2-year-old Hit and Run Victim | Chicago Med

[@isasantos8577]

When Natalie first talked about the pediatric organs donation, I teared a bit. When my little brother died, my mom told me I was the one who changed her mind about organs donation,I don't even know what I said or when I said it, but I feel happy my brother may have helped other children out there and some other family don't have to go through the same we had.

[@julesoxana3630]

Im so sorry for your loss💔 i know your little brother is watching over you and ur loved ones💕

[@nal1099]

I am very sorry. Rest In Peace your brothers angle. - Abha

[@marcellamccormack6231]

I have been working on the same and I have to go back to the gym to get the best out of the holiday and the cost of the holiday and the cost

[@SonalPlays]

Rest in peace. So sorry for your loss, would feel the same if i lost my sis

[@blah__]

awww I'm so sorry for your loss

[@allieniner675]

I’m a healthcare professional and we were always told to ignore tattoos such as his as it’s not legally binding

[@jsas2047]

This is a special circumstance though, right? No other family, he has basically no quality of life.. the tattoo is the only thing they can use to determine what he would've wanted. Also they were told to ignore the tattoo too, until the legal team decided. A healthcare professional can't make this decision (that's also why doctor Manning wrong here) however a legal team can, in this case at least.

[@Ebunoluwa13]

@@jsas2047 You don't know if he would still want to live though. To the outside and medical world 8ts no quality of life but to that person he might have hope he'll get better or religious reasons. It's a very thin line to decide on somebody else's definition of quality of life

[@allieniner675]

@@jsas2047 I understand what you’re getting at here, but legally, we still have to do all we can medically. Unless there is a piece of paper legally signed we still have to proceed with medical intervention.

[@jsas2047]

@@allieniner675 yes i fully understand the medical team can't make that decision, but i think a legal team could use that tattoo with no problem. It's not legally binding but it's the only indicator a legal team could use to determine what he would've chosen yk

[@lupostales7968]

Not if it says "Do not resuscitate, form on file" - that last bit "... file on record" makes it mandatory to check for said file on record, before resuscitatation ! Yes, the tattoo itself is not legally binding in the sense that it can replace the legal file, but if you see a tattoo that states that there EXIST such a file, you are obligated to check for it ! If you don't, you're in serious trouble, because you KNEW there might be a recorded file, due to the tattoo stating so ! That's why I'll be getting such a tattoo as soon as I get my own file recorded .... I do NOT want to be resuscitated and I certainly do NOT want to be an organ donor either ....

[@thomasplouffe1363]

She’s just a little baby.. OH MY GOD she’s so tiny! For a child actor that young she did a amazing job still being just a little baby

[@littlehell2655]

Lmfao she was horrible she just closed her eyes

[@muttzoone]

@@littlehell2655 shes a child what do you expect.

[@OliverRudge3]

@@littlehell2655 i thought she was a good actor

[@thomasplouffe1363]

@@littlehell2655 shes two

[@joaquinchoque2254]

@@littlehell2655 hey

[@ccrraazzyyggiirrll]

Will and Natalie are so nonsensical in bringing their relationship issues into dealing with patients - it's absurd!

[@ThePowerofCutleries]

Welcome to doctor drama shows. Apparently medicine can't be interesting without petty personal drama between the main cast to "spice things up." I miss Scrubs sometimes. At least it was self-aware and absolutely nailed being a sitcom with mostly just minor drama here and there.

[@samaeldeul572]

Whahahah yes for reallllll

[@gracecalis5421]

Number one reason Dr. Abrams is my favorite doctor. He's one of the few that don't go searching for drama

[@nataliebraathen101]

You’d be surprised at how much this happens in real life. Most of my family work in the medical field and the stories I hear about their coworkers 👀 also when my I’m was giving birth to me her doctor was going through a divorce because he cheated on his wife with his nurse, which caused him to make some mistakes:/ so yeah

[@123RADIOactive]

Quite frankly, both of them would’ve likely been fired multiple times over by now and barred from ever doing medicine anywhere.

[@selT02]

This episode sums up why i am glad natalie and will are no longer a couple. The relationship(s) were so toxic and she was constantly guilt tripping him.

[@captainpoppleton]

That sounds like a marriage to me.

