Mother Overmedicates her Son with Antibiotics to Treat his OCD | Chicago Med | MD TV

The mother bombards her son with antibiotics in an attempt to alleviate his OCD, exacerbating his life-threatening condition.
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[@alexanderelderhorst2107]

"I mean yeah he's about to die but the ticks are causing him to be bullied at school" I mean these parents are stupid beyond belief... heck he's been on antibiotics for a year and the ticks show no improvement how are they NOT suspicious at this point?!?

[@scottw6704]

Denial is an extremely powerful motivator.

[@just-tess]

(*tics)

[@Andreas-gh6is]

Don't discount the impact of bullying. What the parents or specifically the dad are saying and doing is totally wrong, and may sound shallow, but the consequences of bullying are life-threatening. Not that rarely, this leads to complex PTSD and a life long history of depression, anxiety, other issues, on top of the OCD.

[@Aslan_Fulgore]

This clip suffered from a severe lack of Dr. Charles

[@Diamon_sword1]

i agree on this opinion, i will not seek a second opinion on this, as i agree on it.

[@lctamoya]

So she rather continue destroy the child's intestines than tell the truth

[@mikemead7417]

It’s more about gaining the trust of the parents so that she can tell the truth about the child’s problem. If the patient was an adult, or the parents hadn’t already consulted with a fake doctor and given him their trust, this wouldn’t be an issue.

[@bautistalover]

@@mikemead7417she wasn’t trying to gain their trust. She didn’t exactly believe Will, she preferred to believe the parents initially even though clearly she could see the mother has an issue.

[@MrArcadia2009]

Now I understand parents being overprotective, but this takes it an insane level.

[@lctamoya]

@@mikemead7417 I was referring to the mother. She prefers to hide her OCD From the husband. Preventing her child from being properly diagnosed. Because she wants to be seen as the perfect Wife.

[@ADJackD]

Narcissistic rather let people die than to admit they’re wrong

[@ayanoaishi8489]

I don’t get why they care more about what some 10 year olds think about him rather than his actual health

[@brandocalrissian3294]

Because they care more about their status amongst other people than they do their children. I've actually known people like this who don't care about their children and use them as an accessory or a status figure amongst their group. I was adopted so i think it's ridiculously messed up, but it happens.

[@AudrinaLockwood]

His OCD tics is nothing to worry about if the kids at school are watching him constantly he can tell them he has OCD and he can't help having tics. Just like me when my ADHD kicks in I have a laughing episode where I laugh uncontrollably at someone,something or a sound I hear I laugh so hard until my face turns red as can be.

[@queenesther09]

I think it was more the wife than the husband, since once he knew he just told them to do the treatment. I think his brusqueness was more result of disbelief and hurt that his wife would go this far to hide her secret rather than do what needed to be done for their son, and the realization of how shallow and unreliable she must think he is.

[@aishatomlinson3364]

My parents did it od other people don’t think I’m weird

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

I have ASD and I did get mocked at school for how I behave in certain ways. It wasn't good. Children are little 💩 whilst I am not defending the parents actions or motives, wanting to protect their child from being an outcast or bullied is somewhat understandable.

[@ThePokemonSoldier]

The fact that the parents feel they need to 'cure' their child of neurological/developmental issues like it is some deadly disease simply because they don't want their child to be 'different', rather than accepting them, making life easier for them by accommodating them, and striving for society to do the same, and refusing to take responsibility that maybe THEY are the source of the 'problem' is the most realistic part in this.

[@daisysummer514]

Pandas isn’t developmental. It can’t be caused by bad parenting.

[@maxmax9691]

Every time I see a clip of This show I can point to the episode of greys they stole this from, terrible

[@randomshitpost8477]

Wouldn't say they are the source. They definitely are making it worse but the main problem is the stigma surrounding neurological issues.

[@queenesther09]

To be fair, I'm pretty sure it was mainly the wife. The husband was only so insistent because he trusted her to think of their child first, and how he acted after learning the truth was the result of how hard the realization hit him of how wrong he was to trust her.

[@annlouiserainey4888]

There are medical prescriptions to help people and children with neurodiverse mindset. But never there has been a cure for such things. And parents and guardians, NEVER - EVER! - try to cure such conditions! It or you may actually get those individuals killed

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Congrats mom!!! You treated your son's OCD, but you nearly killed him!!!

