Monday Mourning | Chicago Med

When Chicago Med loses one of it's doctors how do they cope?
Season 1 Episode 17 "Monday Mourning"
The staff at Gaffney Medical Center mourn the loss of one of their own after a suicide. Dr. Choi and Dr. Halstead butt heads while dealing with a young patient whose symptoms mimic a stroke and Dr. Manning deals with a boy who fell into a freezing river. Also, April makes a serious decision about her relationship following her miscarriage.
Watch full episodes Of Chicago Med on Google Play: play.google.com/store/tv/show...
Watch full episodes Of Chicago Med on Itunes: apple.co/2yCC3Is
Subscribe for more videos from the Chicago heroes: / @chicago

[@caitlincoleman391]

For those commenting on the spelling of mourning. Morning - early day Mourning - period of grief or grieving It was intentional

[@angeged9419]

Really people were thinking that? I thought it was obvious.

[@meganmerrells2942]

I didn’t even think about the spelling because I can’t spell that well

[@MyWeedIsVeryGood]

Lol I like to think that people arent retarded but the fact you need to point out that it was intentional proves me wrong 😂

[@SandDancerHellie]

It's a play on words

[@gamtax]

@@angeged9419 Not everyone. Especially for people where English isn't their first language.

[@rizkaaura2464]

He had no hesitation. That shows how much pain he was in

[@hibernatingteddy]

and he was smiling

[@communistcomrade630]

That's dark

[@rizkaaura2464]

@@hibernatingteddy i could not believe what hes been through. :'(

[@rizkaaura2464]

@@communistcomrade630 yep:v

[@rizkaaura2464]

@@aroma2343 they usually have a trampoline, pillow or something

[@divyanagavi4892]

It was just so sweet that she came asked Dr.Charles how he is...Nobody usually does that!.💗

[@foreverzhaoliying2779]

Prabha Nagavi especially when you think about how he’s feeling. I guess he would probably be blaming himself for dr wheeler death. 😔

[@divyanagavi4892]

@@foreverzhaoliying2779 True that!!😔

[@vic-lucy]

It's always "Where is Dr. Charles?" not "How is Dr. Charles?" :(

[@hammerbro1947]

We help each other. No one's gonna mourn alone.

[@ItzCelinaPlayz]

It’s mostly because he’s psychiatrist isn’t it?

[@lynnxau1044]

I loved the scene at 10:00 it shows that everyone comes to the psychiatrist to express their feeling or lift off a burden but no one rly considers dr Charles they forget that he have feelings too.

[@kween111]

Me 2

[@Shawnasart76597]

Dr. Reese has one of the most calming faces I've ever seen. Like just looking at her face makes me feel calm, and I have no idea why.

[@cLeVeRbOoKwOrM123]

Really?! She seems like she has an “I can’t empathise with you” face. Like extremely withdrawn. It acc puts me off 😅

[@michaelsndergaard2912]

do enjoy her face. very pleasent to look at. calm as you said

[@TheJuliefrom]

I agree, dont know why either

[@MarijaEnchantix]

Her face strikes me as angry, like she feels so much anger inside her but can't show it.

[@jamnakunj4507]

I agree i feel the same

[@dzelisavida]

The fact that nobody saw him in that office got me: 😯

[@lauraelizabeth1507]

they probably did but just thought he was out on the balcony to either smoke or get some air, and by the time they saw him on the ledge it would have been too late.

[@sharriin1973]

Mi Young hi armyyyyyyyy

[@dzelisavida]

I am not Your oppa ayeeeee

[@sharriin1973]

Mi Young armyyyyy ganggggg💜💜💜

[@dzelisavida]

I am not Your oppa who u r bias??? Me: jimin; bw: suga

[@poisonousjinx9823]

i don't understand why people get into relationships with doctors knowing how much they work and how long their hours can be and then get upset that they work to much

[@mahito5573]

Exactly

[@cLeVeRbOoKwOrM123]

Same with teachers

[@callumclarke9384]

Falling in love makes you miss someone, even when you know how busy they are you still become sort of "selfish"

[@vermilion6966]

You cant 'know' how much they work unless youre one of them or already live with one Plus every doctor and every person isnt the same, some can work 36 hours straight like the nurses, some can work like 4-6 hours a day. Depends on the doctor and place he works at

[@rawyld]

My father was an ex-ambulance paramedic (he had to leave that industry due to stress) so my mother knew what she was signing up for and she done it so very well. Plus having all of us with Autism is pretty hard and she felt with it with help and is amazing mother to have. My parents are still together 31yrs and counting. This is true love in my eyes. Yes there are times that they rarely fight, but they sort it out and talk about it.

