My Daughter Is Possessed | Chicago Med | MD TV

A mother believes her daughter is possessed by a demon and has been trying to exorcise it out of her, but it turns out it is a delayed trauma response from her childhood.
From Chicago Med Season 3 Episode 15 'Devil in Disguise' - Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese search for answers when a mother claims her daughter is possessed; Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker must find a way to save a pair of conjoined twins; Dr. Halstead struggles to get Dr. Manning's attention.
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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[@whitenoise8397]

As soon as he refused to read to his daughter... his immediate defensive stance and tone of voice told us all we needed to know.

[@samg873]

That's crazy but the mind blocks out things then anything like a book can trigger them.

[@geminigoddesstori2687]

Agreed! I legit starting screaming he did it he messed her up! It all coincides

[@samg873]

@@geminigoddesstori2687 it was sad to put pieces together when it happened

[@Bellabeauty_16]

For me it was the fact he was concerned at first about the emotional distress and tried to pin everything on the mom and they said she had to go through something traumatic

[@angellew207]

what did he do exactly? i didn’t finish watching

[@thebinlgbtisbabadook7832]

The way they tricked the audience into thinking that the dad was the rational parent and the mom was the crazy parent.

[@laurendaley2503]

That's also good writing.

[@judeonine5525]

Well to be fair they're both crazy

[@coffeekat5066]

@@judeonine5525 The mother wasn't crazy she was desperate, there's a slight difference.

[@nicolasdiez7688]

That's what we call good writing

[@annehaight9963]

It also reflects the way actual people can be so deceptive about who they really are.

[@nobody6474]

It’s so sad to see that mother cry and hug her daughter once she fully grasps what he did to her

[@ChanCantBeCHANged]

I'll never forget the day I told my mother what had been done to me for years. I'll never forget her screams. The same thing had happened to her as a child, so when she found out it happened to me, it broke her..I lost many of my memories from the trauma of my childhood, but that's one that will always stay with me..

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@@ChanCantBeCHANged I'm so sorry. I sympathize with you on some level. I remember the shock on my mom the day she saw my arm covered in self harm scars... Then, after a year of being clean then relapsing, when she discovered accidentally my new scars. Her screams and her tears are engraved in my head, marking one of the saddest days in my life. Just remembering it rips my heart apart.

[@Sood123456]

I am also relieved that she realises and hugs her and very genuinely embraces her little girl. I wish that I could get that.

[@clickhere8222]

awfully realistic

[@bestwatch]

@@clickhere8222 More like awfully jumping to conclusions and expecting the worse out of men.

[@rowdyreidgirl]

The abusive father seems SO in denial. You can see it in his face he's terrified he's about to be outed. Guilt written on his face in bright garish red lettering.

[@hardwirecars]

the dude was a damn good actor it wasnt until you said this but watch when he gets confronted in the elevator ive seen these eyes before its a wild animal trapped ready to attack.

[@dmf1301]

Guilt? I don’t think so. Guilt implies remorse… I don’t think he feels remorse. Anger at being caught, yes, but not remorse. I just hope he doesn’t have any other daughters with any other women he’s STILL abusing! 😞

[@hardwirecars]

@@dmf1301 chill its just a tv show and you are scaring me you letting it invade your mind like its real

[@greenbeantm1096]

@@hardwirecars wow it’s almost like tv is meant to make you think about things sometimes, shocker. Even more shocking is did you know that there are real people like him in the world?

[@pfoley5044]

@@dmf1301 I don't think they meant guilt as in he felt guilty. I think they meant that it was so obvious that he was guilty and it was clear to see it on him or at least that's how I read it. Either way not a nice character in even the remotest way possible but the actor did a great job.

[@Suzette1122]

It always baffles me how can a parent touch and do things to their own child. Someone they watched grow up, someone who trusted them whole heartedly.....

[@Rizzawriter]

Because the world is full of sick people!

[@rosannaburt3048]

sure does physically hurts me so sad

[@fritziejanvier6669]

@@sarafinasummers7863 as someone who isn’t a survived yet was fairly recently groped by an adult and told that I could still talk to him and we could be together and of things once I turned 18 and started lying and acting like a victim when I called it out same I hate people. I’m sorry for oversharing but I haven’t really talked about it and I think I needed too some way somehow.

[@icouldbejokingbut]

My meams and her 9 siblings where survivors of it

[@rosannaburt3048]

@@icouldbejokingbut sorry to hear that

[@Misjel87]

"I always suspected you" can be an extra punch to a trauma survivor. So you were suspicious yet you did literally nothing at all besides let it go on. There are a lot of things you CAN do actually, even without clear evidence.

[@camerakitty8167]

She probably couldn't believe that someone she loved and trusted would ever do such a thing.

