Shaun’s persistence enabled the little boy to recover successfully…

[@ollieallen5529]

His parents were surprised that it was hard to make friends while not being able to talk

[@adriennedestroyer4197]

People think treating disabled kids exactly the same as abled kids, assuming others would do th3 same. They think it's helpful, not treating them like a burden, but the fact of the matter is that they're different. People need to be treated differently based on their abilities.

[@Blesssed19]

100% exactly. .. especially in this situation where he could actually have a surgery and get a voice!! Like hello ....​@@adriennedestroyer4197

[@smarre12]

​@@adriennedestroyer4197the key is to not make them feel like less of a person because of it

[@frequentblondie]

​@@smarre12exactly we don't need to be reminded or feel like a burden ti everybody

[@oofmiklegamin8398]

​@@adriennedestroyer4197 like one of my teachers said that disabled is not the right word and differently abled is better I'm like are you dumb or smth like I lost braincells after that statement she was an English teacher like what's up with these dumb English teachers in my school

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

That’s the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard Shawn: … really?

[@Rayne_Falling]

He really said: “Stop the 🧢”

[@Fightka]

"Shawn"

[@AudreyC379]

True 😂

[@doklixy]

ITS SHAUN

[@yoongis_tangerines]

'The most beautiful voice I have ever heared' GRRRRRRrrrrr 👹

[@user-dw7uk1zi9t]

😂 the best complex ever❤

[@sexygirlmax2019]

i know but when it's your child that sounds like a sweet little boys voice when he has the flu. hearing the noise from your child is always a sigh of relief but hearing your baby boy for the first time ever? oh man....

[@ThatOneKid-31241]

😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈

[@Kiyonakaa]

Well for a mother thats never heard her son's sound its a miriacle and the best thing ever in history

[@IbehIbeh]

Lol 😂😂😂

[@ABLT81118]

My son is not verbal and that man is 100% correct any noise he makes is so beautiful..but man when he puts a couple sounds together it's like the most powerful moment I've ever been involved with.

[@Tugglet_2]

That’s so sweet❤

[@jenniwilliams3295]

A lot of the therapies that are developing I'm hearing more and more stories of nonverbal kids at least getting basic communication. My son is verbal but not super appropriately so he's 24 and it has taken a long time for a lot of things to come together and we have a long ways to go still but there is potential for a new skill every day.

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

The first word as well. And the first love you... there's a good number of milestones

[@charitaverrett2274]

The other Doctors are always correcting Shaun . I love that he just speaks. 99% of the time he's right.

[@_slaVei]

"GRHHrrrrr👹" That is the most beautiful voice i've ever heard😍😍

[@prillarkirungi4531]

When my new born baby was operated for gastric obstruction 1week after birth, the first yellow poop that came out if her was the most beautiful thing for me at the time. ( This is coz she could not poop until after surgery). That voice, iss the most beautiful thing for someone in their situation

[@_slaVei]

@@prillarkirungi4531 blud, this comment is for humor, pls dont take that serious ☠️ (Especially since this is a series, and it didn't really happen )

[@prillarkirungi4531]

@@_slaVei totally get u. Sry abt that. I think the episode just brought memories and deep emotions I thought I had overcome. Blessings 💞💞 and I apologize 🙏

[@VspikeEU]

@@prillarkirungi4531talking bout yellow shit on a KZbin short should be criminal and liking the yellow shit is even worse😭

[@JerryTucker-wc8bc]

@@prillarkirungi4531Don’t apologize for having emotions, that person is an ass.

[@justsomevibingdude8417]

“He said Dr. Murphy was right.” That little boy knows more than anyone else on the show

[@patriciaramsey5294]

The child's smile at the end was so pure. My heart is melting.

[@BradBouton-d9u]

There are two great doctors now, House and Murphy, Kildare couldn't even turn the lights on in the OR compared to these two, they're 200 years ahead of him!!!

[@colesuqs]

I fell into a coma and woke up paralyzed from basically my face down, and not having your vocal cords work is the strangest feeling in the world! You cant even whisper, its infuriating trying to communicate paralyzed with no vocal chords! Thank God everything ( mostly) came back!