[@mrroboshadow]

@@captainpoppleton Then im sorry your life is so miserable that you cant concieve of a healthy relationship

[@rosamunddrag8971]

Will is the bigger part of the problem. He constantly goes around other people's wishes. He already did shiz like this once. He resuscitated a woman who clearly stated to not do that in her clear mind. Will does not take his patience seriously when it comes to lofe death situations and, in general, only does like he wants things to be. He's an arrogant idiot who clearly doesn't respect others. He doesn't deserve to be in a relationship 😅

[@tracylalonde4972]

But I thought they got back together??? As a story line when they both left the show. Maybe I'm thinking of another show. Not sure???

[@fefesmith82]

I hated her character nothing but a manipulative selfish woman

[@gracecalis5421]

Natalie's character never fails to get on my nerves. How do you work in one of the most stressful departments in a hospital and STILL manage to find the time to stir up stupid drama? Her character always breaks me from my immersion because her stupid conflicts keeps reminding me "This is just TV melodrama in the end". I hate it

[@hollysmith6766]

well shes gone now

[@Nyxthebat04]

I dont get the hate Natalie gets. Just because she cares for kids?

[@Ebunoluwa13]

@@Nyxthebat04 No because she thinks she's the only one that does. This isn't the first time she's gone against a doctor's decision or opinion for their patient and behind their backs to Sharon or hospital authorities and thinks its acceptable. If and when it's done to her all hell breaks loose. She's also been known to dangle Will's feelings up and down since the start of their relationship AND emotionally blackmailed him for her benefit

[@tiamarawithington7758]

No one else rememberd the episode where she went over an abused woman to sharron for the womans only option then was to kill him an go jail love it when it stuck to her when she's in wrong

[@marcomoretto9263]

Zanimsunsa

[@theythemgae9025]

I remember being extremely suicidal and wanting "do not resuscitate" tattooed on my chest. I'm glad I never scraped the cash together to do it. There is absolutely a responsibility to question if that tattoo was regretted. Just because I changed my mind doesn't mean that others wouldn't. There are so many reasons why someone might chose to have it tattooed.

[@leonieperreault2895]

Yeah he could have wanted it as a very young adult because he found it funny. It can't be legal to follow a tattoo, as you said you don't know the reason.

[@Lisamariee161]

Just get JK under it lol

[@doctorposting]

it wouldn’t have mattered. even if you had gotten it, it’s not legally bindimg.

[@Alesha_Lewer]

Sometimes Natalie really oversteps her authority and everyone’s boundary’s. I like her as a doctor sometimes but if someone doesn’t agree with her she’ll push to get her own way. She showed truly disgusting behaviour going over Will like that. It’s not on and it’s not ok

[@stuartgeddes2271]

Some times I do this

[@marcomoretto9263]

Ranoank

[@kayahenry9293]

But by overstepping authorities it can do more good than harm

[@Ellie-gp9dg]

Because she is in the right and Will is an idiot, wtf do you mean disgusting? Of course she needs to push it if she is the only one thinking straight.

[@susivarga7303]

@@kayahenry9293 good look at your job with that attitude

[@gregjenkinson7512]

Will always focused more on keeping patients alive then quality of life, had a similar case with a cancer patient

[@benny.-5106]

Well that's thier Job to save lives only the patient can decide if they want to die for example not to perform resuscitation tattoo he had

[@good8619]

Well, quality of life should be taken into consideration. I sure wouldn't want to live as a vegetable, I'd be a burden.

[@benny.-5106]

@@good8619very true I would rather not live as a vegetable but you can't decide if someone deserves to live even if they become paralysed just the way it is

[@good8619]

@@benny.-5106 Yeah, gotta ask them or something similar.

[@nrobb7872]

Think that's most doctors....their rep is important....Choi tried to do that to Stella Kidd

[@cazzabojangles]

In that scenario, Natalie and Will both had good intentions, there's no denying that, but you can't let a man die just so you can harvest his daughter's organs. A tattoo DNR may have meant he felt one way at one point in his life, but you can't use it as finite proof if you don't have proper documentation on his hospital records. The father was Will's patient, not Natalie's, going over his head because you think that you're the only one who's right and not considering that he is also right to care about his living patients' health, is wrong.