[@elizabethmacey1989]

She divorced the bastard and got their daughter to stop seeing him. She took steps she wasn't entirely complacent

[@elizabethmacey1989]

She divorced the bastard and got their daughter to stop seeing him. She took steps she wasn't entirely complacent

[@tymondabrowski12]

She divorced him, cut him off of her life, and remember that from this clip at least, the girl seems to have DID, which means she herself forgot about it and when asked, could possibly even say that it didn't happen. And the mother could've started suspecting him after the divorce even, when she couldn't have even installed cameras etc.

[@MissRockabellaHart]

Denial is a powerful thing.

[@drsandy842]

That cut right to the heart both as a doctor and as a survivor.

[@halfasleepvampire7545]

Damn that’s awful. I hope you got your justice

[@jennyjohnson5428]

@@halfasleepvampire7545 almost no one does.

[@daradiant1]

@Dr Sandy, 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jackchop1576]

What about as a mother??

[@jennyjohnson5428]

@@jackchop1576 maybe Dr. Sandy isn't a mother. Why so inquisitive???

[@irdonna]

This is so disturbing. Lord help these babies that go through these terrible traumas.

[@HipBeeWitch]

The 'Lord' could have stopped it in the first place, but he didn't. Who's to say he'll help them now?

[@laraterry2929]

Ee to e right Yryryee6e we are going to go to go to go to go back in about

[@irdonna]

@@HipBeeWitch uh... ok. Kind of a figure of speech. But I also dont judge people if they want to find comfort in faith or religion even if I may not believe myself.

[@natswifeys]

@@HipBeeWitch you don’t believe in religion and people should respect you, the same way you should respect those who do believe in religion

[@topproductreviews7565]

This is not real

[@haymeatball931]

I was 3 when my female cousin stole my innocence. She was a child herself, but she held it over my head and threatened to tell our family if I ever said anything. I always thought I would be the one to get in trouble, because that's what she would tell me, "Do you really want me to tell your mom you're not a virgin? Just shut up and do what I say." I was under her control for 10 years until my family moved to a different state. I was 17 when I actually told my mother what she did. Turns out my cousin's mother, my mother's sister, had done the same thing to her when they were children...I thankfully don't ever have to see them ever again.

[@Sanjali04]

I'm so sorry you guys went through that. I hope you're both doing okay now

[@lynnecrisp]

I'm so sorry your childhood was stolen from u. So so sorry. God loves u & Jesus can comfort u. God bless u & stay strong. It can't destroy u anymore unless u let it. May your days be filled w/happiness

[@paulinabakhshayesh6644]

But that's mean that your aunt was probably molesting her daughter or someone close did. And your aunt was probably molested.

[@MikaelaOngWork]

bruh...thats disgusting

[@eswarkumarbade2531]

Very sad, I read somewhere that victims tend to do the same to others. You know like if a kid's dad beat the kid, once the kid grows up, he will do the same to his kids too. Something like that.

[@richardleeskinneriii9640]

Dr. Charles is hands down my most favorite character on Chicago Med. Cool, calm, experienced and rational. He kicks ass

[@nicolasdiez7688]

Mine too (after Dr. Rhodes), he is a fine example of how a doctor should be

[@monkeycat48]

He's one of the reasons I watch all Chicago med. When I first saw his appearance in Chicago PD along with Chicago fire I just had to watch Chicago med. He is an awesome therapist that guy literally he really understands his pacents

[@Shazaimcommunityco]

Yes him and dr. Manning, they are the BEST😊

[@rachelfox8108]

I love him and Dr Choi (with Dr Rhodes as a close second). I love how Dr Choi is by the book with everything, but gets all these opportunities to find the nuances in life that make his decisions as a doctor that much harder. And yes, Dr Charles is the best of what a doctor should be, so it's even more interesting when he hits a blind spot. Not surprisingly, I really enjoy that these are flawed characters who get opportunities for growth.

[@shatteredprism]

As someone with DID, when they started talking about personality fragments, I knew. I knew something had happened to her, something no child should have to go through.

[@xXSakuraTearsXx]

Yep. Same, here.

[@cronchycatmom]

Exactly.

[@Rat_Queen86]

Hi there I have been diagnosed with DID too It’s so misunderstood

[@shatteredprism]

@@Rat_Queen86 I agree. It's really misunderstood (most movies don't help matters).

[@CasperWasHere118]

Same

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

I can’t help but love the irony that the father was outed because he chose to bring the girl to the hospital. Undone by perhaps one of his only acts of kindness. Talk about irony.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

I doubt it was anything resembling kindness; more likely, he saw an opportunity to hurt his ex wife. She was saying their daughter was possessed; he could have taken that to a judge and used it, and a doctor's real medical diagnosis, to hurt her. Possibly even regain control over his daughter legally, if she were to be declared mentally incompetent and her mother an unfit guardian.

[@geoffreyedgson7875]

That or, only maintaining their fantasy. DID can develop to remove responsibility for actions people do. He probably had done this before hand and sold the lies to others.. But those doctor's weren't Dr. Charles.

[@jacksonia7724]

@@alexisgrunden1556isn’t his daughter a full grown adult tho? How exactly would he gain authority or control over her?

