A medicine company
[Anticipatory music plays in the background]
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[A clip of a teen in a pool reaching up and hugging his coach on the edge of the pool.]
Narrator: You'll get better
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[A woman with obesity looks upset and is talking with another woman in a public restroom.]
Narrator: when you're not blamed
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[A man looks in the mirror and buttons up his shirt.]
Narrator: for a condition you can't control.
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[Two women sit in an older pickup truck, the woman with nasal cannula grabs the hand of the other woman in support.]
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[The camera pans across a young Black girl who sits in a dimly lit bedroom.]
Narrator: You'll get better
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[A doctor's office setting where the female doctor is speaking to two females across a desk. The two women listening to the doctor hold hands.]
Narrator: when your care
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[The camera pans across an older Black man with white hair sitting at a table.]
Narrator: doesn't depend on your income.
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[The camera is focused on a parallel bar with a woman's hand gripping it to walk, then pans up to her face marked with determination.]
0:24
[A physical therapist in wet gear coaches a young man on a water bicycle in a pool.]
Narrator: You'll get better
0:26
[Camera pans across a scene with a frustrated young man in a hospital bed with a woman by his side.]
0:27
[Camera shows a woman wearing a hospital gown and cap, then switches to her hand pushing the pain medication button, and a nurse pulling the curtain around her hospital bed.]
Narrator: when your pain isn't minimised, dismissed, forgotten.
0:34
[A Black mother and daughter sit on a couch side-by-side, the daughter looks at her mother supportively.]
0:37
[Camera returns to the woman walking with the parallel bars next to her physical therapist who is cheering her on.]
0:39
[Camera returns to the young man in the pool looking determined and talking to his coach, who is cradling the swimmer's neck in his hands.]
Narrator: We will never
0:41
[Camera returns to the woman in the hospital bed wearing the gown and cap, and she's smiling.]
0:42
[Close-up shot of a woman with her eyes closed and her hands clasped under her chin.]
Narrator: stop trying
0:43
[Red screen with "GET BETTER" letters cut out to show an image of a woman behind them.]
Narrator: to get better.
0:46
[Woman in lab puts on white Lilly lab coat and works with her back to camera.]
Narrator: Because when medicine gets better
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[Flashes through scenes of previous people, they're all smiling and celebrating.]
Narrator: all of us
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[Woman walking using parallel bars slowly removes her shaking hand from the bar to stand on her own, her physical therapist cheering in the background.]
Narrator: can get better.
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[Lilly logo and "A Medicine Company" appear over the last scene.]
Get better
us that everyone has the right to be heard,
understood, and helped. Because everyone
has the right to feel better.
