Woman Stabs Husband After Failing to Recognize Him | Chicago Med | MD TV

Doctor deals with a very difficult case, a middle age woman (guest star Brooke Smith) suddenly can't recognise her husband and claims he's an impostor .
From Chicago Med Season 4, Episode 9, "Death Do Us Part": Will and Natalie prepare for their big day, but an unsuspecting Will soon finds himself sidetracked.
Chicago Med (2015) The doctors and nurses who work at the emergency ward of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center strive to save the lives of their patients while dealing with personal and interpersonal issues.
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[@symbolguy3609]

New Amsterdam did an episode like this between a mother and her son. She had lesions in her brain that were too deep to be treated by surgery, so she sees her son as an impostor. It was also Capgras syndrome, and it kicked after he left the house for camp.

[@willroths747]

At least the kid didn’t get stabbed

[@jldog134]

I remember Criminal Minds episode called Dorado Falls where an ex Navy SEAL had capgras syndrome and he killed his squadmate his parents and kidnapped and tortured his old Commanding Officer.

[@myfarmlifeinNH]

the wife was Erica Hahn on grey's anatomy.

[@kensleighgurske5921]

YES

[@tevinstrachan1421]

I remember couple shows had episodes like this. The rookie had an episode like this where the mother killed her son who was her primary care giver. Shot him dead right in her living room. Another episode in 9-1-1 had a son hiding in his closet or bathroom while his father hunted him down and both of them were on the phone with the operators. If its really like that in real life as it is on tv then its terrifying

[@eprimeify2090]

Didn’t the woman play one of Shaun’s foster parents in ‘The Good Doctor’?

[@Whitneypyant]

I don’t know about the Good Doctor but she was Erica Hahn in Grey Anatomy. I guess she finally left that parking lot 😂

[@aerelyamirart]

Wow. The way the other doctor passed the clipboard to another doctor and called the patient a "nutjob". 💀 Unprofessional delivery. Obviously she needed more evaluation.

[@hayleyyeager8008]

They just judge without even examining them and it’s sad because those patients need help.

[@omegashark1837]

That particular guy was always that way whenever he showed up. Irritated me to no end.

[@hayleyyeager8008]

@@omegashark1837 Manning was pretty annoying too. She makes bad decisions and blames others

[@rhonda7070]

Please, someone tell us what happened.

[@cliplab44]

this in based on a true story btw

[@inferlynx737]

6:32 “I don’t want to coexist I want to love him!” That’s so heartbreaking

[@ajc-ff5cm]

Sometimes, the medicine is worse than the disease. As far as medicine has come, sometimes we are stuck in the stone age. She was willing to take the risk of having the surgery.

[@Meanie74]

Now that’s an insanity defense

[@mar-k7104]

W husband 😭

[@Sleepyhead_Chrl]

dang

[@FullTimePatient37]

Sure it takes few hours to diagnose such a hard case....

[@Spacemingo-wp3np]

Your not a particle researcher, your and cardiothrasic surgeon at Seattle grace hospital. No wonder she’s not ok! 😂😂😂

[@l.a.3479]

*you're or you are

[@jowatts7888]

I'm early!!!!!!

[@captainmorgan2165]

i wanna imagine that if i ever get capgrass syndrome, i would try my best to look past the delusions

[@roybokelman4215]

Thats the rub… delusions are fixed beliefs and the brain cannot “look” past them. They are part of your reality.