[@kimberlydyle269]

Doctor Murphy knows what it's like to be treated differently by others. He knows exactly how that feels.

[@absoluteking95]

To all the veteran doctors, if you have a new surgical resident who has a Shaun Murphy personality, please hire him/her

[@robdoghd]

just say them

[@quizmo7150]

Please dont actually, as an autistic person this show is majorly over the top and while they try to accomodate him he throws temper tantrums that could endanger himself or others, he SHOULDNT be a surgeon.

[@김노아-h5s]

​@@quizmo7150I AM A SURGEON I AM A SURGEON REEEEE

[@miguelcorniel2796]

@@quizmo7150anyone can throw a tantrum and everyone is able to achieve their dreams

[@LiliumCruorem]

@@robdoghdwhy? Him/her covers all the corners when you are speaking about one person. Seems like a really strange gripe to have with someone’s grammar.

[@juanmserrano6004]

One thing I really love about autistic people is how honest they are with no disregard for feelings because nobody understands their feelings and how hard it is for them to coexist with the rest of the 🌎. My nephew is autistic and he is as honest as a saint and humble as a poor man and I live him and I'm his favorite uncle. Well I'm his only uncle 😅

[@Alimira.quinn327]

Downfall to the honesty, I've pissed off alot of people and have had to learn to bottle up what I need to say and will have blow ups. Luckily, my best friend know my situation and always want to hear what needs to be said and not what they Want.

[@carenxatu5962]

Dr Murphy actually looked a bit conflicted- as if he was aware that he can’t just say things without considering the consequences and the outcomes (which would make sense as it’s happened so many times, that he’s likely very conscious of that now). Yet he knew this was one of those moments when he couldn’t not speak up. He knew how differences can make things so much harder, especially for kids, and he seems to genuinely want to help everyone live their best life possible.

[@Alucia0]

Often I'm often overly analytical thinking logical more than anything but I'm terrified of hurting people by being too honest which leads to indecision and inaction. My mind goes to its better to do nothing than cause pain, which more often than not leads to pain

[@SuperiorSerperior27]

People try to put the square block in a circle hole. Not matter how hard you try to make it fit, it won’t. And that’s ok

[@avenged-khaos]

now he can be a help to others that were like him

[@jacobholzhaeuser8587]

Man this brings back a lot of memories. Ended up needing a tracheotomy like 3 months after I was sedated during a seizure I did not come out of. Well my voice got really rough and hurt to talk went to all my doctors about it and they said was probably just scratches from the tube down my throat. Well one night I really could not breathe had to go outside when it was freezing out because the cold air was the only thing that I could help. I ended up passing out on the front porch and my mom came out there and I wasn’t breathing. I guess I had knew something was wrong and called 911 before I passed out but couldn’t speak since my throat was basically closed. Well that brought me to a coma for about a week and a half and woke up not being able to talk and the weirdest most scary feeling of not being able to talk and my breathing being very very limited. Had to have it for about 2 years. Ended up getting a speaking valve about a year into having it which made it considerably better. As I do not know sign language and my writing is not the best lol. Shucks even still have my breathing machine right next to my bed cause still have problems with breathing at night sometimes. Still have seizures but been doing pretty good about to be half a year since my last one in my sleep. Hoping to finally get my license as a dang 20 year old but hey at least hoping will get it soon. Thanks if you read this long long comment just know if your going though anything like in the video or just any of this your not alone. Best of luck and love to everyone out there.❤️

[@kylew6635]

Wishing you the best future and may it be full of happiness 😊

[@SoundofSilence492]

How kind of you to share your very difficult and life-threatening experience for someone who might be going through something similar. Wishing you health and success in your endeavors.

[@sammyhoy7838]

I stutter at times and understand what the child is feeling,

[@ReigningKaos]

Hey ♡ There's hope- my husband had brain cancer at 11 that caused seizures that he still had. They operated, but it was too close to his short-term memory.. center? Anyways. He still has them, but they're controlled with meds. He has a license, though if he has a breakthrough, he can't drive for a while. Regardless, he's highly successful in his career, has a license, controlled seizures, and is happy. It took him a while to get over the limitations it imposed on his life, but he did, and he's so much better for it. ♡

[@momsmusic8136]

Wish Dr. Shaun Murphy was not just a TV series doctor but a real doctor who trains every other doctor out there to be like him. He is the one who's supposed to be limited and disabled as most would see him as but yet he's the most brilliant honest doctor out there, no this and that, straight facts and answers like it or not. That is my kind of doctor....

