Chicago Med - Idiots Like You (Episode Highlight)

[@mirelasa7520]

I can only imagine how hard it is to be professional with stuff like this.

[@MsJubjubbird]

It is really frustrating but yelling and raving at people doesn't work. She should have been a lot calmer and just politely and firmly asked them to leave and said the son was not welcome back

[@andromedagalaxy0]

@@MsJubjubbird But she was defending the baby! Even I would do that!

[@MsJubjubbird]

But you can't do it that way when you are a doctor. People just put roadblocks up and don't listen. She should have done enough psychology to know that it doesn't work and have been in the workplace long enough to know that it's not professional. Part of being a good doctor is having people skills.

[@claire3051]

@@MsJubjubbird it's a tv show, how realistic can it be.

[@chickenisindeedmystyle7316]

Doesn’t really matter tbh

[@morganv.9325]

Normally I hate how invested Natalie gets with her patients but she was TOTALLY on point for telling this dad off

[@FourLightsOfficial]

I also often find berating people infont of their family is the only way to truly purvey a scientific stance and get them to back down from their beliefs.

[@Sharoney]

@@FourLightsOfficial Nice snark, but idiots like these who are totally invested in disinformation won't listen to "a scientific stance," either and you know it.

[@thomas_walker]

it's a 100% reasonable reaction by any doctor. antivaxxers are a public health crisis and they greatly endanger the people around them. bringing an unvaccinated child into an emergency room is extremely irresponsible. people forget how fatal some childhood diseases were before vaccines

[@PatriciaGruteke-o2r]

Personally I think she was way she attacked that family without knowing their family history and making an assumption she needs to put the shoe on the other foot if you know what I mean

[@morganv.9325]

@@PatriciaGruteke-o2r that didnt make any sense

[@didiaskfr]

Why would he bring his unvaccinated son into a hospital... with other kids.... with compromised immune systems.... what goes through your head

[@antediluvianatheist5262]

Nothing. That's why they do it.

[@PowerLord83]

They didnt know that before now.

[@zxzxJoKeRThEiFzxzx]

Welcome to the mindset of a anti-vax, “but my kids fine and healthy”

[@daddylonglegs4805]

They gave him his daily dose of essential oils 🙏🏼🙏🏼😩

[@user-lh5sb3rl1u]

he is confusion 😂

[@nandi171]

That doctor is a true queen. Like if you don’t want to vaccinate your kids idc as long as they aren’t around my kids when they’re sick and they most definitely shouldn’t be in a hospital with really sick children.

[@toomuchtv5768]

@TheBookWorm1718 read a few more books please

[@Frostfern94]

If you don’t vaccinate your child, don’t let them go free into society. They don’t deserve that. No one does.

[@petersmit1649]

Vaccinations work to support your natural immune system, vaccinated children would theoretically be immune to the disease so there should be no issue. Both sides have risks and benefits such as suspected SIDS from vaccines and other complications. However, the medical decision should always lie with the parent/guardian or adult individual. This doctor was unprofessional and should be reprimanded for that.

[@someonerandom8552]

@@petersmit1649 Yeah that worked so well with TB, Smallpox, Polio, Chicken Pox, Rubella Fever, Scarlet Fever etc which used to kill people and kids at such a high rate, people were practically begging for vaccinations. We’ve grown too complacent because we have been cushioned by vaccination effectively getting rid of numerous diseases we only rarely encounter these days, if that. Yes we should vigorously and thoroughly inspect all vaccines. As we should all medication. We should always strive to address any safety issues and come up with solutions going forward. Nothing is without risk. A goddamned paracetamol can cause blood clots ffs. But to just rely on “natural immunity” would result in people coming up with colloquialisms for diseases because they become just that prolific. Look at TB. They used to call that “consumption.” It was so ubiquitous that authors started to reference it casually all the damned time. Seriously read a book published in the Victorian era. You’ll likely find someone dying of consumption in there. Because the audience was literally that accustomed to it. Someone you know dying of TB was just another day. Yeah let’s go back to those days. Sure.

[@Mystress1980]

@@petersmit1649 To add to Someone random's points - yes, vaccinations assist the immune system to build the antibodies it needs to fight these diseases, but not everyone can get those vaccines. Not everyone's immune system will build those anti-bodies even with the vaccine. That is why HERD IMMUNITY is needed, for the good of all. No vaccine makes you immune. It gives you a fighting chance, but it's not bullet proof. You're selfish if you CAN get the vaccines but refuse to. That is a fact. You need to do a lot more reading because you clearly have a very loose, and woefully incomplete understanding of how all of this works. People who know a little but think they know a lot are dangerous. Deadly, even.