[@SusanHukel-rm4lg]

Trying to medicate OCD away like this is not only wrong,it's potentially life threatening.the mom had to know that and still did it just because the kid embarrassed rhem? They're not fit to be parents.the poor kid.

[@RenGraes]

there's people who believe BLEACH cures autism... Well they're somewhat right because Bleach CURES the affliction called LIFE.

[@АлександрКостин-ф1в]

3:36 I can't help but imagine what House would say in this case. I'm stuck between the two variants: 1. "Well, in that case I've got good news, 'cause if we don't remove that thing, you'll have no problem to worry and your son's future will be definately decided." 2. "Right, compromising his future... You know, I've heard death is a rather compromising thing for the future. Real dealbreaker for kids these days." But in all seriousness, these two are so worried about appearances that it drives me mad. Especially mother... She is at least partially to blame for what is happening to her kid.

[@flickcentergaming680]

I'd go with that second one. That's absolutely something House would say.

[@python.programmer5567]

second one. without a doubt

[@madelinestraumanis219]

I would have to say the second option. But I did read both options in House’s voice.

[@annierocksal]

Those responses are sooo accurate it’s crazy 😂

[@smileygirl2221]

I read this out loud and said “deathbreaker” and I was like wow that’s hilarious and then I read it again and uh realized it said dealbreaker…

[@kathconserv]

Natalie is wrong here. If the parents are impeding on his care, then you call security and get them removed. That’s the way it works.

[@lemonsqweezy9532]

That could go wrong in so many ways. In cases like this where they obviously care more about their image than the kids health I'd agree, but when you give people that power, it tends to get abused...

[@MeanBeanKerosene]

This is also the show that had paramedics call doctors to check if doing defib would be okay. It has no basis in reality outside of doctors existing.

[@hexes5122]

Natalie could literally cure cancer and people would still crap on her if Will showed any signs of hurt feelings over it. Natalie gets over involved, she's wrong. She doesn't act hard enough, she's wrong. Meanwhile Will loses his mind 7 times a season, constantly oversteps with patients, ignores patient wishes, and people treat him like he's always a victim of something. It gets so old.

[@RYCH3]

will is in the wrong. he always brings his emotions and his problems with natalie into cases.

[@delmicortave]

In this episode, she was right. She got to the mother and gave her enough time and support, so the mother stood up and tell the true to her husband that it was her OCD

[@Leanne-of6fb]

There’s nothing wrong with OCD, it’s just genetic and people with OCD are normal like every one else. I have it and yes every day life can be very stressful and difficult but I keep going everyday like every one else in this world.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

A severe case of it can be life debilitating though.

[@poodypooroo]

Tell someone with OCD there's nothing wrong with it

[@Leanne-of6fb]

@@poodypooroo People with OCD are normal people like every one else in this world.

[@roseJ96]

No, we’re not normal. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging that, and I don’t like being told that, to be perfectly honest. My suffering, my trauma, my tears and emotional scars and baggage are not normal things that other people have to face.

[@mikeawesome9212]

I have a bit of OCD but it doesnt effect my life. I just wash my hands obsessively and always have to count to a certain number before i believe something is complete.

[@mar-k7104]

It’s always funny when someone so in the wrong throws a temper tantrum, seriously he offered no solutions 😂

[@TommyDukeIII]

Welcome to Louisia... Wait never mind

[@takumi2023]

are you going off of the whole show or just this clip. i've watched some of it but i don't like the drama. i came for the medical stuff. anyways his solutions were the one that were shot down thats why he's throwing a tantrum. but it's also the baggage with natalie he carries with him to work thats causing extra stress.

[@gengarpokemon7731]

he's not in the wrong. did you even watch

[@bautistalover]

You clearly have no idea what you were talking about. Will wasn’t in the wrong he was the one in the right with the solutions that would help the kid. Whereas Natalie wanted to placate the parents and give a treatment to the kid that was going to do absolutely nothing to help him.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

​@@bautistaloverthank you. He clearly stated what should be done.