[@alietheartist734]

I grew up watching my deaf uncle navigate the hearing world without being able to hear or speak in a way most people can understand. He’s one of the relatively small segment of the deaf community for whom hearing aids are ineffective, so he communicates almost solely with sign. It’s always presented challenges for him and I saw him face discrimination before knowing what the word even meant or that anything could be done about it. He was even wrongly terminated from his job because he tapped a lady on the shoulder to get her attention and they refused to accept that he couldn’t just call out to her and used it as an excuse to fire him. I think they knew he wouldn’t do anything because he can’t afford an attorney and so much of the system is inaccessible to the deaf anyhow. The nearest attorney who speaks sign is almost 100 miles away. Even at family gatherings sometimes everyone gets wrapped up in conversation and forgets to sign. He can read lips a bit, but it means he’s sort of stuck on the sidelines of the conversation with his own siblings. I know not everyone in the deaf and nonverbal communities has this sort of experience and everyone has their own perspective and stories, but I am glad the parents listened to Dr. Murphy.

[@serenathomas568]

❤ you are a Deaf ally

[@eme4289]

Basic things like seeing, hearing, feeling, smelling, tasting, and good health should be cherished and never taken for granted. Because, though I wish there weren’t, there are people out there without. And they would give anything to just be normal and have the things the rest of us don’t even think about.

[@Keva-jp8kc]

Absolutely the spoken truth

[@BABY..MARS..]

I was basically non verbal up until I was 7, only speaking to my second oldest sister and I started school late due to being unable to socialize with my other kids. One day I was found behind the tv ( I was a weird kid. I’d clean the dust pieces from behind the tv with a tooth pick bc it was peaceful for me and I was very happy to hide away) and started belting out Barbie girl. My mom was so happy to hear my voice, even if it was a terrible cover of Barbie girl. Slowly they started getting me to open up! Now I sing openly on karaoke nights and I’ve had a few local gigs and I never shut up! I head off to college in the fall for English ( journalism) and music!

[@brchh]

Bro murhpys giving the parents sound advice and the other doctors are like "stfu ur gonna hurt their feelingssss"

[@muhammadnazrul6320]

Cute boy! Hopefully he can make many more friends after the surgery.

[@euphoriangold3677]

Show name: The Good Doctor Episode and Season: Season 3 Episode 15 "Unsaid"

[@myribstellmesheslying]

*door opens* That's the most beautiful sound I've ever heard.

[@FatimaMarques0890]

As hard as it is, a person with any disability is limited. They still are independent and they don't stop which is great but there are limitations.

[@shravaka6241]

Love these videos highlighting the challenges of our disabled families....

[@me.lani.momster]

Sometimes, patents are so desperate to prove that they love their kids, just the way they are... they forget that the kid doesn't necessarily want to stay the way they are.

[@Harshika456]

Shaun Murphy is the best

[@dionmoviesclips]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@elleniasiello6271]

He looks like my grandbaby ❤😢 Beautiful child .

[@zeldaweeb1738]

Dr. Murphy knew better than the other doctors because he knew he (as most people) would’ve wanted to know the realities he’d be facing if he were in the same situation.

[@Umaimaari_f]

Géærrrrr "That's the most Beautiful sounds I've ever heard"

[@shawnaquish5424]

being honest & open, its the nature of a kid, frm the bottom of the heart.. not hiding & be emphaty all times until we might neglect whats important..

[@bpb1521]

This is true! When my trachie started making sounds over his trach i burst into tears!!! He now uses gestures and his tablet to talk!

[@judahbupe7607]

Honesty as a doctor is important

[@naruto456431]

Its incredibly hard for children to make friends when theyre different i know from experience i am adhd/autistic and the hardest part was making friends that understood what i was going through

[@kyrauniversal]

I kinda agree with the dad. It is beautiful. It shows a growling fight for survival.

