'Grey's Anatomy' Has Misleading Miscarriage

Last Thursday's season finale episode of Grey's Anatomy DVD featured much turmoil in the hospital -- sudden deaths, a shooter, relationship drama, and, by the end, Desperate Housewives DVD caused by the stress of it all.

Most of the time when I watch Grey's Anatomy DVD boxset, I do so knowing that my doctors don't really talk about their love lives while I'm under the knife (Entourage DVD). They don't really all trade sex partners back and forth like horny teenagers instead of respected surgeons and mostly, I watch knowing it's fiction.

However, the (Gilmore Girls DVD) episode did feature something that, had I been pregnant, would have had me clutching my belly with worry.

**Spoiler Alert**

In last Thursday's episode, Desperate Housewives DVD boxset (the doctor for whom the series is named) suffers a miscarriage after her husband and love of her life is shot right in front of her.
It's implied, though never implicitly stated, that the Entourage DVD boxset was caused by stress. After all, prior to this, she had been developing morning sickness and had a positive pregnancy test just earlier that morning, both indications that the Gilmore Girls DVD boxset was moving in the right direction.

As someone who spent the first four months of both of my Grey's Anatomy DVD boxset plagued by stress over the health of the babies and my potential for miscarriage, the show concerned me, so I decided to do a little research.

Dr. Sarah Jeffers is Desperate Housewives DVD set from Atlanta, Georgia. Her practice, Atlanta Women's Specialists, works out of Atlanta's Northside Hospital. "There is no direct cause and effect relationship between acute Entourage DVD set (like the one encountered by Meredith Grey) and an increased risk of miscarriage," says Dr. Jeffers, who added, "We also have no proof that even prolonged stress like depression or something similar could cause an early Gilmore Girls DVD set."

Although there are some studies that have been inconclusive and others that Grey's Anatomy DVD set there may be some link, the show's oversimplification of the matter is simply not rooted in fact, says Dr. Jeffers.

In fact, 50 percent of Desperate Housewives seasons 1-5 DVD boxset are caused by a chromosomal abnormality. The other 50 percent could be caused by "other factors such as heavy smoking and maternal medical factors, autoimmune disorders, obesity, history of previous Entourage seasons 1-6 DVD boxset, and a few others," according to Dr. Jeffers.

Notably absent from the list? Seeing Dr. McDreamy shot before your eyes.

So, yes, let's enjoy Gilmore Girls seasons 1-7 DVD boxset for the eye candy and the drama, but let's leave the medical facts to the real doctors of the world.
According to an interview with Patrick Dempsey after the Grey's Anatomy seasons 1-5 DVD boxset finale on Thursday, the actor doesn't believe Grey's Anatomy will last longer than it's two more contracted seasons. He quotes, "I think most Desperate Housewives DVD go through a cycle and we're certainly probably coming to the end of our cycle." Patrick also stated that he believes it's hard to come up with new stuff for the story lines after so many episodes.

Is Patrick Entourage DVD's belief of this cycle end indicative of what the writers and the producers of the show believe? Budget cuts have also forced the use of a sound stage or green screens as opposed to the actors being flown in every week for Gilmore Girls DVD. A combination of lower ratings and lower finances might bring Patrick's forecast to reality. Shonda Rhimes has also taken on yet another ABC show-Grey's Anatomy DVD for next season, Off the Map, about doctors in a clinic on a tropic island. I'm not quite sure of ABC's strategy in offering so many dramatic shows in a clinical setting. It seems as if ABC might need some fresh ideas. Or, they believe that Off the Map could be a replacement for our beloved Grey's Anatomy in the near future.