[@alexisgrunden1556]

@@jacksonia7724 If she's declared mentally incompetent/unsound to be in control of her own life, then legally, she'd need someone to watch over her. A legal guardian to ensure her safety. A lot of abusers will have favorite victims that they target, and they HATE when those victims start to slip out of their grasp, reach and control, and will do damn near anything to get their favorite punching bag back. If he can get a judge to agree that she's not well enough to make her own decisions, then he can argue that since her breakdown took place while with her mother, the mom is clearly the cause/a significant risk factor for her, and that he's a better guardian, thereby putting his favorite little victim right back where he wants her.

[@neurodivergentnetizen4535]

@@jacksonia7724 She would've been declared incompetent, so someone would've been assigned as her guardian.

[@Kanroji423]

“He’s not the one you wanna be yelling at!” Yes he is he touched a child!

[@thatidiotash5231]

The female doctor who was yelling at him was a survivor herself, so he meant not to take out what happened to her on him. true he did awful things but he wanted to save her from losing her job

[@minahilbaig1822]

Exactly! 💔😠

[@rosiehawtrey]

No, he isn't. If she holds on to what he did, plus what happened to her, she'll be eating a bullet or jumping off a building. He's exactly right.

[@Catsss1017]

He was talking about the doctor’s abuser as he realized she was also abused

[@Halloween111]

"He's not the monster that hurt you." Yeah, maybe not, but he's of the same ilk.

[@angel_izer8134]

I am so glad that my mom protected me the way she did. I love my mom more than ever now

[@Scary_Mask_Tomboy]

May God protect you both, please be safe 🥺🙏

[@dOVERanalyst]

Same!!

[@Fannyyyyy_]

Babe you should! My child and future children wont have to worry because mama don't play about her seed! Blessings to you both😘😘

[@thehulk86]

@@Scary_Mask_Tomboy God doesn't exist. Take responsibility for your own life and the well-being of those you care about. Don't expect your imaginary friend to do it for you.

[@All_will_be_revealed]

@@thehulk86 seriously just because you don't believe doesn't they shouldn't either

[@AG-ng2sm]

I noticed in the first seconds of the clip, during the tantrum in the car, the girl was holding her hands behind her back as if there were tied. The tied hands triggered her again when she woke up from the sedation in the hospital. Small details, absolutely heartbreaking.

[@slightlydistressedslug6627]

😰👍

[@simoliz03]

Good eye!

[@evanlucas8914]

You can tell a lot by his reaction. She was immediately concerned for her daughter. He was immediately concerned for himself.

[@SonicGlitchmaster1]

Thank God Dr. Charles is very well read. I picked up on the Jabberwocky passage immediately because I loved that poem as a kid. It’s amazing to think what could’ve happened to this woman if Dr. Charles wasn’t there to hear that, or if he didn’t know the poem to begin with. Shows why it’s so important to be knowledgeable about a lot of things not necessarily related to what you’re doing

[@butterflybeauty615]

I never actually read the poem, but I’ve only heard the word “Moanrats” used in one place, so I figured there was some sort of connection between Lewis Carroll and a childhood incident that left her emotionally devastated. The mind is one heck of a thing

[@stephenking5852]

Have you seen that 2007 movie, The Last Mimzy?

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

​@@butterflybeauty615 I realize you said you have never read the poem so im not coming at you to be condescending or anything. i just wanted to let you know for future reference it's " mome raths" ... just in case you are ever on "Jeopardy" or something & that's the final Jeopardy question. Lol

[@beccaadams6168]

That’s how I wish my mother hugged me when she found out what happened to me

[@swimfast724]

I'm so sorry 😞 I'll send you some love ❤️ ❤️❤️

[@SS-nu4iq]

@Becca adams I'm so sorry you went through that! I hope you've got some kind and trustworthy people to expresss your feelings with ❤

[@memecraft835]

I feel sorry for you

[@DaisyA-04]

I am sorry that was not the response you got from your mother, it should have been. 💕

[@minahilbaig1822]

I'm so sorry! 💔😢😭

[@valfromsocal6806]

I have a twisted, yet probable theory: during the questioning he said his biggest regret was letting his wife ‘push’ him out, but we know that pervert just wanted to keep molesting her. And so when he had the heart attack, he probably missed his victim (she’s not a daughter to him) and he revealed he reconnected with her a year ago and they would go out to dinner… the mom said she started getting ‘possessed’ 9 months ago…and the doctor said she could have been triggered by something. So my theory is he started SA her again, maybe unconsciously because he ‘needed to make up for lost time’ 3:58

[@escapewithsarah9566]

Or, and this is what I thought about. Maybe after his heart attack he reconnected to see if she remembered anything and had told or wanted to tell her sorry, maybe she was so young she didn’t remember until he brought it up and triggered her.

[@katscratchfever3506]

She’s an adult. With a law degree. Much more likely to fight him off. I think him coming back into her life alone is what set this off. I don’t think he tried anything again.