[@DhillahNurRahmah]

That kid just make a sign language just for the episode

[@TheSieve08]

Shaun may be blunt, but he always tries to give the patient the best thing

[@isiahwarner3087]

The little boy: "Grrrrrrrrrrr!!" Shaun: "Everyone run!! He's a zombie!!"

[@darvinsalvador89]

It makes me so happy and proud when I see a TV show use sign language!!💓🤟🏼

[@patwalker5133]

My Accounting teacher had throat cancer and lost his ability to speak. The doctors put a special tube down his throat. When he pushed the button on the device, he could talk by learning to make long burps and breaking the sounds up. It almost sounded robotic but through medicine he was still able to talk and teach.

[@stevenethington5881]

Kid: grrrrrrr 👹👹👹👹👹👹🌞 Dad: it's the most beautiful voice I've ever heard 😍🤩

[@kamikousen3462]

For those who don't seem to understand why he said his voice was so beautiful... The love you have for you child is INSANE! To have a child who has any kind of issue hurts so bad. So to hear your child make a noise for the first time, no matter the sound, would be more beautiful than anything else. Just hearing a weird sound, would be like hearing God speak to you.

[@minatonamikaze9393]

Being told straightforward things is never fun to hear but it gets things set right

[@PatMaruniak]

This kills me!!! They always want to stop Shaun when he wants to put his 2 cents in !! He always have the truth!! I wish more people be like him!! !!!😅😅😅😅

[@blackman3957]

"It's just a primitive sound" HA!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Tiny_0529]

“Agghdhjmjjkkhv” It’s the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard 🤩

[@michellebrigittexubxu9418]

This is why doctors are awesome and incredible. Bc they do from impossible to possible😊

[@They_Call_Me_HeartFace]

*speaks sumerian, summoning an old demon* "That’s the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard"

[@ethandenton3393]

I resent American culture's aversion to hard truths.

[@Increda-bad]

fr it makes shit alot harder

[@sickening_love1154]

Because parents always assume the best for their children but sometimes their version of best doesn't mean it works for them. My mom sheltered me against my will for my safety and in result of that, I found danger somewhere else.

[@debsy101games]

@@sickening_love1154name checks out tbh

[@joannes.3421]

I am so addicted to this show! Love it❤

[@victorialynnstruble]

"He can communicate without speaking" Is immediately unable to communicate with 80% of the people in the room.

[@kudakwashegara1109]

He’s so cute 🥰

[@Rainbow-yk7dd]

If you want to know the show is Good Doctor idk what episode cause I haven’t finished the show yet

[@lenahkaranja9082]

The child smile at the end ❤

[@meme-kx4nu]

I like how they put him to act in a show as an autistic person, it shows even they can help in the world. That's why God makes everyone different.

[@helenawinther2005]

Dr Murphy is so wonderful

[@redneon06]

Dr Murphy is a hero

[@DanielaDiPasquale-o8e]

I love this show.

[@AngelEquals3]

Now the kid can speak sign language while speaking normally! A win win.

[@UnscrupulousAgitator]

He said, "Thanks for pushing for the surgery." Doubtful If anything, he'd have said. Thanks for making them do it 😂

[@ghostly10562]

Being a autistic doctor, makes him more in tune with everything

[@bimoaa]

Parents: He doesn't have a hard time making friends. Their actual kid: Bruh, I can't talk, how tf are kids my age supposed to understand sign language.

[@smdiary2965]

Stop being fake in front of your kids, you make them weak

[@SarahSabah-pw2qi]

🥺I hope he will be okay, and need the tablet to speak with and a cap for the trach.

[@alexhowe4421]

Bro, this is fire! Very 'retro gaming music' feel to it.