[@cindyxorose6847]

Where I live it is a requirement that children are vaccinated in order to be enrolled in schools

[@ashemcgee1558]

Exact same where I'm from too

[@ambs8211]

in canada its the same thing

[@victordaas]

Coz your country cares about the children

[@Awentiawolf]

Not the same here unfortunatly :-( People who make these choices are often vaccinated themselfs and its just selfish to not vaccinate your kids!! So i agree with the country you live in

[@nellymasina3891]

Cindy*xo* Rose parents can find a doctor that doesn’t believe in being vaccinated. Then they’ll forge the documents.

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

He should be more afraid of what his niece’s parents are going to do to him when they learn he’s the reason their child is suffering so much.

[@Kelseyalicia]

I see both a divorce and a lawsuit coming the dad way. And he'll lose both and ended up penniless for his stupid choices!

[@rafaelalbertocayuela8661]

@@Kelseyalicia That would be great, even with the fact that the baby girl's mother is his sister-in-law. If it would have been my daughter, I would have beaten the hell of him

[@TheQuinones100]

I would mess him up literally

[@lynnbradford9360]

The doctor and the wife did the right thing.

[@marveledits6142]

Not at all

[@AmritGrewal31]

@Faikah Ch hahaha , okay

[@oogmann9728]

I would punch them both in the face tho

[@Tyrosine0910]

@@marveledits6142 Yes at all, you scientifically illiterate cretin

[@CherryFlavoredFox0180]

@@marveledits6142 and why not?

[@sabrinaracine9798]

Will is just so casually getting food in the corner. I'm dead 😂

[@janderson947]

He's like eh I'm use to it !😂

[@hyewire]

nat being nat

[@68404]

Nobody puts Will in the corner!

[@JaesVlogz]

he turns around like "oop someone getting yelled at....not my problem i just want chips" 🤣🤣

[@prongssupremacy]

LMAO FRR, he's watching her so proudly

[@Loveroffood41]

As a member of the Healthcare Community I agree with Natalie completely for getting upset. You walk into a hospital and you ask any dr. How often they've seen children come in they don't have the immunity or don't have the vaccines used to protect kids they have probably seen that more in their career than they want to admit. Thanks for the likes everyone.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yeah, what's worse is when the kids who can get vaccines but don't come in contact with a person who has a compromised immune system who can't. That's what pisses me off more is that their not just putting their child endanger but others endanger as well.

[@karaa7595]

Excuse me but is there a vaccine to protect against all the hospital related infections that kill so many every year? How about one to protect against deaths from Doctor and nurse malpractice? "Healthcare" community. 😂🤣 Thank you SO much for making us such a "healthy" society. Appreciate how your people have taken over the world for the sake of profit. Hope you sleep great at night.

[@dakshayini8207]

@@karaa7595 you really need to learn to appreciate doctors and healthcare workers. They save lives. Also getting treatment in hospitals aren't that high everywhere.

[@Frostfern94]

@@karaa7595 Never, ever go to the Doctors or a hospital. Do you know how many people they save every year? You give them nothing but flack and they work so hard, so many hours and do so much good in this world and you’re here shitting on them because they aren’t perfect yet? They’re doing more than you.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Frostfern94 I'm sorry but I cannot fully see it that way with what I've dealt with in the past with lots of malpractice which almost lead to my older sister's death (she overdosed/they overdosed her and wouldn't believe my dad when he said I think she's overdosed) and then another family member of mine died from a staph infection and then how dismissive they are of my loved ones and I's health conditions. I respect the ones who can actually do their job though. Doctors and nurses that are actually good are why I might want to become a nurse or healthcare professional myself.

[@jinxmeifyoucan4907]

So, how many of you can see a divorce starting in that scene?

[@yourboymalikcoleman8731]

Jinx Me If You Can I can definitely see that happening

[@Loveroffood41]

I can fully see it.

[@nave712]

Me, and I hope she got custody of the kid and got him vaccinated

[@Dragontamer135]

I do.

[@jaimen8917]

I would have a divorce right then and there then thrown the damn papers at his stupid face then get custody of the kid. Guarantee she would win. This is literally child endangerment and stupidity at its best.

[@cupcakejwong]

honestly, she was protecting the kid?? he's not vaccinated and if he caught any other viruses from the other sick children in the ED, he would be seriously ill on top of his whooping cough. so all you haters need to listen properly. she literally said "you have any idea how dangerous an ED is for an unvaccinated kid?"