[@beneutral5620]

I felt so sad because of Dr. Charles he was also hurting but he couldn't express it freely cause he was acting as a pilar for everyone.

[@downhomesunset]

Dr Charles looked so stunned that someone cared enough to ask about him that when he answered Dr Reese, his answer was simple and heartfelt at the same time!

[@Waterlily6519]

When Ethan placed that stethoscope, I cried. And I cried good.

[@amyscott6509]

This is so meaningful. How he smiles all the way to the ledge and as he jumps off. This deserves a lot more attention than it got.

[@PrinceShizen]

It think it was meant to convey the he was at peace with his decision.

[@captainpoppleton]

@@PrinceShizen yes, he was finally solving a problem

[@rubyadams6629]

Dr.Rheese: how are you today? Dr.Charles:😶😶😶

[@michelleroos1849]

“I’ll be right down” I think he said that :(

[@phaserisclasic8825]

Michelle Roos YEEETTTTT ^splat^

[@jonas4720]

Phaserisclasic that’s not cool

[@Sophie-up2kp]

Phaserisclasic not funny dude 😕

[@phaserisclasic8825]

cisionZ I’m drank biss off

[@jonas4720]

Phaserisclasic that’s not an excuse though

[@V_098]

I’m sorry, but was I the only one waiting for the “splat”? When he was falling? No?

[@taouaajeljeli9480]

your not alone Your not the only..... PHSYCO

[@lolcakes97]

@@taouaajeljeli9480 it's psycho

[@abigaildeeks8328]

lolcakes97 not psychologically strange. We usually hear a big crash when expecting it on tv and in films

[@ava8596]

You are definitely not alone

[@itstaelmao4611]

Taouaa Jeljeli you two aren’t the only ones either

[@cioudddyyy-roblox5951]

When Dr rease came to dr Charles I was in tears 😭 everyone as him for help and talk to him but he keeps it in and tells no one

[@saloni3912]

The ending conversation between Dr. Reese and Dr. Charles was heart warming. The one everyone goes to whenever they have a problem also needs our support sometimes.. 🥺

[@mmelomaniacc]

Dr Choi crying near the end had me crying too

[@shirkoyahixon4826]

I know even though it's a movie I felt it 😣😔😩😢😭😭

[@camerontoy8154]

They posted this already “losing one of us”

[@charlottegordon9950]

Top Dollar Toy yes but this is just an upload with more detail on the situation

[@xxrabbitsnipezxx5794]

Yeah but the previous one ended on the briefing at the beginning. This is a newly editted version that just focuses on how the characters are handling the aftermath

[@j_no01]

And the fall of dr wheeler

[@user-vdjxbwkskbc]

I think this one is longer

[@turcat7252]

Top Dollar Toy it was shorter

[@emilywells7484]

He had no hesitation and smiled whilst doing it. Thats shows how much pain he was in . It also shows no matter what you do in life you can be really sad . RIP Dr wheeler

[@Gasssolo]

One of the greatest episodes on Chicago Med. It dealt with an issue that is often overlooked but very common, much more so than some random rare disease or terrorist threat. Not only that, it showed how different people deal with the fallout, and all were unique and touching, true to their characters. All in all, excellently done, while educating viewers on many important notions! Congrats to all the writers and staff!

[@randomthings3505]

Is anyone watching during covid- 19

[@Zackislivid]

Me it sucks

[@hammerbro1947]

Second lockdown in NZ. Now on level 2 to ensure that there's no more new cases. I pray for the rest of the world to have no more chaos by this covert spreader.

[@lewiscaw1073]

yeah, going back to college on Monday tho

[@aii.st4r]

Me

[@corkie679]

wish i said i wasnt

[@mxyzptlk8058]

When Natalie broke down in the staff room, my eyes watered. When Ethan placed the stethoscope on Jason's chest, my eyes watered. When Daniel said he'd had an awful day, I fucking bawled my eyes out.