[@marciarobinson8200]

Love you Dr Murphy ❤️

[@MisMas06]

*makes minecraft zombie sounds* "That's the most beautiful voice I've heard🥰"

[@shadyogre6396]

Maybe it's just me, but Murphy reminds me of the old TV Series about a young Doctor. Dr. Doogie Howser 😊

[@suranjanasaikia8200]

My dad got his tracheostomy done and he too lost his boice after cancer took over his vocal chord. The doctors had to remove it. He used to communicate by weiting and sign languages. I miss him 😢

[@fernanda2059]

The fact that the Speech therapist wasn't there involved makes me mad😂

[@francisovberedjo5429]

Season 3 episode 15 (Unsaid) . You're welcome

[@janesoh4165]

Nah bro his dad just said it’s the most beautiful sound I heard 💀💀💀

[@morrisjones8994]

Murphy is the freaking best

[@sbkenn1]

I had undiagnosed ASD for 60 years. I always knew i was different, lurked on the fringes of social groups.

[@odinaconley1186]

I really dislike when there is a character that uses sign language and the camera pans away halfway through the sentence

[@Thorax7x686]

God almighty never lets people down

[@nerdicperson6235]

When a child has limitations of any kind, the parents have to come to the harsh realization, that their child is going to have a hard time socializing with others. Let it be that the child is mute, blind, deaf, has ADHD or autism. Limitations come with all kinds of complications and difficulties. The ones who have to understand this the best, are the family and friends of the child with limitations. "But you cant call it limitations!" someone out there may say. But they are limitations. They limit a person's life, their growth and experiences. But, there are times that these limitations have loopholes. A mute person can become a successful song writer and performer, a deaf person can become a famous music composer, and a blind person can become an author of best-seller books. Limitations can limit what chances a person has. But it doesnt always mean it limits what we can dream and work for, though.

[@shawnafsworld7431]

Unless you have had difficulty speaking You’d know & understand what this Is actually like 😢 I can talk but I have voice issues And I Sometimes can’t speak so I use Voice Apps to help me Speak it takes a few moments to type in words but it helps with the Frustration that builds up of Not being able to speak.

[@bugtusslealien3931]

His first words should be, " I am Groot"!

[@Hibiiiiiinbunny]

The biggest W of dr. Murphy

[@DOGEEEEEEEEEE56789]

*I LOVE YOUR CLIPS!!!!!!❤* _Heart pls?_

[@kathystapleton9030]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@GabbiGabbi-uz8zz]

I love Dr Murphy ❤

[@itsalaynnaguys]

And now he’ll be bilingual. Wins all around 👍🏻

[@johngibson6597]

They're gonna be devastated when they realise he farted and not spoken! 😂

[@gachabyrose]

Show name ?

[@gaudenciamaria2643]

I love doctor Murphy

[@dragon22214]

As someone with ceripolsy parents to pretend there disabled is just like there normal kid's but we're not and they have to accept that

[@joshsmash1160]

Mom:Honey wake up it’s time for school Son:primitive sound

[@zackrice9395]

The show is “The Good doctor”

[@BEARDY65]

We need a episode of dr.murphy and doctor house in the same hospital

[@MoriahKwan-u1g]

they say “he does have a hard time talking to kids a school” but he cant even talk

[@KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgain]

Information please: season and episode???

[@susangreer3719]

It is so much more comforting to hear Truth. Otherwise there is the existence of bizarro world, which is way too freaky to be comfortable. Truth is not lonely; but, bizarro world is. I feel the same way when someone speaks something from the Bible. It resonates with my soul. The tree that produces fruit? The gentle rains? So soothing. The God who created us and the universe ....it didn't just up and make itself and fall in place. Truth.

[@Roxy_and_Hazel]

What show or movie is this??

[@gdgamer12]

its all fun and games until they see the hospital bill

[@Crowzzzzlovechips]

Child: “GRrrrhhhhhhh👹👹👹” Father: “that’s the most beautiful voice I ever heard🥺🥹🥰😍” Mother: “☺️🥰🥰😍🥰” Doctors: 🧍🧍🏿‍♂️ Child: “GHRrrrr👹”

[@wendyhussmann9768]

Love this show

[@bangsailbest]

Cant mute people loud whisper, you dont have your vocal chords but you still have your breath

[@TheStofers69]

You know its a fake tv show when there is drs who actually give a damn about the patient instead of calling themselves "heroes" for doing tiktok dances

[@AMERICA_YAAA]

Every time. They always tell Shaun to stop talking when hes just being real then at the end he's always right 😒

[@nabisasosomaih1193]

So cute dort we love shoni