[@AllAboutNightcore]

That, also there are probably many kids there with low immunity so I think that she's also protecting them

[@vtn05001]

I think it works both ways, she got him out of there to protect BOTH the other children and the boy himself since he's not vaccinated. Thats why not being vaccinated is a twin bladed sword, it hurts yourself and it hurts others, get vaccinated!!! unless you have a medical condition that doesn't allow you to do so.

[@sophiab9641]

She’s protecting him from anything the other kids might be carrying but aren’t sick from and them from anything he might already have. The kid is a danger to any other kids that are either too young or too sick and he is in danger from any kids that are carrying something but don’t know it. He could easily die from something that doesn’t seem dangerous to us but is only considered not dangerous because most people are vaccinated against it. That poor boy has no idea how at-risk he is.

[@9lirika]

@@AllAboutNightcore nope...she is particularly talking about unvaccinated kid...watch the scene again.thats the beauty of this scene

[@emmajones8590]

@@AllAboutNightcore Yep, he could still have the remnants of his whooping cough infection. It isn't called the 100 day cough for nothing. He could have landed a little kid with cancer or using immune suppressants for asthma or the like with the whooping cough as well.

[@RuthMcL1979]

What really annoys me is that the vast majority of the parents that don’t vaccinate, were vaccinated themselves. So they are willing to put their children, who they are meant to be protecting, and others who cannot be vaccinated, through all these horrible, deadly infections, that they themselves are protected from

[@jaleesagreene6800]

Exactly

[@mud6866]

They have no clue what it is like to be critically ill

[@babe6835]

It makes me think they actually hate their children

[@princessroyal80]

That’s because they never witnessed just how horrible these diseases actually were. Polio can cripple you for life. Some survivors have to spend every waking hour inside an iron lung because it’s the only way they can breathe.

[@johnshipley6471]

When you put it that way, I wonder if it's ironic.

[@novelynp8684]

Not only is this man selfish, he expects his wife to leave her sister while she’s going through this with her baby because of their choices .

[@nave712]

His choice. Not hers

[@beckyc.4945]

2:14 Will is like "Damn, Manning!" XD

[@ElizabethsLife-iq1vy]

Becky C. I waited for this comment so long

[@Dragontamer135]

The husband deserved it.

[@galaxiesplantcorner9328]

That family will never recover, the sister will never forgive the other and the mom will never forgive the father . This just destoryed the family

[@dusksunsetio6042]

I applaud the patience of health professionals who resist the urge to sucker punch an anti-vaxxer.

[@xxsomeone_whohasnocluex4325]

*I love it when she Stands up to them and yells I dont know why I just like it*

[@amandagr2383]

What's funny is that every person I've met whose parents are anti vax, have told me that their parents were vaccinated🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

[@wendys9587]

yeah well you dont really get a choice if your parents vaccinate you or not. its not like you're a year old and understand the complex medical, ethical and moral issues behind them.

[@amandagr2383]

@@wendys9587 yeah but you can get vaccinated when you're older tho and able to make your own decisions

[@wendys9587]

@@amandagr2383 yeah but that’s not what happens to most people. Most people’s parents just give them vaccines when they’re a year old. So to say it’s ironic for anti vaccine people to have been vaccinated doesn’t say much. It wasn’t their choice.

[@ebonyloveivory]

HONESTLY. It is MIND BOGGLING

[@thesunrisechick]

@@wendys9587 it is ironic because they claim vaccines are so detrimental and so evil yet they’re healthy… because of the vaccines.

[@TomHoops04]

This was not overboard at all, I firstly think what she did was right and I woulda done the same thing. I woulda screamed at him so much

[@alex73217]

Only thing she should've definitely changed was not to do this in front of the kid. She made it seem like it's his fault, when it's the parents. He might blame himself for this forever, espiacially if the baby dies/has permanent consequences.

[@Frostfern94]

@@alex73217 I don’t even think the kid knew what was happening. But yeah, that’s not great. At least he’d get his child vaccinated? If he lives that long but with a father like that, I doubt it.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

I agree with the conclusion that the dude is an idiot, but I wonder if she or you will have screamed at her if it was the other way around. Most often than none violence is segmented by gender. I search for it, she did not: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHq3aZaNjqqomqM.

[@damianmorrison4614]

Seeing how much doctors have to go through just because some people think just doing a 5 minute google search makes them think they now more than people who have to go through medical school for years makes me respect doctors and nurses because they try to help them even when they get treated like dirt.