[@slightlydistressedslug6627]

🤢

[@geoffreyedgson7875]

A Predator removed from their fixation. Starving animals often are more dangerous than normal.

[@graceb5779]

This cut so deep as a survivor and someone with complex PTSD. I know what it’s like to be psychologically destroyed like this girl

[@StarryInkArt]

Same 😢

[@janedee6126]

This reminds me of the Degrassi episode, where Jane was accused of always putting on her "pajamas backwards" so her dad had to go "fix it" every night...

[@jackieec]

Omg yess ugh… sick

[@XCityOfClockWorkAngelX]

I remember that episode!! it was so such a chilling episode, and one of Degrassi's last really good 2 part hour long episodes.

[@nave712]

That’s my favorite episode. It introduced me to Degrassi

[@novembah]

Which show/episode are you referring to?

[@Melanie-jy2nw]

@@novembahit’s a Canadian show that follows the lives of the students of Degrassi high. From second hand info, I heard that it tackled very serious issues as well as smaller issues that kids were facing and that weren’t talked about at the time. I think it’s been on for decades. The show was started by two teachers so they really knew what they were talking about and weren’t out of touch with the audience.

[@uthpalahewagamage4140]

Im pretty shocked and sad to see that almost all comments here describe experiences that relate to this scene in the drama. This is the first time I came across something like this and seeing that it is a common thing in the society just makes me feel sad about the kind of people in this world. So sick and im sorry about all of the victims. I have no idea how painful it is and how hard survival and spending a normal life is for all such victims. Hope we could raise more awareness about this among responsible elders and children themselves, so that they can complain to someone regarding it and could bring the criminal to light. I think it is a very important matter because 1, it destroys one's life and 2. They may tend to do the same to another person and might spread the behaviour. The world is so sick and I hope every one can do at least a little thing to help prevent such things.

[@its_avery2822]

i had to memorize that poem for school and i was so happy to hear it so i showed my mom and we watched the rest. safe to say i was not expecting the plot twist. especially because i had initially thought about sending it to my ela teacher 🤦‍♀️

[@loraleiffxi]

I memorized that poem in school, in the 80's, and I still remember it.

[@bow_and_aero1210]

The poem has been turned into a song & it's a tradition at my old high school to sing it during the chorus spring concert every year. All the high school alumni who were in chorus are allowed to come up on stage and sing it with the students. Was debating on sending this to the chorus director but now I dont think I will...

[@nivarxd3288]

What is that poem's name?

[@loraleiffxi]

@@nivarxd3288 Jabberwocky

[@KingOfSciliy]

@@nivarxd3288 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. "Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch!" He took his vorpal sword in hand: Long time the manxome foe he sought- So rested he by the Tumtum tree, And stood awhile in thought. And as in uffish thought he stood, The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame, Came whiffling through the tulgey wood, And burbled as it came! One, two! One, two! And through and through The vorpal blade went snicker-snack! He left it dead, and with its head He went galumphing back. "And hast thou slain the Jabberwock? Come to my arms, my beamish boy! O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" He chortled in his joy. 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.

[@holymotherofgod4983]

she wasn't yelling cause he hurt her, she was yelling cause she knows 1 in 3 girls and women will go through that in their lives and he is one of the many men that get to walk free without a care after hurting those women

[@kk9420]

Acting like women don't also hurt women and men, and men don't also hurt men 😜

[@holymotherofgod4983]

@@kk9420 nobody said women don't do the same thing. it's just mostly men who do it. seriously bringing gender into this when there is no need to?

[@DollfaceLizkah]

98% of r*pists will walk away free. It's an epidemic of violence against us.

[@DollfaceLizkah]

@@kk9420 it's not about you or men. And this isn't a situation that's funny. Statistics show it is mostly men doing this to women

[@heartrose6088]

@@kk9420 well statistics show that men are a higher percentage of SA men and women.. although this isn’t the time to have the “women do it too” argument. This is about men that hurt people

[@erialccrasher970]

That's so sad to deal with that terrible trauma as a child and coming back because the monster's back at her life. And for Dr. Reese it brings back bad memory. I just watched 2 episode now and made me remember that it's one of my fave show to watch before.

[@imkiii]

Wait what? What happened to her? I haven’t been able to find any sites to watch the series So idk what’s going on aside from the clips.

[@greenbeantm1096]

@@imkiii the dad sexually abused her as a child

[@peculiarity3111]

@@imkiii 2kmovie with an adblocker, i wont spoil alot but she has a bad rellationship with her father

[@mightyobserver12]

Cant help it thAt most ofp these doctors are toxic

[@najmabegum5789]

Stunned how psychology works. Even I thought she was possessed. That female doctor gave away alot with that behaviour. Sadly too many victims out there.

[@shankhh]

The fact that these are realities for some people is horrifying, Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserve a child.

[@jewlbunny]

Like many I thought the mom was the bad guy. But then the book was read. And the truth came out.

