This Condition Happens To 2.5% Of People | Chicago Med

[@abbiesnot]

Dr charles is a sweetheart, if he was my psychiatrist id actually turn up to my appointments

[@charlottesearle5941]

same

[@charlottesearle5941]

Also I haven’t gotten this much likes

[@ylvam.nummelin5225]

haha me too

[@nipaali8431]

Lol same

[@josephs3169]

Cancel your appointments, someone who needs them can use that time instead...

[@mafthew1813]

The girl can never watch a movie , but she would be such a good listener

[@SweetTikTokLife]

Exactly

[@tamarajarquemoya902]

Lol true

[@mxntzx7580]

Imagine if she watches a war movie. Just Explain

[@likeicare2309]

The dude said interacting with causes it, so i imagine with enough practice of emotional distancing it'd be ok? Like if she tries not to immerse herself in it, although thats the fun with movies

[@MalaPilusa]

Technically, as long as you see movie as someone's idea and not real scenario is fine.... Except when production becomes to vivid.

[@katiecheung-lt7ic]

Why is almost no one applauding the girl’s amazing acting

[@kwydove]

karol _kannolies impeccable really

[@bangtang8203]

Wait all of this is acting

[@Zackislivid]

@@bangtang8203 well DUuH

[@caitlindunning6541]

Because it’s not acting. It’s a real condition

[@katiecheung-lt7ic]

@@caitlindunning6541 um- i dont get it

[@gingerspice9949]

there's a whole other meaning now if this girl were to pep talk someone and say *'i feel you'*

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

Imagine how useful she could be as a nurse or doctor - she could tell which patients were faking it in a heartbeat, and verbalise pains and emotions that others couldn't

[@jasemily9826]

Well what would happen if she was in the same room with someone with a brain tumour of a heart conditon

[@Bella-hh8vr]

Omg ya except if somebody was in extreme pain it would be very hard for her to work.

[@yourexistanceisover]

this ended terribly in Black Mirror. Instead of a neurological/psychological disorder, it was a machine that did it. They tried to explore it, I kinda wished they dedicated an entire episode to it but it is what it is.

[@aodhanmillar8557]

Good detective

[@cutedeans4513]

She cant feel it if she doesn’t know about it or can’t see it

[@hailthevictoriousdead4059]

Am i the only who hope for crossover episodes on Corona-virus , last crossover were fantastic.

[@mythicalsecretsanta9762]

HAIL THE VICTORIOUS DEAD production is probably shut down atm to keep actors and crew safe. So if they do do any episodes RE: Corona it’ll be after this is over.

[@louisedarke8145]

You are not alone

[@dimitrasourmelidi8525]

not reeally sure about that. as much as i d love to see chicago crossovers it could be a really sensitive subject atm given the fact that this situation is still going on

[@captainflash2571]

Me 222

[@Cheeseycheesey1]

I have covid

[@parakeetparakoot]

There's a heck of a lot of confusion here so lemme clear this up a little- The first half of this clip HAS been on the channel before. I guess they do it to lessen confusion for those of us who can only watch the clip. The second half IS new material (for the channel at least). Hope this cleared things up lol

[@rielly02]

The second half *has* been shown before

[@parakeetparakoot]

@@rielly02 Has it? I wasn't aware, could you link it/ tell me where?

[@rielly02]

@@parakeetparakoot kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWOxfId6fpqCea8

[@parakeetparakoot]

@@rielly02 The linked clip only shows up to 2:06 in this one. After that point, the rest is new material. I guess I might be bad at explaining, lol.

[@planttreesnotalices7261]

my friend has this and it makes her feel so bad for everyone all the time. it honestly makes her the most compassionate person

[@akankshaatinkipadhi270]

So when she says,"I can feel your pain", she actually means it!

[@MikeRosoftJH]

Sort of. It's not a psychic ability; it's a quirk of human brain, that when you see somebody being touched or in pain, you feel that sensation on your body.

[@Jason-uh9ho]

0:41 "what were you doing to my daughter?" I really like how the writers make you love and hate a scene. like really? thats how you ask a doctor? doctors/nurses or anyone whose on the medical field dont get enough respect.

[@asiatic_lily_kitty4819]

The good doctors and the good nurses get my respect the ones who don't do a good job and only do it for the money don't get my respect

[@applewoman1881]

Agree 💯

[@TjPhysicist]

Also "whoever heard of such a thing", I mean yea i understand the whole "she's imitating me" reaction at first but what Dr Charles described is just empathy - an extremely basic and fundamental part of the human experience, turned up to 11.

[@makaniistorm8664]

@@TjPhysicist Obviously not on the level as the girl

[@ayolovephat]

@@makaniistorm8664 Definitely. Her empathy is an abnormal, pathological, and potentially lethal one.

[@harrypottersnumbrfan]

you could never lie to this girl. ...Upside... you can legitimately feel how much the people you care about love you

[@klaralind2891]

I feel so bad for her 😢 ”i know is just a tv show” but still

[@alicequbti5904]

Me too😅

[@kalabalik242]

Well u should fell bad for the people actually having the condition

[@FBIagentObama]

Why is the “I know is just a tv show” in quotes?