[@loverivers5563]

I love how caring Dr. Manning is.... She takes care of her patients.... And she's not afraid to express her own opinions.

[@LadyAmarra1]

Seriously, why parents do something like that to their children is beyond me. Vaccinations are vital, and there is literally no valid argument against them -- unless your child has a medical condition that forbids them -- in fact, it is your duty as a parent to give your child the best start it can possibly have until the child can make their own decitions, and vaccinations are part of this duty. You want to know why your child is still healthy without a vaccination? Why there are as little cases as there are of some diseases? Herd immunity! They are still healthy because most people are vaccinated and do not contract these higly infectious diseases, so your child will not get in contact with them... but, as soon as this wall of herd defence falters, the numbers of children dead or handicapped will grow. There are literally just a hand full of papers actually defending the stance to not vaccinate children, and not one of them has any medical validation when you look at them in depth. Mercury salts? Poisonous preservative chemicals? Hell, there are more chemicals in an average brand American Pack with mac&Cheese than in a single vaccination shot, and I bet you served your kids a lot more of that during their first years than they had any chance to ingest via injection. And for the love of God, don't get me started on Authism. There is no medical connection between Authism and vaccinations -- literally just three papers with no scientific proof argue for a connection at all, and half of them have shady funding - and even if there was a connection, is it seriously worse to have an authistic child than a dead one? Are you seriously argumenting like that? People can have perfectly happy lives with Authism! Dead children? Not so much... The worst you can get from a vaccination - given you are a individual with an average immune system - is a slightly swollen injection area and a little bit of fever that all goes away in a few days. The things your kids can suffer from should they survive the actual infectious diseases these vaccinations prevent can reach from infertility, impotence, blindness, loss of hearing or speech, damages to inner organs or brain, right up to permanent coma, or the need for life long nursing. So yeah, not immunizing your child is neglegtful, it's abusive, and it's a threat to everyone else around you who has a valid medical reason not to do it... If you do not vaccinate, you are just a bad parent, nothing else. It's your job to protect your child with all the means given to you, until they can decide for themselves! So do your job!

[@dsrsk8354]

This is the best comment ever. Summarizes every fact in a concise way. Can’t believe people think vaccinations are bad. Ugh.

[@Jessiepie221]

Couldn't have said it better

[@zoerayner3820]

LadyAmarra1 thats alot ahaha but very true!

[@ashleycostello2514]

Autism*** hun not authism. And please don't say things like you'd rather have a dead child than an autistic child. The diseases we vaccinate against are NOT deadly when you get medical care in ample time. Autism is a wide spectrum but you clearly are focusing on children very low on the spectrum. When that does NOT accurately describe autism whatsoever. My cousin's son is deaf, can not speak, can not show emotions, has major sensory issues, and will likely spend his life in special living centers and schools where many autistic people reside. Because they can not care for themselves. They hurt themselves or others with outburst and most have developmental delays and MAJOR learning disabilities. You are telling me having an adult child with the mentality of a two year old is what you want or worth it? A child who will never show you affection, will never hug you or say I love you? A child who is literally trapped in their mind and can't cope with anything in the outside world. People with autism even lower on the spectrum have a lifespan of atleast 16yrs less than an average person. People higher on the spectrum with major disabilities have a lifespan of about 40yrs old. And leading causes for this disease/disorder is none other than heart disease, suicide, and epilepsy (which is common with ASD). You want to vaccinate awesome go for it I understand but do NOT pretend autism is something that should be a choice. You shouldn't choose to do that to your child. Causing them a LIFETIME OF PAIN SUFFERING. Please do research on ASD and learn to spell it before speaking like you know a single thing about it.

[@ashleycostello2514]

Also love how at the end you described what vaccine preventable diseases apparently can cause almost all of the things autism can. Actually quite funny. And your statement saying the worst a vaccine can cause is a slight fever and a little red and swollen. FALSE FALSE AND FALSE. Read the manufacturers inserts. You can find them om the CDC's website. The side effects can actually be quite dangerous. And yes I know from personal experience that required so much testing on MY child. Never in a million years did I think I would be told it was vaccines. That she could have died had I not brought her in and noticed something off about my child and stopped vaccinating. You wrote a long speech trying to sound educated but you in fact are not educated. Any smart person who vaccinates and has done their research could actually agree with me as well.