[@lizfritz6546]

Reminds me kind of Anneliese Michel. She was said to be possessed when really she just had a seizure disorder. Look her up - her story is terrifyingly sad. Edit: wasnt expecting them to actually reference her case

[@samanthawright9589]

Thankfully sometimes that's all it is. But they said they didn't & they treated her for the wrong thing. Scary how they tried to stop the evil ,b it ended up doing it's work. 😔

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

@@samanthawright9589 That's actually not true. Annalise's family did go the medical route first but nothing was working. It was only after she mentioned demons did they go the exorcist route. And even then many priests turned them away and said that they need to go to a doctor. The Michel family was really caught between a rock and a hard place.

[@samanthawright9589]

@@TimberlakeTigerGirl Sorry. Didn't know that apparently. All I know was that she suffered & family didn't help her. I heard she was tied to her bead & she starved

[@esmerayofficialyt]

heard she went through 67 catholic rituals, poor girl

[@BettyLucille]

During her worst points in her disorder she also refused to go to church. Priests at the church we pretty quickly to offer to exorcise her. I also have a belief that in addition to her seizures she was also suffering trauma from being abused by one of the Catholic priests. It was very common back then and still is.

[@brandonmcglocklin9040]

Anyone else bothered by the fact that they didnt call security or do literally anything to stop the man?

[@rosiehawtrey]

It's how it happens in Inbredistan. I discovered a 5 year old girl doing interesting things with a terrier.. Her dad was fucking her for 4 years and gave her hpv. The police *put him on bail* and he legged it.

[@heartrose6088]

Legally u can’t do anything anyways. The statue of limitations been passed years ago

[@maxi1ification]

Bit hard to make a case here. Evidence isn't concrete

[@alexandramoyer8785]

No because they can’t legally do anything

[@Tdore01]

I’m glad that doctor made it clear he was the demon.

[@monkeycat48]

Dr. Charles is the man God I just love that character. The moment he made an appearance in Chicago PD was the moment he became my favorite character in Chicago med and every crossover. despite not having a good marriage record, he still tries to be there for his daughters, especially looking out for others as well being a great mentor.🥹🥹🥹

[@demariejones3438]

Yeah I even cried at the end of this clip…. So sad that this isn’t just some story made up. It happens to real people all the time..

[@gameguy20100]

Honestly the moment he got defensive and refused to read the book, you could tell something was up. A normal, non abusive parent in that situation would have been confused but replied "Uh, ok then. If you say so doc."

[@benrussell-gough1201]

Saying: "My daughter is possessed" in front of Dr Charles and Dr Reese is a pretty good way to ensure you're locked up in a straightjacket yourself! Meanwhile, I think that literally only her disinclination to violence stopped Reese from doing to that guy what Hank Voight would have done.

[@Fidi987]

This is what people do when they have been to every doctor and been told there's nothing to be found/ done. They turn to "alternative medicine", homeopathy, miracle cures or religion/ superstition. Because everything else failed and they don't want to do nothing.

[@forestcatkay14]

In a way she was possessed just by her younger self. Once she got the mental health care she probably become herself again.

[@danielhaire6677]

Phone Conversation we probably didn't get to see: "Voight, it's Dr. Reese. I have someone that you really need to "talk" to....What did they do? Try touching a child!...Thanks, Voight, I will make sure that he is delivered to you."

[@monkeycat48]

@@danielhaire6677 yep he needs to go to the river👎👎👎😈😈😈

[@yahadamdavid7141]

This is why it’s important to protect your children and not just let them around any and everybody suspect everyone

[@greenbeantm1096]

While I agree with your statement, the abuser was her own father, most people aren’t going to suspect without reason their partner and can even less so keep the child away from them without reason. More often than not these crimes (for both children and adults) are committed by someone close to the victim/their family. Most people aren’t friends with people that they think could/would commit terrible crimes

[@sandpiperr]

Also don't chalk everything up to demonic possession!

[@slightlydistressedslug6627]

😔

[@keiaraclarke598]

Did anyone catch what he said to her at the end though? - “he might be a monster, but he’s not the one who hurt you. He’s not the one you want to be yelling at.” Idk it just makes me think that Dr Reese went through something, too. 😞

[@kristinecollier8113]

I have never seen this show, but this scene was so powerful!

[@leona5459]

its a very good show, i recommend you watch it!!

[@rosierennie5867]

"No no no. No please. Please please please don't" how many times have I screamed that as my dad tried to kiss my head and I'd duck and dig my nails into my scalp while tugging my hair because his "friend" sexually touched me. Even now I'm shuddering and scrunching up just trying not to get a flashback

[@johnthesportsarchivist2600]

I can't imagine the pain and trauma you went through. I am so sorry you had/have to go through that. Like I said, I can't imagine what you have gone through with that.

[@yaniquemckenzie4156]

*Virtual hugs*

[@UmisTsukishiro00]

I hear "mome raths" and immediately know where it's from. It's weird to watch normal people think it's demon language.