[@rebaby9709]

I was on antibiotics for three weeks in the hospital , just that caused the worst stomach pains , constipation and nausea I’ve ever had. So 12 months all the healthy gut bacteria wiped out and infections are having a field day

[@sineadduffy8253]

DR HAULSTED IS SO NICE TO LOOK AFTER PATENTS

[@mom2mmpt]

I have 2 children with PANDAS. I'd love to have this show actually do research. It is not some made up disorders. There are blood tests which can confirm the child has it. Doctors and researchers have been researching this. Exemplary research institutions no longer try to "prove" PANDAS is a real disorder. Now they are researching how to eliminate it. PANDAS is a scary disorder. Your child is happy and healthy one day, and literally overnight they are nearly unrecognizable. Severe OCD, anxiety, emotional lability, and Tourette's-like symptoms. And not just a little anxiety. Some are so severe they cannot go anywhere in public let alone to school. Long-term antibiotics is one of the initial treatments and they do help. No parents want their child taking this long term. But IVIG (which has been proven to help) is difficult to get covered by insurance and is prohibitively expensive. I've watched my kids struggle with this for over ten years. The only thing that helped was IVIG. I know the show is trying to say that everyone assumes a kid with tics probably has it. But believe me, that is rare. Getting a diagnosis took years for us, trying to find a doctor to diagnosis it let alone treat it. The doctor's comments were offensive and uneducated. This show drives me nuts. Everything is about "bad parents". Doctors are paid to give medical opinions, not personal.

[@wyvern723]

I was anti-biotics for three weeks with a bad staph infection... And that wrecked me.... 12 months?! Yikes.

[@coops8039]

what is staph infection im only 11

[@PeachWookiee]

Staph is another bacteria that can cause problems.

[@dylenstein]

you have no idea how big i smiled when i heared OCD, ticks, and PANDAS. i have it too! Not many people have it at all so its nice to just hear this coming out of someone else other than me, my mom, and my doctors mouths. from the bottom of my heart, thank you!!!

[@Destroya7961]

Hey your not alone I have all of it to as well as A.D.D, ADHD, Tourette Syndrome, and Dyspraxia so you could say I feel your pain 100%

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

​​@@Destroya7961ADD and ADHD are the same thing. It's just ADHD primarily inattentive presenting, ADD is an outdated term.

[@Destroya7961]

@@Chiller-pc1dv actually they are not the same thing ADD is attention deficit disorder ADHD is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder there’s a big difference when you have ADD you have attention span issues but when you have ADHD you don’t just have attention span issues your also hyperactive as well

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

​​​​​@@Destroya7961No, they straight up are the same thing, look it up. ADD is an outdated term, it is just ADHD primarily inattentive presenting. Again, look it up. ADHD is a spectrum disorder, with far more symptoms than that. I would know, I was diagnosed in the early 2000's when ADD was still a thing, and rediagnosed with ADHD a few years back. I was actually more hyperactive as a kid. So yeah, I know my stuff. "What is the difference between ADD and ADHD? There is no difference between ADD and ADHD. ADD (attention-deficit disorder) is an outdated term for what is now called ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder). Some kids with ADHD have hyperactive behaviors and some don't, but the diagnosis is ADHD either way" There are also several types of ADHD "ADHD, combined type. This, the most common type of ADHD, is characterized by impulsive and hyperactive behaviors as well as inattention and distractibility. ADHD, impulsive/hyperactive type. This, the least common type of ADHD, is characterized by impulsive and hyperactive behaviors without inattention and distractibility. ADHD, inattentive and distractible type. This type of ADHD is characterized predominately by inattention and distractibility without hyperactivity." Please just look it up. ADHD can also involve poor short term memory, sensory processing issues, hyperfixations, hyperfocus, executive dysfunction, racing thoughts, stimming, trouble starting, continuing, and completing tasks, time blindness, executive dysfunction, etc.

[@willlllow]

@@Destroya7961 ADD is no longer classified as its own separate disorder, rather it is one of the three types of ADHD. These three types are, inattentive, hyperactive, and combined. inattentive ADHD would be what was formerly known as ADD. So if you are saying you have both ADD and and ADHD, then you would likely be classified as having the combined type of ADHD. meaning you have both attention issues, and issues with impulsivity and hyperactivity. Hope this helps!

[@puppyupper4565]

104 temp and he is in a winter jacket. as FJB would say, "come on man"

[@BettyLucille]

A lot of times when running a high fever you’ll actually feel cold, despite your body heating up. Might have been the reason for the coat, but most likely it’s just the parent’s being idiots.