[@jessicaq4145]

My parents makes sure i got all my vaccines and especially Covid-shots. He even wrote down the dates for different diseases like measles and such. I'm grateful for my mom and dad.❤

[@Poodlebear19234]

I live in Australia and to get the subsidy for sending your child to daycare they have to be vaccinated. So I pay $35 a day instead of paying $120. Good incentive

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

LOL but ignorants still refuse and put the rest of the population at rest. It is because of THEM that diseases like Polio are returning

[@kristiestorie6978]

I wish the US was more like Australia sometimes!! ❤❤❤❤ this!!

[@itsjoeyparker]

God I love Natalie! Such a badass! I miss her! And hearing the seriousness and anger in her tone when saying “I’m serious, get your son out of here now” OOOOOO gave me a chills 😍❤️

[@malinkt9150]

When I saw it was a little baby, my heart broke!😭

[@karencarter18042]

My friend every time she goes to the ER with her son she make sure they know he can not have certain vaccines. They very quickly isolate him and she has only gotten one lecture from a nurse who was stopped by a doctor , cause that particular doctor know my friend and her son from prior trips to the ER , it was that doctor who recognized that my friend's son had an allergy issue from a prior trip.

[@JenFoxworth]

I've had to explain this to a lot of people. It's insane what some people spreading lies for profit can create, and how long and damaging it can be.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Wow, the doctor was in the right though! One of my new favorite episodes!

[@kellytran8311]

What episode is it

[@KristiContemplates]

My mother was a staunch antivaxxer waaay before it became popular. She's also very diet and cleanliness conscious. And would have deliberately taken her unvaccinated kids to visit sick kids just so they could get their childhood diseases over and done with. I'm the reason she's antivaxxer. Every innoculation as a child put me in hospital, and everything I was innoculated against I have zero immunity too. I have had measles numerous times. Diseases I've caught in the wild, I've recovered rather well from (excluding covid because vivid). So, I understand her thinking (did I mention paranoid psychotic genius with cPTSD?) I understand my experiences are a statistical outlier of extreme, and that innoculation and vaccination technologies and processes are very different today. I partake of all occupational mandatory innoculation, and my kids are all fully vaccinated, because I am aware that outliers are not the norm, and the population today is much more transient than the 1970s and earlier. Was fully innoculated against covid before most people got their first

[@soph301]

That’s like when your kid gets COVID and putting him in a room filled with people and wait for it to be spread

[@koppsr]

Believe it or not, I actually was once invited to an "immunization party". Basically those brain farts invited pare TS with their toddlers to get together, so the kids could spread their germs and viruses. While my jaw still hung mid air, they assured me enthusiastically, that this way the whole group could be done with their "immunization" at the same time and wouldn't miss out on anything. After scraping up my jaw I politely thanked them for the "kind invitation", excused myself and went to find a caretaker in the kindergarten, to give them a little "heads up" about these people. No need to mention I avoided ANY contact with them for the future. These AntiVaxxers are simply living in their own world and no amount of scientific research and cold hart facts will persuade them to see things differently.

[@ShaneTheCrazyArtist]

Idc if this would be considered inappropriate and unprofessional he had it coming and she gave it to him perfectly

[@sushmita6554]

I live how heartless that man is the Dr was like she could die and he said with no regrets well I'm sorry like wtf 1:44

[@snowdropsrainhappiness5385]

Honestly people have forgotten what life was like with no vaccines

[@ImperialKnight770]

The child death rate was through the roof during those times.

[@nellieken]

As someone from a third world country where vaccines aren't as widely available compared to the first world. I have seen this. There are still people alive today that had polio and now have serious musculoskeletal issues. There are still people who know someone that died from meningitis and hepatitis B. I am lucky that in my generation the vaccines are more available compared to my parent's generation. Even so, people in remote areas don't have access to them and these diseases haven't been eliminated. It is so infuriating when I see people choose not to vaccinate. The vaccines have worked so well that you all have forgotten how bad these diseases are.

[@kreigguardsman3355]

@@ImperialKnight770I think they want to go back to that time.

[@princessroyal80]

Polio was a nightmare for parents back then. Rows and rows of kids in massive metal tubes because the virus paralyzed their lungs. There are people who never recovered and had to use it their whole lives.

[@aidanmccarthy9249]

@@princessroyal80 and if you mention the polio vaccine, they'll either claim that polio was renamed or go on about sanitation.

[@ferretzim8694]

Honestly, that dad should get charged with neglect and be responsible for this incident. The mother should too, though in a lesser degree. If he can't do what's right for his son, or his niece, he has no buisness being a parent.

[@chesirez00]

Loved her for telling him off, damn right!

[@unconfusedconfusion2971]

My dad had to sneak me out to vaccinate me because my mom was stupid. REAALLLLY stupid. I still love her and they still live together. She is just educated now.