[@trullyfreak]

Yeah but i would agree the father wouldn’t have any sort of quality of life - completely paralysed, relying on somebody else to take care of him, and with his child gone… there’s no winning in this situation

[@mrroboshadow]

@@trullyfreak its not about "winning", the father was still alive and tattoos are not legally binding i could tattoo "legally insane" on my forehead, doesn't mean i can commit crimes willy nilly bottom line is if a family member eventually finds out what she and the hospital did well, there'd be no hospital after the gigantic lawsuit is over with

[@hiimargo7058]

@@mrroboshadow People like you and Cazza make me sick. Acting high and mighty like youre better than everyone else. The man has lost the love of his life and the only reason he was pushing through was for his daughter. When he wakes up he will find out he has lost everything and to make it worse hes paralysed and cant even kill himself to end the suffering. he will be Forced to just lay there wishing for death. If hell existed that would be it.

[@stacey4758]

Natalie only cares about her patients, not his. She's saying kill him so we can take his kid for parts. Will already told his boss about the tattoo, if they were concerned they would have asked for updates. Natalie exaggerated to try to kill a patient. They weren't sure of brain damage

[@isarosa.45678]

lol. My god, you're ridiculous. The man has a clear DNR on himself (which many patients are ENCOURAGED to get tattooed on them, so that people know in case they're unable to verbalise it and have no family to express it), is completely paralysed, with severe brain damage, zero quality of life, and a dead wife and daughter. You wouldn't put a dog through that. Why put a person through it

[@TOFMDrone]

for us as a EMT in Belgium it's easy, a tatoo with DNR is NOT a legal means of not wanting CPR the patient or the family needs to present a form called "DNR form" with 3 different category's

[@potocatepetl]

@@tammcphail1995 You can't exactly send your documents to all hospitals in your city...And not every patient has a file in a hospital. Unless one was a patient of the hospital, they have no file of yours. One could have a copy of the document at their family doctor, but in a case of an emergency, as this one, a hospital has no idea who the family doctor is.

[@tammcphail1995]

@@potocatepetl but could it be linked to your provinces/ countries healthcare?

[@blah__]

hm

[@kaitlintropper2061]

Not sure in Canada as well.

[@harrypottersnumbrfan]

@@potocatepetl It would be in your medical records. Same with your Donor card. There is a centralized system where this information is kept. If I'm admitted to the hospital in nova scotia, they can see that I had an appendectomy in Ontario. If you have never been to the hospital I would assume you just give it to your family doctor. It does take time to get this information (Hense medical alert bracelets) but they there, ita all linked to your Healthcard number. I also know you can get medical alert tattoos

[@PapaGohn]

I swear I haven't seen a single clip of Dr Manning where she hasn't been the most frustrating person to watch

[@pennyinheaven]

There was one clip I saw where she scrubbed a face of an anti-vax parent. That was good.

[@pennyinheaven]

@@2EKgn16 Annoying for a good reason and she's actually right vs annoying for unethical reasons/methods. The clip was literally about a parent who brought their unvaxxed kid in the hospital and being arrogant towards Manning for making them leave, oh they also had their niece (or friend's kid, forgot what exactly), admitted for, I believe, whopping cough (which they suspect their kid brought). So... just the same stance, right?

[@Willow-fk4kp]

Why she’s my fav character

[@rohverr]

In Scotland, we have an "Opt Out" system for organ donation. So essentially, pretty much everyone over the age of 16 is an organ donor unless they've opted out of the system, have recorded a decision not to donate their organs or their family have stated not to have their organs donated. I believe it's a much better system for situations like this where no family members are present to say whether or not they can use the deceased family member's organs. I personally believe every person should be an organ donor if they can be. I'm an organ donor because at the end of the day, if I die then I'm dead and I would rather my organs go towards saving a life than being wasted.

[@kaylizzie7890]

I feel the same way. I like to think of it as advanced recycling. I’m not using my body after I’m dead so if it can help other people than I’m all for it. I’m also a science donor. So not only will my organs go to people who need them but the rest of me is going to be used for research and teaching. Nothing will go to waste and my funeral will be cheaper.

[@suzannekirkwood6392]

My country is opt in, but even if you have stated you want to be donor if one member of your family disagrees they won't use your organs. I think opt out is better, because you have to make an effort to do that yourself, although for underage children it should still be the parents decision.

[@pb666-fvqu1]

But the family can deny organ donation even if the patient wanted to?