[@michaeldwyer2244]

Yeah, the easiest thing to recognize was not only a match, but also a vital clue

[@user-mq5dr1jh5t]

and jabberwock

[@galaxystargazer3806]

Heh heh jabberwock

[@miinrla]

definitely will watch this show. i was sexually assaulted, still haven’t come to terms with this. this is heartbreaking to watch.

[@Leo.c420]

I'm glad this is being normalised because it is a thing. Never heard of one this severe but I have it too. I was sexually abused as a child and I forgot. My brain blocked it for me. When I was about twelve, 7-8 years later when I finally remembered after I got visions and flashbacks and went to many doctors. And I've been trying to cope by myself to help. It's a kind of thing takes time. Not a diagnosis.

[@slightlydistressedslug6627]

😞

[@Seallypoops]

i like that she immediately knew what happened, as if it was just on the tip of her tongue

[@Originella]

That moment when the mother said she remembered him reading the story, I knew, and my stomach filled with dread.

[@torycatherine2044]

I love how at that final meeting, the closer they got to the real answer, the more aggressive he got. He knew what would happen when that book was read to her. He tried so hard to deny, lie and angrily brush it off as insane and absurd for the purpose of self-preservation, but her reaction told them everything. Once fully cornered, he physically forced his way out. Its terrifying and disturbing how sick people can be and how much damage one person can do to another. In this case, his very own child.... and he was supposed to be the #1 man in her life to protect her from this kind of harm. Really messed up and very sad

[@MissSpaz]

My aunt has DID. This is exactly what it looks like. It's horrible.

[@melanietoth1376]

I have it. I'm medicated and working through it. It is horrible

[@iluvcatslol5714]

Dissociate identity disorder?

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

@@iluvcatslol5714 yes

[@firechasersparkles2023]

@@melanietoth1376 I can't begin to imagine the kind of pain you have to go through on a daily basis. You're a very strong person.

[@Rat_Queen86]

I was diagnosed with DID 2 years ago. I hope your aunt is well and is getting help. This depiction is what it can look like if it is unmanaged. Once you get it under control, it’s not…that bad. I hope your aunt can live a normal life.

[@Coop-sg6qc]

I’m happy my parents care for me and try to keep me safe. I love them

[@melanietoth1376]

I have DID. It is it's own thing but I've learned to feel it comming... the edges of it so to stop it. I went through horrible things from both parents with no way out. I left at 15 but wasnt diagnosed until 30. I'm 45 now and much happier, much more stable. DID isnt like how the old movie Sybil portrays it for most of us. It's something that takes us from ourselves...however that manifests. Its crippling.

[@elleford8725]

It's such a complex disorder and still to this day there are psychiatrists who don't believe it's a real disorder. Which is just ridiculous. I'm glad your stable and happier I hope you found decent treatment. The stigma around it is so damaging.

[@judeonine5525]

@@elleford8725 I think the problem is that people don't seem to be aware the Multiple Personality disorder is a fake medical condition. DID is a real condition and it's completely different than what people who claim to have MPD is.

[@Nazuna500]

Yeah, sybil was a hard book to read for me. Had a hard time sleeping afterwards And the first scenario in it still haunts me.

[@stephenking5852]

So your DID doesn’t manifest in a split personality, like Norman Baker or Harvey Dent?

[@girl1213]

@@stephenking5852 No one with DID is evil, not even the ones with alters (no, they're NOT personalities). That's the fiction. They are people who been through some bad sh** so much that their brain had to adapt in a complex way just so they could survive it. And that bad sh** isn't a one and done thing, it was constant, it was long-time thing that happened to them. So no Harvey Dent doesn't have DID. He IS Two-Face. Norman Bates (not Baker I'm assuming) is the public fear of DID, not the reality.

[@mihikadeo]

The actress who plays Catherine is phenomenal

[@JamaicanRain]

“My daughter is possessed! She is possessed!!” *blank stare*

[@valeenoi2284]

For someone who is enchanted with that poem but can't utter the words (tongue issues), as soon as she started mumbling, I was like the show made her read that poem to act like she is speaking in tongue? Heck... my brain wasn't wrong.

[@ButtonsCasey]

Even a lawyer can't get you out of a 51/50 hold. And doctors be lying to get you on those 51/50 holds. 😐

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

That’s a psychological hold right ? I’ve never been in a 51/50 and I pray to god I never do .

[@FrogWitch666]

@@nerdgeekcosplay909 they are lowkey fun, I mean obviously it was hell but it helped me a lot

[@TheFinalGirl1881]

I had one. And it was honestly the best thing that ever happened to me. I got help I didn't even know I needed. Left feeling better than I did in my whole life.

[@DblOSmith]

I'm sure some do, but typical we doctors do not lie for a psych hold. Psych holds are awful both for the client, the doctors and staff, and the facilities. If there's any way we can discharge them without a psych hold, we do. It's the last thing we want.

[@Catitalaratoncita]

What’s a 51/50 hold?