[@queenesther09]

"Oh, you think you're protecting him? Do you have ANY idea how dangerous an ED is for a child without immunity?!" I feel like laughing at the look on the dad's face... because you just know that for some incomprehensible reason the clueless know-it-all never once thought of that.

[@sarahgulson6984]

i never understood how people weren't vaccinated, we always just got them while at school. Like how certain grades had to go and do tests, certain grades had to go and get their vaccinations done. They took you up a class at a time to like the hall or something and a bunch of nurses are set up and you tell them your name, they check off the boxes and then give you your shoots and after you just head back to class.

[@babymochi9529]

i had to have yr 7 and 8 vaccinations and primary ones too i think dont remember getting vaccinated it might not help u at that moment in time but in the future it will lession the risk of getting worser desises or viruses

[@Hannah-hq8ne]

burningthemidnightoil Because some idiot published a paper linking vaccinations to autism. He has since been discredited but of course some people believe there is actually a link 🙄

[@peterpark5546]

@@Hannah-hq8ne Don't forget that this idiot got his medical license revoked. The paper was funded by a company that wanted to market a different vaccine medicine, and wanted to sue the creators of the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine.

[@rowanahedley9578]

Yeah my secondary school does that

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Hannah-hq8ne even if there is a link, I'd rather my child have autism than be dead.

[@JayJayAviation]

I love how the baby looks so obviously like a doll/puppet

[@cupcakeprime559]

As powerful as this scene is, and how right she is, we all know that Manning would be fired if she actually confronted these people like that.

[@ebony7177]

Fired, probably not. Reprimanded more than likely. They would say she shouldn't have said what she said but getting the kid out of there protected him AND the other children.

[@Dragontamer135]

If I were that doctor I would have said much more hurtful and nasty things to that husband.

[@Ktakahashi18]

Oooo I know its fiction but it felt good when she told off that father! I wish we could do that more.

[@TheVillesRedRaven]

My mom and I were practically cheering on Natalie during this scene. She is literally everything I wanna say to parents like that

[@saraflint2982]

I've never seen this show except for a few short clips on KZbin. From what I've seen, though, Natalie has quite the backbone. She doesn't let anyone talk her out of doing what's right. She doesn't let anyone get in the way.

[@LibertBelle-dl6xp]

Was this before or after the episode where the parents refused to vaccinate their kid and the teacher stopped breathing because she caught what the little girl had?

[@lillianpilto2377]

“My husband doesn’t believe in vaccines.” “well, I don’t believe in marriage. Here’s a divorce!”

[@Nyotakikora1]

As a healthcare provider...sorry it pisses me off with that mentality

[@ohwell94]

You and me both! Nothing burns my butt more than an anti vaxxers going on and on about natural immunity and Big Pharma then rush their child to a dr or hospital when they get sick to be put on antibiotics and other drugs to save their child's life😒😒😒

[@remixed2654]

I'm a little kid and i love watching Chicago med

[@clairecheney]

I have to say, as a person who was the unlucky one in a million to have a reaction to a childhood vaccination, I still had all my jabs. And for those who believe it causes autism. Me and my three siblings all had all our jabs. Me and the youngest are both autistic, the middle two are not. There is no link

[@PhoenixDaga]

Of course it was junk science by a idiot who falselified his research like other other people who said gay people are more likely to molest kids

[@via-anghelmagahum2586]

I can understand not wanting vaccinations that haven’t been fully tested yet or FDA approved but vaccines like the one for whooping cough or small pox for example are fully tested and approved.

[@cyaniderhian8174]

Honestly, if my s/o didn't believe in getting our kids vaccinated, but I did, I would still get them vaxxed because I would rather deal with an angry s/o than a dead child.

[@Mehp2]

Or a dead relative because the kid spread it because they were unvaccinated

[@andyt2k]

ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR HER!

[@DragonGoddess18]

Aaron: "I'm sorry but I have to do what think is right, I have to protect my son." When did you become the God of Medicine,again?

[@quarf53206]

he read about it on Wikipedia.

[@ticsxlol8155]

It would be satisfying to add the phrase "out! NOW!!"

