habits.
>> I'll remember that. Thank you for explaining everything to us.
>> him follow your advice. The examination is reassuring. [music] This model shows how the stomach mixes food and gradually moves it through digestion.
>> So eating too much at once gives it more work?
>> Exactly. Eating a very large, heavy meal shortly before sleep can make digestion uncomfortable.
>> Next time >> That is a much better [music] choice from your parents. Time to calm this crowded stomach and let digestion continue.
>> The doctor found [music] us. Retreat to the bubble tunnel. Go, Dr. Han.
>> The bubbles are getting smaller. There is no party left for us.
>> Let's go home.
>> Rest here for a while. Take [music] small sips of water and only use medicine given by an adult exactly as directed.
>> We will stay with him and follow your instructions.
>> My stomach feels much better now.
>> That is good. Keep [screaming] resting.
>> We are glad you told [music] us when it became worse.
>> I knew the doctor would help.
>> I knew I should stop, but I kept eating.
I also hid the remaining chips.
>> Thank you for telling us the truth.
>> We can solve mistakes when we are honest.
>> I knew I should stop, but I kept eating remaining chips. Thank [music] you for telling us the truth.
>> We can solve mistakes when we are honest about them.
>> I'm glad you told us >> Alex may go home [music] now. Let him rest, offer light meals, and ask for medical help if the discomfort returns or becomes worse.
>> We will watch him carefully. I I feel much better now.
>> Keep moving slowly and rest when we get inside. [music] >> We are happy to have everyone home safely.
>> I'll stay with you. I made this mess, so I should help clean it.
>> We can finish it together.
>> A small snack can include fruit, yogurt, or a few whole grain crackers.
>> This looks lighter than last night's food and it still looks delicious.
>> If either of you feels hungry at night, [music] tell us first and choose only a small, suitable snack. understand.
>> I will ask for help next time.
>> each other. That's You remembered the healthy snack plan.
>> Yes. I only [music] need something small.
>> That is a much better choice.
>> I'll ask mom or dad first.
I remember what happened last time.
I should make a better choice.
>> Open the bag and eat every chip. We want another bubble party.
>> No. I am choosing a light snack this time.
>> [music] >> There is nothing for us to do here. Time to leave quietly.
No heavy feast tonight.
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