[@Rorschachqp]

something something cornpop

[@PeachWookiee]

Perhaps you prefer stories about Hannibal Lector..,

[@Rorschachqp]

@@PeachWookiee Comment seems out of place...

[@PeachWookiee]

Not out of place, based on what you said.

[@whisperingthylacine]

I have OCD. I don't get why people think it's so bad and taboo. It may be a little complicated and impeding at times, but it's really no big deal.

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

I also have OCD and I disagree, it's more than just impeding at times, it's disabling. It was labeled as the 10th most disabling disorder out there.

[@telsclark]

​@@Chiller-pc1dvthere are different types from mild to debilitating

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

@@telsclark I never said otherwise, but my statement still stands, it was labeled as the 10th most disabling disorder. My point is you can't overall call it not a big deal, because you can't speak for everyone with it. Yeah, it may not be a big deal for some, but many others are seriously impacted by it. Overall it is a serious disorder, just less serious for some.

[@roseJ96]

It’s no big deal for you, personally. It is for others.

[@roseJ96]

@@Chiller-pc1dvDidn’t know that, but it checks out and I’m glad to hear research like that being published, because people really act like we don’t go through much and just wash our hands a little too much. It’s been so oversimplified and brushed over that people use a debilitating disorder as slang to describe minor inconveniences. Plus, are many other types of OCD, and even for those of us with COCD, it’s so much more than just than washing our hands too often.

[@opticalgaming13]

props to the boy hes a good actor keep him as an actor to MD TV

[@Noahsgirlfriend2006]

I have ocd myself he did a good job acting

[@justcallmejessz3712]

Imagine seeing a stressed out mother rubbing her hands together and then washing her hands in the bathroom and dx OCD just like that

[@gisela_oliveira]

I don't know, but maybe she came to that conclusion based on the fact that the boy may have OCD and is a genetic condition???

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Yeah don’t wash ur hands in a hospital!

[@jarednil69]

Doctor Halstead is Rawr.😊

[@WickedlyMe328]

OCD isn’t a death sentence…I have it!

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

No, but it is debilitating

[@WickedlyMe328]

@@Chiller-pc1dv I have OCD! Can function in society! It only is if you let it take over you! Covid taught me how to control it and I got help before it took over me

[@Lunalana03]

its a death sentence for a lot of people unfortunately. It an extremely distressing disorder that ends badly for a lot of folks

[@WickedlyMe328]

@@Lunalana03 it’s not if you get proper treatment…there are many levels

[@amimiramimis]

i have it too and i got myself in the phsych ward because of it so yes it certainly can be

[@WarGrowlmon18]

my grandfather recently got a bacterial infection from inadvertently taking antibiotics longer than was necessary. I think he didn't realize that he was supposed to stop at a certain point rather than just keep going until his supply was gone. He's almost 90 and as much as I hate to admit, he gets confused sometimes. We're making sure that his antibiotics for this are done properly with my mother and I checking on him to make sure that he takes the pills that my mom lays out for him at the prescribed time.

[@scandncarearailfanner4886]

Am I not the only who thought the thumbnail was Kevin from Home Alone?

[@FullTimePatient37]

Oh... 3:03 for everybody taking antibiotics all the time.. And This 3:34 the tics are the least of his worries Dr Holstad is right!

[@Shehzina-r2h]

I hope his okay

[@madelenewhite1576]

Why are the series on yutube so short? Is it because we bypass mainstream commercials?

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@mackadoodless]

copyright…

[@willthetrill4849]

The actress who plays the nurse at @0:05 reminds me a lot of Mariska Hargitay

[@thebumblebeemovie3514]

Man these two are terrible. One is willing to lie and the other is emotionally charged (he’s more understandable but he’s starting to get unprofessional with this situation). Their supervisor needs to step in or get the hospital psychiatrist to come and help talk the parents into better solutions.

[@mamaraya8818]

If you watch the whole series, Natalie is constantly breaking rules based on her own emotions and never gets in trouble for it, it's always looked over. It's frustrating to the viewer.

[@cyberwolf2383]

This might be a coincidence, but I think this video is a re-upload of another video. The other video is titled parents refused to believe their son has OCD.

[@jarednil69]

" PANDAS" Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcal Infection He said it so fast!😅

[@AudrinaLockwood]

She should take him to a doctor instead of overdoseing him on antibiotics for OCD. She can give him antibiotics for Streptococcus but not OCD. And an inflamed colon to the point of destruction and a intestinal virus 🦠🦠.