[@cerysheaps6258]

Every episode is drama. I LOVE IT

[@ZorGofaded]

my anger issues could never id snap

[@Hannah-sv4pi]

I had whooping cough when I was about 16 months old and I actually could’ve died...😐

[@issacsmith3169]

You have a higher chance dying from whooping cough as a baby then as a 16 year old. To die at 16 from whooping cough its really hard, you basically have to get no treatment and then you 'might' (very rarely) get severe brain damaged or bleeding on the brain, as a baby, you can either stop breathing, fits, bleed from the eyes or nose, permanent brain damage and again bkeeding on the brain. At 16 your immune system is fully ready while as a baby, the immune system isn't ready for a cold let alone whooping cough

[@Hannah-sv4pi]

Issac Smith I also have severe asthma and as a baby, yes I could’ve died I got treatment but I still could’ve died.

[@Pandoradan]

I caught it from some dunce in my community and I'd been vaccinated. It permanently damaged my lungs...

[@misslaeebeauty1916]

People think it’s doesn’t affect anything. Yes it’s your personal choice but don’t think for a second your child is the only person at risk.

[@trueblueedits4673]

I could see Dr. Manning's brain cells fizzle out at 1:01

[@digitalmania6966]

Oh my God that poor little one

[@annieberardino8732]

Honestly if I saw a doctor dressing down a parent like this in public I’d applaud like the plane just landed.

[@luketeal1076]

She violate some crazy amount of confidentality and privacy concerns when confronting the parents.

[@nucflashevent]

She was confronting them about *their* child 🤨

[@luketeal1076]

@@nucflashevent in a public space around other patients. If you want to confront or speak to a parent then you take them to a consult room. It doesn’t matter if it is their child or not.

[@petercormack2859]

@@luketeal1076 I really feel like you’re missing the bigger picture here

[@ebonyloveivory]

The stupidity and ignorance😭😠

[@quarf53206]

if i was the mom of the baby i wouldnt even though the sister stayed in the hospital after her husband and son left i wouldnt be around her ever again. even if they divorced i wouldnt be able to forgive her

[@laytonpro8655]

I respect Natalie so much in this scene

[@cheeezyashley6843]

Dr. Manning is just....👏👏👏

[@Wheelstar72]

I had whooping cough when I was around 9 it very nearly killed me ever since I have yearly bad chest infections that was 40 years ago. I was rushed into hospital as whilst eating dinner at my grans I stopped breathing. If u want to protect your children get them vaccinated parents are supposed to PROTECT their child not risk them catching diseases that can either kill or leave them long lasting health issues. Yes I’ve had my covid vaccines, I have t flu jab every October. I was born with major heart defects and wasn’t expected to live to b 10.

[@novalights4344]

I love how will is just trying to get crips

[@ilanyshafie7567]

That was so satisfying to watch. Go Dr Manning!!

[@deepn2164]

In another similar vaccination episode, when the other doc did the same, she said he was wrong to yell on the parents..

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

"You know HOW these people think." What he meant to say was, "You know THAT these people think. As opposed to idiots like me, who don't."

[@MiaBeePlayz]

As someone with crohn's and has a lower immune system, I agree 1000% on Manning's point here. Ever since I've been diagnosed, my mom has been very protective with me with public places. Especially since I have little nieces now and the oldest is going to be 4 this year. Recently, they caught the Norovirus and my mom strongly advised my brother and his family to stay home because she doesn't know how this thing is going to affect me. I've never had it but I would never want to find out. I know she can't protect me from absolutely everything but I get why she is like this now. Get your vaccines people!

[@tsubakilee1728]

leaving your child in a hospital without having any vaccination is like throwing him into war with virus and bacteria without any weapon

[@emma_nutella58]

She was holding back because I would’ve been so pissed, endangering his son’s life and other people’s lives by doing this

[@lillianpilto2377]

“you don’t know that.” Isn’t there a WHOLE BRANCH of the CDC tracing strain sources and disease routes? Like, literally tracing a source and then quarantining. Quite literally, it is part of medical training at bare minimum. Hell, I can trace the last cold I had to my classroom. It’s common sense.

[@susiedupuy9532]

These diseases aren't "just" childhood illnesses. Ask any adult that has or had shingles how badly they hurt. They have shingles because there wasn't a chicken pox vaccine when they were young and they got chicken pox.

[@dawneprovost7289]

Doctor is right

[@evelynbutler7026]

I loved how she went off at her I stan

[@marsbars84]

Where I come from if the parents refuse to vaccinate their baby they are made to sign an contract stating that they take full responsibility if their child dies or is severely compromised by a vaccine preventable disease Even if the parents refuse one of the mandatory vaccines the child's doctor can get child services involved and have them vaccinated if there are no religious/health arguments as if to why they can't have the inoculation

[@emmajones8590]

Religious exemptions annoy the hell out of me personally. Either mandate a vaccine or don't and let parents make their own minds up. But not one set of rules for the average, normal set of parents and another set for the Bible thumpers and the tin foil hatters. It is both unsafe and highly discriminatory.