[@bunddles]

“i am not interested in your opinion” i love this woman

[@JackDelaney-ld7tn]

What kind of a father touches their own child, especially a six year old?! That’s just sick

[@ScorpioKaylin1993]

Some people unfortunately do. Mine didn’t

[@njmoonfrost6145]

6:29 as a child I suffered this. When I was 19 years the memories came back. At least now I know the words for this

[@pokkemuur6539]

I’m so sorry! Whisking you peace and love ♥️

[@judeonine5525]

Well no DID is a lifetime developmental disorder and most people are unable to be functional stable adults. Repressed memories appear in something as simple as PTSD or depression.

[@dashans6175]

Why would you not stop her father from leaving after this? Wouldn't the mothers suspicion and the medical diagnosis give them the right to do so? Citizens Arrest, probable cause, all that?

[@maddiedoesntkno]

Over 22 years on legally speaking they likely can’t do much

[@alexandramoyer8785]

They legally can’t

[@dashans6175]

@@alexandramoyer8785 I am somewhat uninformed in regards to US Law, sorry. But isn't there a concept where, when witnessing a crime or being informed about it some average Joe is at liberty to apprehend and hold until the police arrives? I think to remember something along those lines.

[@CajunReaper95]

@@dashans6175it’s usually not advised.

[@LOwens-xf8yo]

Excuse me, why are you speaking to her as a rationale person? Best line ever.

[@lynnecrisp]

Yep happens all the time. The daughter is a good actress

[@TwiceXpenn]

Honestly props to the girl actor she seemed like she was actually possesed it was so scary

[@0LadyV0]

What's scary it that there are people who believe demons are real in this century.

[@CajunReaper95]

@@0LadyV0what’s scary is you and others worrying about what people believe in, being religious isn’t scary or people believing demons exist you just want to be hey look nonbelievers I’m like you, when in reality most normal people don’t froth over if people are religious or not, my aunts wife is atheist but we don’t care cause it’s not important if she’s religious or not all that matters is if she’s a good human being and she respects the fact that we are religious and being religious in 2024 isn’t inherently a bad thing if the person isn’t overly religious and overbearing!

[@marlonrando9272]

The last shot of him as the elevator doors shut was beautiful. Showed the monster in him for a split second.

[@brittany3835]

Yeah, you can’t push versed that fast…hello respiratory depression or arrest. It’s really sad what happened to her. Sickening.

[@mellybee2285]

I’m still hoping Dr. Reese comes back some day, when she’s a fully licensed psychiatrist with experience. It would be a great story with Dr. Charles, a truly redemptive arc.

[@nickyd.4695]

My God how we dishonor our children. My guess is Reese is suffering from the same thing.

[@schiz000]

" i am not interested in your opinion. " SLAYED

[@say3656]

Okay this was actually well done. Kudos

[@jeffreymeehan3116]

I have only seen Chicago Med through about a half dozen of these clips and all I can think of is "Where is Dr. House?!" but for a variety of different reasons.

[@NH-tb2sm]

It's been 20 years but this bought it all back.

[@Aemilius46]

Heartbreaking beyond words!! 💔😢 That poor innocent girl! 🥺 And that so-called "Father" is pure evil to do such a thing to his own young child!

[@shelbystrogen3128]

7:50 to 8:01 I'm familiar with that part of the poem because it was sung by the Cheshire Cat in Disney's "Alice In Wonderland".

[@chlocomelon]

i have been waiting for an episode on DID! i am not an expert but i enjoyed this episode.

[@misakesan3498]

I saw this clip before the end part only where he abused her and so ..now that i see a bit earlier part everything he says is disturbing and make me want to throw up .. reconnect he says .. want his daughter back he says 💔

[@rosiehawtrey]

Only way he'll get laid.. And no I'm not being sarcastic. I watched my gf die because of a person like him.

[@vivi44]

The real horror begins when these people get the bill for all this.

[@bucklldroa11]

Lol

[@xxgamerplazyxx7074]

The father hears and like and how do u know this is going on thinking hes gonna get away with it so sad how the mother crys and hugs her daughter finding out the truth gasp 😱

[@punmasterlv1677]

Don’t listen to Charles Reese, you had every right to yell at that man!

[@2degucitas]

Yes, exactly! She had the right.

[@smartiesmcflurry6755]

she does, maybe you can get in trouble since its at a medical centre? not sure, just guessing

[@Silencer796]

@@smartiesmcflurry6755 You will get fired.

[@smartiesmcflurry6755]

@@Silencer796 yeah I figured

[@AgentVamp]

Solid actors all around. They did a fantastic job in making me feel it. The mother with the immediate comfort, The daughter with the immediate repression and fear, The father with the immediate denial. All around solid episode!

[@audrab27]

I love that actor Nick Searcy

[@Jess3674]

That moment you realize the mother wasn't the crazy one at all.