[@judebahabri7265]

When Dr.Choi started to cry I just broke down with him

[@fionahunter5750]

the way he smiled while he was doing it shows that he knew he would finally be at peace

[@garryabbott3474]

This hit hard. A number of years back a work colleague decided to take the same way out, and I was one of the first responders, but all I could do was offer him some dignity by shielding him from gawking eyes until the Ambulance arrived. That was not the worse part though, that came later at the Coroners Court, coming faced to face with a grief struck Sister and having no answers to give. To this day we don't know why, and not knowing is such a bitter pill to swallow.

[@dheanabila2162]

Me : “Monday mourn- what?? Oh, it must’ve been a typo.. wait what is he doing- OMG HE JUMPED”

[@robertlatchford9258]

Mourning as in grief its a play on words

[@shreksyduck8182]

@@robertlatchford9258 yes thats what they were saying-

[@imogentrainor521]

The fact I didn’t even realize

[@dexterthefrog1641]

8:54 when he says “I’m so sorry” put captions on and he says “I’m so awesome right” to a dead body 😂 Still sad that he died though 🥺

[@sartajdhaliwal9462]

I love how Ms. Goodwin asks Dr. Charles if he's okay with Dr. Reese filling in, but Charles just looks at her, asking her instead. Small character moments like those are great

[@3578animegirl]

I haven't seen Chicago med just some scenes from KZbin but I really appreciate Dr. Reese (I think that's her name?) here for asking Dr. Charles how he's doing.

[@Dragodith1117]

If you wanna watch all the episodes, you can search for a site named m4ufree... I hope it'll be available in your country... :-)

[@agent6941]

I watch it on fox life

[@ehliimana.k]

@@agent6941 same

[@jack-lj1so]

it’s on prime video!

[@3578animegirl]

Thank you all!

[@mountainbikingvampirewitch5972]

Dr Charles knows something...

[@xxrabbitsnipezxx5794]

Dr Charles knows everything when it comes to the mind which makes me believe he's just as distraught as everyone else, if not even more so. Dr Reese learned that it's their jobs as doctors to realize their mistakes and learn from it to make sure it doesn't happen again, this is a mentality most experienced doctors like Rhodes as well as Charles have and yet, this makes it even harder for Dr Charles as he's mentioned that he's seen this situation several times before but once again he wasn't able to stop it.

[@noniestar3414]

Of course, he's like the Dumbledore of this hospital. Dumbledore knows everything.

[@fionam7768]

Yes. He knows it's awful. Sometimes that's all there is. To say; to know. In my experience, Dr Charles' speech to Will is entirely and unsatisfyingly true: rarely is it just one thing, and even more rarely is there anything to be achieved from trying to explain it.

[@Alesha_Lewer]

Sharon, bless her, she’s like the mum to everyone

[@smolsheriff]

This scene seriously drives the humanity in this show, other than just showing drama or typical medical scenes it really shows what a death in the workplace can do to others, especially a suicide in an environment where people are meant to walk out the door healthy again. It really drives home the fact if these doctors are ok and mentally well, a superb ending with Reese taking that step and asking that simple “how are you feeling?” to Dr Charles 👏

[@AlexisStreams]

its a tough job, constantly seeing people die on your watch, the people you can't save even tho you took an oath to save them its amazing when you save a life, its mentally damaging when you can't save a life, being a doctor is one of the hardest job in the world, We go to A Counsellor for help but who do Counsellors go to when they need help, in this case who does dr.charles talk to when he's hurting. i think that makes sense........was never good at words

[@spudd5832]

Guys, if you watch the full episode, his last words was literally “Good morning, Jerry”

[@acviian]

Spudd where can i see the full episode?

[@droid2D2C3P0]

@@acviian Netflix

[@FullMetalAlchemist31]

I was actually waiting to hear a splat/crack and then a scream.

[@butainalabani5281]

This should realy be on netflix Edit : omg thank you for 70 likes

[@cyrenebabader488]

Mohamed Hlal it is

[@erikso1233]

Cyrene Babader huh no

[@cyrenebabader488]

Erik So it is in my country

[@erikso1233]

Cyrene Babader what country

[@benmackarel295]

Mohamed Hlal they have a contract with Hulu till 2022

[@mareikedregger1513]

This show is written by very gifted authors. The fact that they let the character choose his working place for his suicide. The fact that they let him choose the place where his co-workers - and presumably some of them his friends - had to find him. Did the character choose the place where he felt the most at home / or at a loss / is a streak of revenge in it? This clip doesn’t show a farewell letter so we don’t know. Suicide is the extremest form of aggressive behavior towards oneself. Most suicidal people don’t want to die but rather they don’t want to continue their life the way it is going at that point. And they see no alternative, their view has narrowed to the extreme, death seems to be the only option.