[@ava_shiloh]

Yep. I live in falkirk (Scotland) and it’s exactly like that. I think actually it should be like thst anywaus whatever age you are

[@Tocaforlife1]

I did not know that…

[@annieleonhart4867]

Deciding if he lives or dies to harvest his daughter's organs...that's inhuman and messed up

[@bursegsardaukar]

There is a real life case where a woman woke up the moment they wanted to harvest her organs.

[@twit3537]

Or the case of a father having a stand off with police until his son squeezed his hand because they declared his son brain dead when he wasnt and were about to take him off support. It was found out that that hospital was shady and the son was a match for an organ for one of the directors wives. If you are an organ donor you can guarantee that your going to be lower on the priority list because of the need for organs and if you die they get them. Some healthcare professionals, like paramedics, Ive seen on threads/comments that talk about this and caution people because they've seen instances where the patient could have been saved but upon finding out about organ donation status didn't get it because of who called the shots/how others needed the organs. Most family members also aren't trained to know what care their loved one needs too so they would trust those in charge of their loved ones care explicitly. This is genuinely something that comes up from what I hear where organ donors aren't given the same treatment/same life saving treatments others would if those in charge feel their organs are needed or if its discovered that they are a potential match for anyone who needs a transplant. Also some people feeling guilty if its mentioned how their organs could have saved lives if they had died, its horrible.

[@timeforanap4268]

​@bursegsardaukar BS- They have to be brain dead for organ donation. That means no voluntary movement.

[@safiremorningstar]

I would have turned around to her and told her Hitler and the Nazis would have loved you you're a regular Angel of death.

[@Susan-on3gc]

Quality of life matters, he had little befor or he wouldn’t have got the tattoo, but waking up and having any kind of brain function he’s supposed to want to live on without his daughter. Quality matters .

[@quackquaackk]

0:05 aww it looks like she forgot that she was supposed to close her eyes and be acting 😂❤

[@catstac2542]

She didn't loose consciousness yet and that's why this Natalie doctor tells her it's going to be okay. She passed out about half a minute later.

[@abeerhaddad7434]

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[@sarahdantuma8207]

we have learned that if there is a tattoo that he doesn't want to be helped, that we just have to help that person, because you don't know if he has changed his mind before that time. and therefore want to be helped especially because he also has a young child. maybe he got that tattoo way before she was born. he has to wear a necklace or bracelet then you can't help him because he can put it on himself

[@zacharywuxuan8117]

But the thing is, given that his quality of life is severely diminished, and his next of kin almost certainly dead and with a DNR, it is fair to donate his daughter's organs to save another.

[@sarahdantuma8207]

@@zacharywuxuan8117 yea thats true I was writing This after I saw the tattoo so i did not even saw that part yet

[@NL7TEC4TTSAM]

Well it´s Not the cheapest Thing to do Tho. A Single dad might Not be able to just afford it.

[@sarahdantuma8207]

@@NL7TEC4TTSAM yea thats true but i dont think hè wants to leave bus child

[@NL7TEC4TTSAM]

@@sarahdantuma8207 I don't think so either I'm just saying. Simply removing the tattoo isn't Possibility for everyone. That's what I meant 😊

[@narnia720]

the way Natallie approach the problem seems more like she is guilty that HER patient died so she did that to Will and his patient to make herself less guilty by helping other children :/ but at the same time sacrifice Will, lowkey selfish.

[@jamesdick2580]

no, it´s not ¨lowkey¨ selfish. it´s way beyond selfish.

[@Rennairoque]

Exactly, Natalie is so frustrating.

[@stellaandrews141]

The way the team work together just amazes me, they work so quickly and completely know what they are doing! :)

[@merykhan97]

They go through 10 years of med school exactly for that . Every second counts for the patient.

[@aissaouikhadija1885]

@@merykhan97 they're just actors

[@stella8450]

I want to like but your on 100 likes just too perfectttttttt😭

[@DenDave_]

Natalie makes a good case for the organs, but if anyone was gonna call that emergency ethics committee, it had to be Will. He is the one responsible for the father's health first and foremost, and he is completely right that a tattoo is not a binding directive. To go behind his back effectively forcing him to let his patient die, and then even argue that he is the bad guy in the situation, that is just incredibly disturbing behaviour.

[@stacey_paceyk8897]

Natalie always makes herself the center of everything!

[@remoabetswentuli3570]

And it's annoying.

[@emelyclapano8634]

blame the writers.

