When you had agreed to assist Derek with his Alzheimer's clinical trial, you were ecstatic. This was something that was so cutting edge, it could change the course of life as you knew it. The first few patients went well, and your motivation as a doctor was at an all-time high. You didn't know why anyone did drugs.

As Adele's condition worsened and she was put on the clinical trial, you faced some challenges. You discovered she only got the placebo drug, not the active agent. Do you be a good wife and turn a blind eye or help out a long-time friend? Help out a long-time friend, of course. The decision didn't come lightly when you snuck into the lab holding the drugs and switched out Adele's placebo drug with the active agent. You weren't as sneaky as you thought because Alex had caught you sneaking out of the lab and told Owen about the tampering, who told Richard, who told Derek.

"The trial is over! You screwed me. You screwed this hospital. And you screwed yourself. This is your disease we're trying to cure. Or Lou Gehrig's disease, but I did this for you."