[@defensiveninja3419]

This one is one of the best episode og chicago med. In the past episodes, you can see him asking for help but not knowing how. you can also see him taking all his patients by heart. Everytime dr. wheeler's patient's die, he takes it and thinks its his own fault when its not. its sad. He knows he has a problem but couldnt ask for help.

[@Emma-jd3mp]

Dr wheeler was so underrated RIP 🥺💖

[@Ihavenohandle665]

I saw all these episodes of the patients separately, I now just saw that they all occurred together with the death. It’s a really sad reflection of how much medical professionals go through every day, it’s such a heroic job.

[@megantravers7303]

the only moment during this that made me cry was when dr. charles got upset cow he got to open up even just a tiny bit about how he personally was feeling

[@luman6511]

At 0.20 the look on his face is just... I mean, he looks like he's about to cry, but he's also kinda smiling, and at the same time relaxed, because he knows all of this is gonna be over soon.

[@Sofia-vz1ns]

seeing Dr Rhodes again shocked me more i’m not gonna lie.

[@Noverian_]

This is the older series he's not actually back sorry to ruin your dreams

[@nicolen.9642]

Saying how they really feel...the hardest thing. Sharon Goodwin and Dr. Charles are awesome 👍👍👍

[@veronicamason7907]

My aunt hanged herself from the rafters in a cabin on our property when I was 9. She had been battling severe depression for nearly 40 years. My mum told me that when she found her, my aunt looked the happiest and most peaceful she had ever looked in her entire life. As upsetting as suicide is to loved ones, sometimes it is the only happy ending for the person who commits it.

[@charlottegordon9950]

Second the fall of docter wheeler What a sad term

[@Nedread]

Dr. Rhodes pulling Dr. Reese aside and telling her that things happen, and we learn from the today and move on is so sweet.

[@playswith_squirrels]

the moment he walked out of the lift I was like someone's in a good mood!! looking at the title I thought he was a lil *too* happy or that it was just gonna quickly get ruined never expected that

[@caitlinwillis2057]

dr reese looks like she needs a hug like all the time 🥺

[@gracecalis5421]

6:41 Ok that sudden cut to Manning's face of pure constipation, I couldn't help but laugh

[@ghostedmashmellow3197]

This job is a stressful job, and we have to remember that people can seem happy and be struggling, so check on your friends no matter how happy they they seem

[@aimee8486]

i really want Dr Reese or Dr Rhodes to come back.

[@babykay0873]

Wdym you want doctor reese or doctors Rhodes back? They never went

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

I think the worst part is that usually in falling suicides, if they survive, they recall how they changed their mine about dying around halfway down.

[@Taysayingno]

Oh my..

[@becky2235]

How do you know that?

[@natashambulo3510]

​@@becky2235have you ever read the poem "the view from halfway down"?

[@BANGFAN_]

Being a doctor is not just all smiles and treating patients. Its your whole life. The stress, the anxiety, it is a burden a real burden. If anything goes wrong, A doctor has to be prepared to disclose it to the attendants and family and be ready for there reaction. Some will understand while some will blame you and even resort to violence. I remember the first time I had to deal with death, my patient was a case of anemia but ended up passing away due ro cardiac arrest. I remember how was I was while doing CPR when she coded. I remember all the eyes on me. I remember, how my whole body was shaking and how I was going to tear up any moment but I had to be strong because I am a doctor. It took me a whole month to come out of this shock but I couldn't take a break. Kudos to all the healthcare workers, doctors, nurses and even paramedic staff to have a heart of lion while dealing with stressful situation.

[@hockeyqueen]

Sharon is the best kind of leader. Protective of her team

[@LilyGrace95]

My favourite thing about this episode was how *everyone* reacted differently. Not just the clichés of nonstop crying, angry outbursts, shutting down or throwing themselves into work. There were other, more subtle reactions, and I loved it. I've lost three grandparents now. One I was too young to really remember, but the other two... My response to death has always been a bit psychopathic in my mind, because I have no reaction. I don't especially feel anything, or cry or shout or anything. I know how I'm *meant* to feel, but I just... don't. I'd be at the funeral, or I'd see something in some way related, and the tears wouldn't stop pouring. But as soon as I'm away from it again, it's like "out of sight, out of mind". This episode really helped me know that that's okay. That I'm not a freak or cold or heartless, just that I don't have a cliché reaction, and that's okay too.