[@gloriali2578]

This is why I stopped watching the show, and that Dr Reese became so talkative and overly worried for nothing

[@ameliariley5919]

She being annoying i get frustrated with her

[@chloeflatty]

You know they actor is good when you genuinely want to slap the character

[@DJcool-gt5ww]

Poor kid I can’t imagine how the parents felt

[@taigassimp1546]

The mums dead

[@Kalani_Saiko]

The mum died a year prior.

[@adamcupples8082]

The dad was preoccupied

[@jadephoenix222]

well these two replies...😂

[@__taka__8200]

such poor 2 year old, this happened to my lil sis 10 years ago, but im glad shes going good rn. i love my sis and i am her big brother

[@nicolarein8887]

Love the 10 minute videos!!! So happy it’s not so short anymore:)

[@abeerhaddad7434]

Colby's you are the best to do for me and I am a very beautiful little woman with a wonderful day to the lord that is always the same with the other guy that I am not happy

[@talibourque3113]

Props to that little girl for being such a good actress

[@valerierodger]

No way in hell does any hospital in real life accept a tattoo as an advanced directive. Although, if he has absolutely no one left, I suppose there’s nobody to sue the hospital for letting him die. Reality aside, Natalie really is a self-absorbed, self-righteous, toxic human being. It is not for her or any other doctor to decide for a patient what is an acceptable quality of life. That is for an individual to decide for themself. And wanting somebody to die so that you can harvest his kid’s organs is a far cry from “do no harm”

[@unicorn-girl9564]

Omg i started crying this little girl was so cute how could anyone do that, it is just unbelievable that a texting driver did that. Also she had a big life ahead of her she was only 2.

[@Speedoodleman]

It’s an episode of a show.

[@pickles5132]

It;s not real life.

[@mariamendoza8934]

hi remember to don't use God's name in vain

[@amberanime]

@@mariamendoza8934 Kind of like what your doing right now?

[@amberanime]

@@Speedoodleman Gasp!! What?! Really???? We all had no idea! thank you for enlightening us! Now we know to stop caring about any and all characters and story lines because they are fake and just in a tv show. Lets not engage with emotions. Lets not discuss anything. Lets not relate to real life similar situations. In fact lets not watch the show at all because whats the point..it's just a show. Fiction. And we are not allowed to engage in any meaningful way with fiction appearently because then the ''it's just a show/its not real life'' police shows up. Honestly, like it's a crime to be able to relate to a fictional character. Isn't the whole reason fiction is a thing is for people to relate too and escape into? Isnt the whole reason people get into shows and story games and books because they care about the characters or story in them? Why do you even watch tv shows if you cant relate to fictional characters in any way or form? And cant just let people discuss how they related to the characters? People like you confuse me.

[@jupitersnoot4915]

Nat basically just indirectly murdered a man so she could harvest a dead child's organs. That's what happened here. Nat is not the hero of this situation.

[@AlphaOmega804]

I think Natalie is in the wrong profession. Every time something happens with a child, she completely loses her senses. She basically told will to kill a person so that the loss of the child would have some benefit to other children. She says he had no quality of life. But if he had been fine, I still think she would have argued to let him die. That is too close to human sacrifice in my opinion. She should leave medicine and become a social worker. Because I would not trust her as my doctor.

[@bruvlegion]

Abigail at start of vid looks so confused like: bro wth is happening, where am i, why i in a moving bed?

[@LordofFullmetal]

Okay I know this is a serious scene and all... But the tiny little child trying SO hard to act like she's asleep is really cute.

[@ami2853]

Natalie is just thinking about kids. It’s okay but why would she do what she does just to save a kid. Like the time she would let a father die over an infant. She is more suited for a family doctor then an ER doctor

[@madshoussou]

Probably because she specialises in pediatrics

[@ElizabethCherryBlossom]

She has a dual specialty in Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine

[@Mousy677]

what i would feel extremely reassured by, if i were in the emergency room of a hospital after experiencing, well, an emergency, is seeing two doctors walk into a Glass Room and visibly start having a massive slanging match.

[@abeerhaddad7434]

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[@RudyR2]

this made me cry im not even gonna lie its really sad seeing a little girl like that.