[@talker51292]

Dr Manning is my favorite

[@gpenguin840]

I got my flu shot last year, but I still got the flu. However, I didn’t present with the common symptoms- I didn’t vomit or have congestion or the usual things. I was just really weak and had a fever. Had my body not been prepared for the flu via the vaccine I could have ended up much much sicker. Vaccinate your kids people. Keep them and everyone else safe.

[@amirphillips264]

This is why you need to get vaccinated. Risking people lives like this ain’t right. Natalie was totally on the right especially after what happened in Season 1.

[@katherinemartinez9614]

Poor kid. I can only imagine how traumatizing it is to be the unvaccinated kid who is forced out of a hospital because of his parent’s stupidity

[@monkeycat48]

That and also I should mention the media, apparently probably put this in their heads, that those who have been getting the vaccine for sometime has been making kids even worse than ever like sicker along with even becoming autistic, but I don’t know this is just crazy stuff. I guess they listen to fake news.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@JenFoxworth]

And I'm sure the father is gonna spout a boatload of crap to him to make it seem like the doctor is the villain and they were wrongfully put out.

[@notredamecoltsfan]

Will in the background getting food and seemingly not bothered

[@codykramer2148]

I’m surprised that he would want to bring his kid to a hospital that might be filled with a bunch of illnesses that his son can catch because he is unvaccinated

[@Dani-rp2pf]

It’s probably the same idea as chickenpox or Covid parties where the idea was to get it so your immune system will learn to fight it naturally. Even though things like that just left people dead or disabled.

[@hannamclendon2843]

Look if you don't want to vaccinate your kids that's your business. But don't put other kids in danger by bringing your child around them

[@mikeyisbombable]

One of the rare times I actually liked Natalie. She was in the right

[@ichigokurosaki8523]

Can anyone tell me what happens in the end? I'm super curious to know if the baby turns out fine

[@bookloverwholovestocook3669]

The problem is the those infectious diseases that have been prevented by vaccination was so long ago that people have forgotten that children died from them and adults got polio and may have needed an iron lung to order to breathe. I would love for us to go back in time before vaccines were available for us to get know the fear of those infectious diseases and maybe have some respect for childhood vaccines.

[@emilyjones9440]

I know that the dad was an idiot but I’ll give him props for not getting angry when dr. Manning told him off

[@DogLover1999-o3x]

Dr. Halstead (season 1) = Dr. Manning (season 3) Dr. Halstead (season 3) = Dr. Manning (season 1) At least Dr. Halstead's character has developed and matured over the last few years.

[@danielea3718]

Manning’s is like the best doctor she goes to extreme heights to save people

[@jeetsharma6326]

Damn she snapped

[@petercormack2859]

Here’s one thing I don’t understand - why do people not trust modern medicine, then come to a hospital when they’re sick?

[@highrob7399]

Vaccinated or not, why would you let a kid with a cold go close to a baby? Not a parent, but just seems like common sense to me.

[@emmajones8590]

Some people are just plain stupid. Babies still die every year because some thicko with a cold sore gives them a kiss and infects them with a deadly herpes infection.

[@downyjunior5118]

Will just stood at the back like dammmmm ma girl gettin feisty here

[@janderson947]

Will is probably use to it 😂

[@Behen786]

I know many friends who didn’t vaccinate their babies and they are just fine. One is ten and never vacced and his mom said he’s never been really sick.

[@NoName-hg6cc]

And in due time you will have to change the comment in "they were fine"

[@TheYoutubaki]

Every sentence that starts with "I know many people" is certainly going to describe a statistically negligible part of the population not getting ill, thus making it a misinformed interpretation of reality that stems from ignorance or outright denial. Good for them. They were absurdly lucky. Not everyone is lucky. And not everyone can get vaccinated. It is our duty, as people who can get vaccinated, to do so in order to protect them. Vaccines are safe. Not innoculating your child should be classified as negligence.

[@nellieken]

Congratulations. You benefitted from the majority of people getting vaccinated so these diseases don't spread. If more people thought like you and majority of people stopped vaccinating, it would be a different story entirely..

[@TVJUNK85]

Aight editor 0:19 Probably shoulda left that wide on the cutting room floor. XD

[@griif5871]

0:20 nice doll, can I play doctor with it to?

[@thebinlgbtisbabadook7832]

Thank you for making me laugh in this war zone of a comment section. 🤗

[@JT-pk8cn]

No wonder why House says people are idiots.