[@OopsOlliePopp]

Honestly this is the kind of thing that has dissuaded me from ever trying suicide again, even just through acting the pain and trauma of losing someone you know to a suicide you never saw coming is terrifying, and I couldnt do that to the people i love. Not at all putting shame on those who have done so, I hope they rest in peace. Just in a weird way I appreciate the representation

[@dalhaanu]

Please remember that yoour life as well as others is special. If you throw that away that's selfish. For example, there is a reason why in my religion Islam, suicide is strictly prohibited. We are put on this earth to be tested and we all are tested in many different ways. Some ppl are tested with fear, with hunger, poverty, riches, being alone and so on. God (Allah SWT in Arabic) States "God does not Burdon a soul more than he could handle". That's why suicide is Haram or prohibited :) Have a wonderful day 💟

[@staticjump]

4 months on I hope and am glad you are still with us.

[@downhomesunset]

Sharon, the director of the hospital, has such a big heart but she usually only shows it to Dr Charles!

[@ravenjessiesmith3456]

Nah i saw the first few seconds and already started tearing up. This is not okay

[@alexaaa7174]

Aww... Dr.Reese was sp sweet for asking how Dr.Charles was

[@paul-annmclennan7936]

Can't believe I'm down this rabbit hole the second night in a row *facepalm

[@msminx_]

Hey if anyone here is ever feeling so terrible that they don’t see a way out, please please seek some help, I know it’s hard but your life is so precious, and people do truly care for you, stay strong ❤️

[@becky2235]

What if no one cares and you live in intolerable chronic pain?

[@sarahanderson6696]

Dr Charles was like Dr Reese’s father and Dr Rhodes was a big brother to her.

[@nicktroisi6347]

It hurts you even more when you worked with the person but you weren’t close with them. You start to feel guilty that you could’ve done something but didn’t. You now what that shows. That you have humanity. You have feelings. It’s not wrong to blame yourself because you couldn’t possibly have known what was going to happen. The worst thing you can do is beat yourself up over it. The best thing to do is mourn and honour the broken and fallen

[@itsarooj8758]

When he stepped on the thing I got anxiety how can ppl not feel pain. Falling got this is heart breaking

[@Zackislivid]

They do but its a level 5 pain thats like a injection so barly any pain for 1 second and the impacts kills instantly ez way out

[@omnielectron9616]

I'm so happy to see Oliver Platt being given a chance to be more active on television. He's really talented.

[@emilywells7484]

Dr Choi crying made me cry i feel so bad for everyone

[@rosequallis]

Dr Rodes is such a brilliant man

[@kelliewhyte_85]

I literally saw a guy do this when I was taken to the children's Hospital to have chemo one day. The mental hospital was right next door and there was a big parking lot with like 8 or something stories to it. The guy was still alive afterwards.

[@club6525]

2:21 This episode got something right! When a patient has either a left main-stem cardiac event or three-vessel disease, we usually perform a CABG(Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting)

[@imbored5682]

Such a sad episode 😔

[@xjajajaja7799]

Nobody gonna mention Ava's death? She was my favorite character :(

[@ragadawad6158]

Ikr season is terrible without her

[@ragadawad6158]

I love her accent

[@heyy4011]

bruh bruh who’s Ava (btw I only watch clips of Chicago med coz I can’t watch the full videos coz I live in England)

[@Dragodith1117]

@@heyy4011 I don't know if it is available to England, but there is a site named m4ufree if you wanna check it...you can watch chicago med there... :-)

[@heyy4011]

Elena Kok I’ll try thank you

[@javiervazquezfuentes6312]

This episode always makes me cry a river.

[@poppydyer3186]

When doctor Choi was crying I wondered how dr wheelers face and body was still in tack arfter the fall ??????

[@abbielaurie7546]

often times they’ll repair a body the same way they would a living human. they’ll stitch them up and make them look at though nothing ever happened. it’s a weird concept but for the family and loved ones it can be very comforting

[@kayladixon2924]

9:06 I just crumbled Basically I lost my sister who was also a doctor due to suicide..worst part was I had to watch her jump off the roof and I could do nothing and have has major PTSD ever since

[@isabellehorselove8946]

Wow...... thats awful🤐

[@Spikastru]

I’m sorry for you loss. All the light and love to you and your family.