[@iomartinez9105]

"Please help me" kill a man? as a doctor you don't get to play god because you think it's for the greater good, I swear Natalie is crazier every episode, next season she's gonna smother someone I'm sure

[@AtTheEnd1000]

I hate how they're always bitching at each other. It's getting tired

[@misskubti617]

The girl is so cute and a good actor 😍

[@zaharoonakhtar9856]

l love this video so much keep the hard work you are doing Chicago official 💙💙💙

[@Chicago]

Thank you so much!!

[@haleyh6921]

this is actually a really hard scenario to be put in and I feel like it should’ve been consulted with more staff (obviously it’s just a show I know)

[@lydiaeditz]

Love your ethics Will. Natalie the trouble maker.

[@DrChoi_DrHalstead]

This intimidates me to be a doctor but I would cry so hard going up to someone and saying “ hey we need to talk…(insert name of child) and ( insert name of husband ) have passed away we tried the best we could..” the screaming the tears the pain.. god bless people who have to deal with that

[@LilyGrace95]

While I agree that Natalie's reasoning was flawed, I've never once been able to get behind Will's arrogance of insisting that as long as the patient's alive, that's all that matters. It drove me mad, and it's not at all how doctors are meant to behave.

[@itsonlyme4812]

Yeah uhh... they are NOT good for each other. They can NOT manage to find middle ground and compromise in a crisis. They need to grow up...

[@LilacAndLottie]

the 2 yr old looks so precious and innocent and cute WHY WOULD SOMEONE RUN OVER HER AND I REALLY DONT CARE IF THEY DIDNT SEE HER JUST. WHYY TELL ME

[@redtarka]

I dont think I've seen a single clip where this woman doesn't make me so angry lol

[@mitchellm979]

you dont get to decide whether a persons life is worth living, no matter the circumstances.

[@beckyingle9655]

Dr Natalie Manning is just so determined to get her point across all the time

[@doctorposting]

they needed “a team of lawyers” to figure out what they teach us in med school lmfaooo

[@raafjansen8488]

Can you imagine not wanting to be resuscitated, getting it TATOOED and it still being ignored.

[@bursegsardaukar]

Maybe what is written on paper is more valid than what is written on human skin...

[@PKAC972]

That's why I love Chicago Med. It creates all these impossible situations, not only because of the rarity of the diseases (not in this case), but also because of the uniqueness of the patients. How many people do you think will get the words "NOT RESUSCITATE" tattooed on their chest instead of leaving their wishes on a DNR? (I know, otherwise there wouldn't be the ethical dilemma). But also, WHY SOMEONE WOULD SCAR HIS BODY LIKE THAT INSTEAD OF FILLING A DNR? It's crazy.

[@abeerhaddad7434]

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[@aebeeceeonetwothree1377]

Saying for the 50th time so glad their relationship is over 😭

[@bursegsardaukar]

Yeah. They fight so much at work imagine them taking their arguements back home and what effect it will have on their children...

[@emilythomson418]

Okay genuinely wondering: how can a tattoo be legally binding ? Just because it says something on his body in ink doesn’t make it fact, nor how he could feel in that exact moment, doesn’t mean he doesn’t want to be resuscitated. I have a tattoo that says “baby I’m yours” so am i then considered my doctor’s if they happen to read it ? It is a tattoo.

[@kaylizzie7890]

It’s not. You need to file paperwork with your lawyer and your doctor for it to be legally binding.

[@deliacozo8542]

I agree, he could of feel like that before but maybe not now.

[@aviationisthegreatest]

The fact that the tattoo and you have a 2yr it’s crazy.

[@Kalani_Saiko]

Maybe he got the tattoo before she was born?

[@Susan-on3gc]

Quality matters, it’s not life at all cost, so he at least had full brain function befor but if he wakes up chances he won’t and then the loss of his daughter, it should be his choice after all if he was elderly they wouldn’t resuscitate. Doctors make choices all the time.

[@zieuc964]

This episode has convinced me to actually watch Chicago and not just these short KZbin vids😂

[@electricrainbowskull]

"If there's an advance directive I'll follow it", yeah and I actually have a flaming skull for a head, I don't think I've ever seen this man abide a DNR, like this is a very different situation but to get DO NOT RESUSITATE that big would've take time and planning and honestly some sort of plan or record of plan for a DNR to be in the works.