[@kick4243]

I've never seen this, but I've read Jabberwocky, and I realized that she was quoting the poem; Lewis Carroll made his own words, which included "momeraths" - depicted in the Disney animated "Alice in Wonderland". It's important to have knowledge of a lot in medicine - not just medical fact and theory, but to know of the world.

[@julesoxana3630]

So heartbreaking💔 my heartgoes out to anyone who went through the same thing💔 you all deserve so much better and i really hope you get justice and closure❤️

[@panda_cute8856]

People who is a psychiatrist or doctor or anyone who deals with people like this are honestly so strong. I could never do it because I’d lash out like Dr Reese did.

[@sarahmay1670]

Damn the way she cried made me want to cry 😭

[@ronaryel6445]

This is typical for an entertainment medical show: A psychiatrist supervises an ER....there are places where you couldn't get a psychiatrist to come to an ER if a life depended on it...

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

As someone with a dissociative condition (immersive daydreaming) due to severe trauma I'm noticing more and more how common and diverse dissociative conditions are in survivors. The unconcious mind has so many ways of trying to heal its trauma through dissociation, mainly through replaying the trauma *or* deleting it from memory entirely. It's really fascinating; as a psychology student I want to study it thoroughly.

[@kamadotanjiro8601]

this ep kinda made me tear up😖

[@theexoticlife5906]

I’m definitely starting to get into this series.

[@amberbucci9521]

I think docs assistant had same experience possibly

[@mathematics5573]

all TV medical dramas, British Casuality, House, Dougie Howser MD and this, all do very rare unusual medical or psychiatric conditions.

[@VenghausFamily]

I got the chills when he read the book

[@maureengoosen988]

Dr Charles we love u ur so great with patients

[@annastasia248]

I got chills watching this. Won't lie, especially after she was responding when asked what her name is

[@hundiges1291]

This one hit too close, I'm shaking. I knew it almost immediatly. The way the father acts and talks is so familiar. This show does these things with so much insight und makes it feel so realistic. I also relate to the way the trauma response resurfaced all of the sudden so much as that happened to me a while ago. Sadly many doctors respond by not really believing you. I was quite lucky I already was treated for numerous conditions and had a psychiatrist and a therapist already.

[@kingboyd5317]

There is some terrible people in this world

[@annewest7648]

I’m familiar with DID and polyfragmented systems but I didn’t know one singular fragment could occur and then later resurface due to one repeated incident although it makes a lot of sense. I hate that there are people like that out in the world it makes me sick

[@havshkamusic2733]

DID does not start before the age of 25-30 tho. Many kids and teenagers these days misdiagnose themselves because of videos they see on TikTok, which can lead to further mental instability. I hope we can stop this trend…

[@annewest7648]

@@havshkamusic2733 that’s actually not true at all. DID forms between infancy and the age of 9 and can present almost any time after that. I know people who are medically recognized by professionals. Also I never said they were underage that was an assumption you made

[@briezeee]

@@havshkamusic2733 that’s an entire lie lol. It usually starts when the traumatic incident happens. Which can be very young. The person usually doesn’t know until they’re ready though. Which was my case.

[@mkwhite5054]

@@havshkamusic2733 that makes no sense since DID generally forms from intense or repeated instances of abuse before the age of about 9/10 because after that, one’s sense of self is a lot more concrete. The whole reason for fragmentation/alters/personalities (different words that for this example mean the same thing) is because the trauma happens early enough that one’s personality doesn’t have the full capability to condense into a solid whole. With that in mind why would it only show up in 25-30? Are you perhaps thinks of schizophrenia which I believe is the disorder that happens in your early adult years?

[@averwhy_]

“I’m sorry why are you speaking to her as if she’s a rational person?” LMFAOOO

[@RobinPM86]

He's saying SHE's irrational?!

[@BladeZero238]

@@RobinPM86 Yes.

[@Itz_Just_Jade]

It was coming back to her because her father reached out to her again and that's why she started screaming No and

[@4irishluv415]

Now that’s true acting only a method actor can do that. I’m very impressed

[@dharshanization]

The acting is brilliant! By everyone of the actors here.

[@minahilbaig1822]

8:41 "You touched her! Me: Goosebumps! 😨😱

[@mataschmata]

I believe my mom would react this exact same way, maybe not the exorcism bit but when I was put in psychiatric hold before and they would not let me out no matter what my mom said even though she had power of attorney. Also, when I was there, I met someone with this diagnosis. She didn't act this erratic but when she had episodes she definitely acted like a 6 year old. Not obnoxious or throwing a tantrum or anything like that, just how a young child would act being kind of clueless and innocent. She was so suicidal that there was nothing anyone could do for her except detain her, but she was so kind and funny and she got me through my stay there.

[@AleinWonderland]

As a SA kid surviver i know madness like this can truly happen. I went through a different yet similar episode. You kill the soul if you ever jeopardize a child.

[@neeksnd2295]

Am sorry you went through such. You didn't deserve that ❤

[@Sniperboy5551]

You can’t get emotional like that as a doctor.