[@abbieh5642]

Sending love to you and your family. I hope you are getting help for your struggles ❤

[@a.7889-v8f]

I am so SO sorry you had to experience that 😔 I can’t even imagine what things must be like for you... but please keep working on your PTSD - your sister would be proud to see you overcome the horrendous wrath of mental illness ❤️ P.S. I’m so sorry if I offended you in anyway - I was only trying to help (in a minuscule way). But PLEASE let me know if I said the wrong thing... it will only help us to better help and understand others who have experienced something similar. P.P.S. I have Complex PTSD (however not from a situation at all similar to yours) and many other mental illnesses. I have also attempted suicide multiple times. I just wanted you to know that so you know that I somewhat ‘get it’ I suppose...

[@zohrazeba3811]

M so sorry for your loss

[@dwnstringer]

I understand the victim so well and those left behind too.

[@rhysgarner8677]

It’s important, regardless of what your job is, to make sure that you do not suffer in silence. As someone who suffered with depression for a considerable length of time before I spoke up, I can honestly look back and say it was the worst time of my life. Fortunately, I never got to the point that Dr. Wheeler (yes I know he’s a fictional character) got to, but there are many who sadly did. I encourage anyone who has these feelings to speak to someone, whether it is a professional or someone close to you. Actually admitting that something is wrong is the first step on the long road to recovery. Recovery from any struggles with your mental health is not a sprint. It’s a marathon. And every day, you move from ‘just existing’ to actually living life again. Speak, be heard and though we may never meet, I truly hope you can find some beauty to this life.

[@kataleah1798]

What’s scary about this is that he was smiling the whole time. Nothing showed that he was suffering

[@mollymurray7664]

Omg that's the whole point! He has depression and he got so good at covering it up he could smile. And also, it shows how much he wanted it because there was no hesitation and he was smiling about dieing

[@bradleywoolliscroft742]

This is the best thing I have ever watched in my whole in tire life it’s the best thing watching u save people it’s grate

[@niapawina]

The nice guy is sad....i'm crying

[@shaunbirrell7273]

It’s even more sad for them that it’s work first Grieve later because they all have a job to do especially in a hospital there’s no starting and there’s no stopping on that job

[@meesag_m858]

I'm suddenly curious about the doctors on the board 5:30 Dr. Linda Dr. Traci Dr. Chris

[@rokksysoftpaws7022]

I worried about him. Happy she asked how he was doing at the end ^-^

[@anusahi]

Nobody talks about MENTAL HEALTH..... People think that it's a weakness. But it is *very imp* 🙂 It's OK.... to get Help....

[@bloxburggorl2648]

This episode is so sad. I am crying

[@bloxburggorl2648]

I’ve watched it so many times and I never know why

[@zacherxd8553]

Used to be the drift king, now works as a doctor

[@mynameismaddymwah3178]

Honestly, bless dr reese

[@iis4q]

Love this new episode !! Keep dem coming...

[@benmackarel295]

Skylar PlayzXD it’s not a new episode this is season 2 where all on season 5

[@benmackarel295]

Skylar PlayzXD it’s not a new episode this is season 2 where all on season 5

[@iis4q]

@@benmackarel295 okie my bad ight

[@noxwang4825]

Dr. Choi: I’m so sorry Captions: I’m so awesome right 😂😂😂

[@user-wd7hb3ut6q]

This is definitely the he deepest episode it’s literally heartbreaking

[@gacha_sach6762]

Dr choi and Dr manning are like siblings there super attentive and caring for there paitiant

[@0Jenna7]

One of the main factors that's needed to help someone is that they need to want help. You can't help someone who doesn't want help. They have to reach out.

[@Rebecca-d01]

To do it in the morning.. he must have been in so much pain that a new day couldn’t salvage

[@fore9731]

i sobbed

[@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX]

rest in peace poor man

[@mayamacay6134]

I thought he was just admiring the view, then he jumped and I was like ....oh

[@naomigaga4003]

I love Chicago med It so sad doctor Wheeler did that

[@iceysunflower8936]

i cried sm its prob not just me but i feel so bad for them can i give them all a hug please? :(

[@janinecruz2264]

We miss Dr. Reese on ChicagoMed

[@jadaescoffery186]

So sad 😭😭😭😭😔

[@Charlotte.n22]

when she asked Dr Charles how he was I started crying 😭 no one ever checks on him yet she did 😭😭❤