[@Crazy_Witchy]

Exactly, I'm confused how everyone in the comments is against Dr Manning. He clearly meant what he got tattooed, it's in bold ink across his chest which he paid for and Dr Manning is right he was clearly already suicidal to get the tattoo in the first place but then would have woke up with brain damage, a dead 2 yr old and zero family around him for support which in anyones case would have lead him in into a depressive spiral where he likely would have tried to end his life and hated the hospital for not abiding to his right to decide. I get doctors are there to save lives but it's his life at the end of the day and patients have rights to what happens to their body. I'm glad that Natalie managed to get the hospital to agree to let the patients wishes be heard.

[@alexandriacollins7119]

'Do Not Resuscitate' does not mean the same as 'Do Not Treat'!

[@deliacozo8542]

They meant if he died they wont help him, they still let him leave tho

[@aliacartymer6452]

The little girl is so cute, she's trying so hard to close her eyes

[@shyannmariel4176]

This is so ironic because I just watched this ep yesterday and a clip comes out today

[@hopestockton1049]

How is that 2 year old so calm I'd be screaming my head off

[@QueenShireen]

I know they use dolls sometimes but in a lot of cases, respect to all the [small] children acting in shows like this.

[@xcryzz8428]

didn’t even realise i was early until i got half way through

[@heisafraid]

A team of lawyers 😂 it’s a tattoo not a medical DNR

[@krunk3r183]

that is one of the most pain resistant babies I ever saw....

[@waneloky7242]

Dr. Choi is my favourite ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@ravnoordhaliwal6852]

Poor Girl l Hop She Feels Better Soon ❤❤❤

[@dominika4009]

Yeah this man definitely won’t want to live without his baby girl

[@rowdyreidgirl]

Do Not Resuscitate doesn't mean "Do Not Treat". They freaked out trying to treat him.

[@BaiZhenyi]

"On my count. One, two, three..." That's how the history is made

[@racheldisk4812]

The way she started talking about the kids and giving them the baby's organs, then decending to talk about how the father's approval will be in the way... and how maybe they should just really honor the poor man's advanced instructions... TELL ME THAT DIDN'T SOUND INSANE! Natalie needs to be removed!

[@jackroberts9812]

I'm a consultant in paedriatrics and I have a daughter the same age as Abigail I love her

[@TheAVM2011]

This is why I always hated Natalie, she was so self-righteous and constantly played God and cried so people gave her what she wanted

[@k1rm641]

and she think she's always right because she is a mom!

[@martinakranjc5219]

I agree that she's made some decisions that weren't what you'd expect, but in this situation, she's right. If he wakes up, he's gonna be paralysed, he'll have severe brain damage and a dead kid as well as wife from before. In their Hipokrates' oath, they promise to do no harm and by letting the guy go, is doing less harm than getting him to live

[@potocatepetl]

She didn't decide anything. She let a team of doctors and lawyers, who could judge the situation objectively take the decision. Will on the other hand did want to play God with a patient that even if alive, would have had the most terrible life imaginable. Just to say that he saved his life...

[@reginahay4998]

I don't love Natalie either but I think she was right in this situation.

[@Kalani_Saiko]

I hate Natalie but looking at the context, I don't think the decision was wrong in this case.

[@gurglequeen433]

A tattoo can say whatever the hell you want it to, but if there is no DNR order on file then I don't think it shoukd count. There should be concrete, legally binding proof for something this serious.

[@codymauldunn]

As I have done multiple first aid courses we are told to continue to give cpr or medication help we are comfortable and confident preform even if there is a tattoo. We need verbal consent to stop performing the help we are giving if the patient is conscious. Love the show tho :)

[@NotKat]

When the doctor checking if she's dead I saw her breathing but nice actor for a 2 year old

[@cheergirly2025]

I hope the little girl is okay

[@paulasvlogs103]

I love this channel.

[@TheYoutubaki]

HOW is Manning still a doctor!?

[@lilaedu5994]

That doctor Natalie is just so self centered. It's so bad. I just hate she gets away with it every time.

[@euxnicecover]

this one was awesome

[@theetherealartist-yoshi]

Well, a team of doctors must have worked with the cast.

[@Kieron-g6b]

I wish our A&E departments were so quiet that two doctors can treat one patient. In England you are lucky to be seen within twelve hours unless you are pretty much dead

[@brontewcat]

If I was a quadriplegic I would not want be resuscitated, particularly if my wife and child were dead.

[@kellypotter2364]

Poor baby girl 🥺🥺

[@Weiser_Gaming]

So if and I have seen them "cut here" with - - - - on their neck, so does that mean it's legally binding for hospital to follow through with?