[@sineadduffy8253]

ALL DOCTORS AND NURSE LOOKS AFTER PATENTS

[@louiscyphre2267]

I know they uploaded this another time, but I forgot what happened. Oh no wait the mom had OCD as well, but she hid it from her husband.

[@roseJ96]

OCD can cause ticks, so it was nice seeing that. I don’t think I’ve ever seen our tics portrayed in media. It’s too bad they’ll never show just how dark it can get, but those darker types are kept in the dark because people hate us when they come to light.

[@blj824621]

What’s with the reruns. I swear they done this one already

[@louiscyphre2267]

The definitely did.

[@DosagePosage]

Ok I get it you dont want your child to get bullied, but you'd rather keep him from getting treatment for something he could possibly die from? Who tf let you have a child

[@MiaLitizia]

This is a horrible depiction of PANDAS as well as the families who suffer from it. Ive suffered from PANDAS for 15 years (Im 20 now) and Ive never once met or heard about a mother who OD’d their child with antibiotics. It’s so frustrating and disappointing to see a PANDAS parent portrayed by the media as a crazy person after years of having Doctors deny me treatment because they didn’t believe in my illness. And for all those in the comments here saying “Antibiotics don’t treat OCD” you’re absolutely right. It doesn’t treat OCD, it treats autoimmune encephalitis (aka PANDAS) that CAUSES OCD. Please don’t buy into this bullshit, this is not how actual PANDAS parents behave.

[@1tommyday]

People are so ignorant about antibiotics and the long term use of them. I beat long term advanced Lyme with fairly strong and a variety of plant antibiotics. They are bad ass without compromising your gut health, which is everything when it comes to health. It takes a lot longer, but when you're that I'll, it's a marathon not a sprint.

[@podsmpsg1]

Excessive hand washing is a sign of OCD. Tell tale signs.

[@roseJ96]

It’s actually not as common as you think. It’s just the largest percentage. I think I read maybe 30%. But that means 70% of OCD cases involve things other than that.

[@podsmpsg1]

@@roseJ96 Wow.

[@katanaki3059]

Take his jacket off he has a fever!

[@missdaydreamss]

Didn't y'all post this? The mom was hiding her ocd

[@rezaulkarim9198]

I know right.

[@annab9994]

When did we start “respecting” any nonsense 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@epikduk1542]

i swear they've uploaded this before

[@louiscyphre2267]

They did.

[@Yasenseenuth]

Good morning

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@TopG_1111]

This is why in a life threatening emergency I’d rather have a man as a doctor. They actually use logic ☕️

[@fludderkiddie]

2:25 I’m only this far-I don’t typically watch these med shows, but At least they got the “Vanco” right… Then again, They would’ve known if it was C-Diff right away, for…other reasons. I know this from personal experience…over a year of horrible personal experience in and out of the hospital, weighing less than 100lbs, getting pneumonia from the IV in the ambulance (from them saving my organs, due to severe dehydration) almost losing custody of my child because nobody knew how sick I was and thought I was just “sleeping” when I was, in fact, losing consciousness, but his father declined to offer any help, till the final hospital admission when the ambulance came to get me and I was 2 BP points away from not Having one. I remember just feeling cold. All of this, FROM improperly diagnosed antibiotics. Now I have my own shiny file with the CDC, and while technically cured due to a…transplant…(FRS) I never have to have a roommate in a hospital again. Technically, I’m not ALLOWED, but I like to look at the silver lining…oh, and I’m not really supposed ever take antibiotics again unless it’s life or death-and if it IS, I can’t take it w/o taking another antibiotic along with it JIC. Ironic. Sorry for the life story…this video got me kinda mad, even tho I know it’s scripted. I pray it’s not based off of any true story and ppl are at least somewhat educated re:antibiotics these days…

[@Limayyy]

“We’ll do the IVIg here.” Lmao, it takes ages to get ins. to approve it for PANDAS.

[@justcallmejessz3712]

If only IVIG was something thr was so easily passed out in the hospital, more less the ER! Especially when there really isn't a logical reasoning for it.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Yeah totally never happen in a hospital

[@louiscyphre2267]

They had to do something to gain their trust even if it’s not realistic.

[@KillaTay-taylorMADE]

I received IVIG in the hospital & the ER.