[@Paladin_18]

Did Will and Nathalie ever do anything other than fight?

[@amanda.gonz1244]

honestly i don’t understand how they got in a relationship.

[@ZeeTaylor25]

Manning's character really makes me want to punch something. 😂

[@MorganChaos]

I haven't watched this show and I always see the comments full of Natalie haters. THIS CLIP MADE ME SEE WHY. She's literally suggesting killing someone so she can get a toddler's organs. The kind of pressure people face to donate their family members' organs is so fucking shady and she's pushing it like ten steps further.

[@ameliaparfitt2516]

Why does Will sound Irish when he says “where’s the father” 😭

[@olekholewa4049]

This doesn’t even make sense how can you have a tattoo of do not resuscitate and you accidentally get hit by a car

[@zoeknap9777]

Thats what i thought, he had a little kid and no medical issues so why the big tatt? And if he changed his mind he should of gotten it removed. Its like wills, why have one if the family cant just fight it?

[@jsas2047]

Like they said, his wife died of cancer. He probably saw what happened to her. Traumatized by that he probably wanted to make sure this would never happen to him.

[@AntonNight]

Okay, way I see it…they are both wrong. Natalie’s motivations were just. Her way of going about them (trying to pressure a doctor into letting his patient die, guilt tripping him and then going over his head when for all she knew the man could have been on his way to have the tattoo removed) Will’s motivations were just. But he’s also not looking at the situation any less subjectively than Natalie. He is right to be angry that she went against his decision, but he should have reported to the authorities himself. In a situation like this where you are too close to the matter you need an outsider perspective. And Natalie…honestly, I can’t stand how self righteous she is. I’ve heard a million and in examples of this and her hypocrisy when something similar happens to her. Her problem, so far as I am able to determine, is that she thinks that she is the only one who possibly can be right.

[@ElJorro]

I think the consensus is tattoos are not legally binding documents.

[@emilyg4858]

Did anyone think that that little girl is an actor! Amazing

[@ArantxaDelgadobornez-xx4vx]

2 years old to the hospital

[@brittanypurpur2933]

This happened to me and my sister crossing the street she was 7 I pushed her out of the way and luckily I didn’t seriously get hurt broke my ankle and had bad road rash but that’s it the girl was also on her phone

[@lucydark567t]

You are really a hero, glad you are ok

[@b.beth57]

Natalie is such an annoying character, so hypocrate, she always do something she shouldn't, but when someone else does, she goes off on them, because shes never wrong, but everyone else is by default

[@zac1837]

0:07 she don’t even now what your saying😅

[@arnaysapajiji9276]

This is why i like dr. House.

[@gabbypetrinova6767]

Where can I watch full episodes?

[@Raccoon469]

I know this is a TV show, but fucking gods above, what kind of human do you have to be to run over a 2 year old and then run!

[@oluvlogs821]

It’s sad how this stuff could happen in real life

[@saschamets3519]

Honestly i can't stand Natalie, self-righteous and hypocritical indeed couldn't connect with her as a character at all however she does have a point about the organs. Putting the mans DNR tattoo aside, his daughter is brain dead... Will's argument about the possibility of the father changing his mind about the DNR after having his daughter makes zero sense. Like yeah that could be the case, but the child in question is dead and the chances that the father wakes up as something other than a vegetable are quite low. Looking at the whole picture i would also be in favor of letting the poor man die if his heart seizes to beat again, it would be the kinder thing to do in my opinion. And i get that medical personal shouldn't tip the scale based on these factors but the drama in this episode is so nonsensical. It would've made more sense if say the daughter was still alive and several other patients urgently needed the organs of the father or something, then the argument would've made sense at least. Now they were just fighting over an already lost battle and a person who if they woke up would likely wish they had died alongside their child instead.

[@reginahay4998]

I don't love Natalie either but I think she was right in this situation.

[@mtate2234]

@@reginahay4998 Same, i dislike her character but in this instance Natalie was right. Wills argument made little to no sense, i feel like they should've changed the plotline of this episode for his argument to have any standing. It would've made so much more sense if the child was still alive thus giving a reason not to give up on the dad (in this scenario they would've wanted the dad's organs to be donated ofc) but that's just my opinion.

[@reginahay4998]

@@mtate2234 yeah Natalie was definitely right