[@GracieHeadings]

I am big fan 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@melarenee308]

Antibiotics stopped my ocd too but i have a severe case of Bartonella along with Lyme disease and other infections.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

So another word you never had OCD you have a bacterial infection.

[@hardwirecars]

you gave him tylenol for 8/10 pain soooo you dont believe him just say that

[@joshuahudson2170]

Too much antibiotics risks antibiotic resistant disease.

[@sagelg]

Ah Chicago Med the show where logic & the law are guidelines that do not usually have to be followed.

[@iLOVEpalestineNlebanonFOREVER]

I used drugs for my OCD too. Heroin.

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

.....That's not good

[@Splatria]

@@Chiller-pc1dvNo, really?

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

@@Splatria Didn't need your sarcasm, bud, kinda unecessary. Don't gotta be rude.

[@roseJ96]

Hope you’re doing better. So many comments here saying OCD isn’t that bad, it just annoys me so much when it is something that can ruin lives.

[@di4273]

i have pans! thats pandas but not caused by strep

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@kathconserv]

oh these PANDAS parents are the worst.

[@helenabbay2085]

who likes natlie i do

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@ChicagoPolice4821]

Who Watching This in 2024‽

[@rezaulkarim9198]

I am

[@ChicagoPolice385]

I am ‽

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.

[@joanbecker7251]

Dr natalie torrey de vitto as melissa hastings she is spencer.s sister on pretty little liars 2017 mystery 7 seasons unstoppable team.

[@Letha-Mae]

Natalie is a little annoying!

[@NadiaJ194]

She’s extremely protective of kids, and vulnerable patients… women do get emotional regardless especially if they are over worked in this kind of setting… she’s honestly just looking out for the best interests of everyone involved…

[@Letha-Mae]

@@NadiaJ194 I never said she wasn't a great actress the writer's write her sometimes annoying

[@ryansmith4494]

A little annoying? I hate her. Dr. Do What I Want The crappy thing is when she leaves and Will ends up being worse than her.

[@Letha-Mae]

@@ryansmith4494 if I say I hate her since I'm a woman all the other woman will come after me. Look at what happened just by me calling her annoying

[@ryansmith4494]

@@Letha-Maeyou're not catching that much flack just one person.

[@stephenwillis6937]

They should have done what the parent's wanted. Then once the kid died They can say I Told You So and perhaps those parent's would learn a lesson.

[@christopherkiess2475]

Hippocratic Oath bro, I hope you're never my doctor lol

[@stephenwillis6937]

@christopherkiess2475 I'd never be a Doctor. I hate interacting with people and imitating House would just get Me fired 😂

[@christopherkiess2475]

@@stephenwillis6937 haha fair

[@Aspen.is.random]

Bro it’s not right the mom had the kid on antibiotics when he didn’t need them but she should had at least given his probiotics to even out the acid in his stomach

[@Morganlea7926]

I have pandas 😂😂

[@heisafraid]

“My wife works tirelessly to try and fix our sins problems and if she has any hesitation at all, then we need to listen to her” WHAT? 😅 you’re saying that to a doctor! And ‘working tirelessly’ is not a credential 😅 parents on medical shows are just there to be in the way

[@just-tess]

for once Manning is making good choices though!

[@cwalker6911]

Was thinking the same

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

That is why I believe in Crisper and gene editing

[@gem_b7798]

So, eugenics? Or genetically modifying a disabled child to be neurotypical because you don't want to accept them for who they are? Because if either is the case then do not have kids. If you plan to have a kid then you accept the possibility of birthing a disabled kid.

[@Hihii-k6k]

I miss these episodes even though i dont rlly like natalie. The series is very boring now 😢😢😢😢

[@mayormike1]

If you ever get the chance to meet the female doctor don't waste your time she's extremely snobby

[@datemasamune2904]

Dr Charles isnt here for patients. He's here hecause the staff behave like children.

[@bananaboy8416]

this is the first medical drama clip that was so cringe i couldnt finish it

[@leaveme_alone1]

Lol

[@2Camelpofthewind]

😂

[@omarabulaith7845]

First pin please?

[@louiscyphre2267]

No.

[@midnight_x_edits]

Nah

[@leaveme_alone1]

@mar-k7104 that's look good

[@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qg]

*MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY❤🌹.