[@charlottesearle5941]

Billie Elish fan U know this is real

[@saram3449]

Hasse the one a lot of times on the Chicago med clips people will comment how they feel bad for a character and people will come in and say “you know it’s just a show right?” As if it’s not obvious lol

[@Mikaelson_Royal]

She's somewhat of an emphath. I don't remember what it's called because it is rare but definitely real. Some empaths feel the psychological, mental and emotional distress of others. Then there are few who feel actual physical pain of others. It's said that by taking on these symptoms, it can actually relieve the affected person a bit. She just has to work very hard to train her mind to resist doing it and she'll be okay.

[@wandermit6714]

'empaths' aren't real. youre probably thinking of something else.

[@bruhmodeactive3211]

I'm not an empath but if I've known someone by a long time I could sense when they lie or something like that

[@Mirin_the_Witch]

From my own experience, people who call themselves empaths are either hypervigilant as a result of trauma, have poor personal boundaries and project their own feelings and interpretations on others, or have yet undiagnosed autism (where it is a combination of careful observation to cope with their social deficits, and hyper-empathy which can be a natural part of the disorder)

[@gel2234]

The girls condition, mirro-touch synesthesia is a real condition. And from what I know, being an "empath" is basically just being able to empathize(empath,empathizing, see a pattern?) with other people really well, enough that theyll be imagining what it might feel for the other person. Hence why people that are empaths can feel the emotional troubles of other people, and be disturbed by it.

[@greggbot]

"Empath" is just a descriptor of something, not a condition. We're starting to understand it scientifically now, and I think we should move away from mystical terms like empath. Here, this is just a very perceptive young girl with mirror-touch synaesthesia. And as far as people "taking on" symptoms of others, a belief in the mystical and witnessing someone with MTS can be a powerful placebo. No reason to believe it's anything more than that.

[@ii_olivia_emily_ii5336]

How is Dr.manning so freaking PRETTY?!

[@mollyshazza2384]

Inooo

[@evelynlouise6788]

true that

[@grinsplit444]

Makeup

[@stephanieheavisides6789]

Ikr

[@EclipseOfTsuki93]

She is a celebrity, they tend to be more attractive than the general population.

[@Draculiov]

Dr Charles is an angel..... 🥺❤️

[@Will-jb8gc]

Dr Charles is my hero. He is the one that inspires me to become a doctor of phsychiatry.

[@amyukulele]

90% of this show is dr charles diagnosing people that come in with the original patient with a bizzare neurological thing

[@Mari-eq8rx]

That’s the best part of the show tho

[@TheAlps36]

He's like the Doctor House of psychology

[@sabugaalteamae3276]

She is literally empathetic.

[@Xavier_Renegade_Angel]

This is really stupid lol

[@jordan3400]

Mom: My daughter can really see the pain she sees in people? Also mom: *TiMe To CRy*

[@DrNas-mo5ss]

"I cannot believe this woman." Excuse you, Dr. Manning, but you are not in a place to judge. The woman (the mother of their patient) is a single working mom who is concerned about her daughter. Yes, she has a lot on her plate and the way she dealt with her daughter's issues weren't exactly the best, but looking down on her like this and making judgments about her behind her back is not professional. Because like it or not, parents do get busy and have to answer phone calls. They can't all be with their kids 24/7. I really like Chicago Med, but it's annoying to me that so much of the show chalks up Manning's entire character to "mom" and forget that she's supposed to be an objective, empathetic doctor too. I don't think I can recall many episodes where Manning wasn't just brought in for the "mom element" - either to talk (usually unprofessionally and judgmentally) to other mothers or tell people they were pregnant. It's starting to get a bit annoying, especially when she herself is a working mom who is far from perfect. Anyways, thanks for the upload! The condition and case is very fascinating.

[@sampaterson7060]

Omg when that piece of paper fell when that guy got his jacket that gave me SOO MUCH OCD, because he didn’t pick it up on camera

[@maria_alamani]

This is my favorite show. My mum is a psychiatrist and I also aspire to be a doctor one day. But I think this episode is already on KZbin. Is it reuploaded?

[@kajaytreb1407]

Yup

[@tictacfan8229]

ΜΑΡΙΑ ΑΛΑΜΑΝΗ i want to be a psychiatrist when I’m older, isn’t a psychiatrist like what doctor Charles is?

[@maria_alamani]

Yes It is. But most People think It is the same as a psychologist.

[@20somethingsworld97]

ΜΑΡΙΑ ΑΛΑΜΑΝΗ ending is different

[@heyopeeps9809]

Imagine being her and seeing someone who's on there period (in pain like had headache and cramps at the same time) like damn she would feel that?

[@lenakataeva7525]

I think she would feel that if she knows/preferably sees what's going on with another person and their emotions. It's a mirror touch synesthesia after all. She is not an empath.

[@1Animeculture]

This is not a borderline superpower but a very real thing. Granted, you can only feel what you observe via the bodylangauge you have learned while growing up. You can tell when someone is sad and you will then feel sad and so on. If somebody is masking their sadness behind a fake amile, dont worry, you still wont be able to tell they are sad xD ya no saint.

[@kajaytreb1407]

I'm supposed to be doing my homework but oh well here we are🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kaseyreid1979]

Kaja Ytrebø sane

[@20somethingsworld97]

Kaja Ytrebø stupid girl when will you learn jk

[@20somethingsworld97]

Kwasy Kwas stupid child when will you learn jk

[@yungbludbiggestfan5591]

Me too

[@wayviv]

Empathy at another level 😔

[@sagarikaab3673]

I wish I’d met a psychiatrist like Dr.Charles. I’d actually turn up for my appointments

[@theMattman]

you rlly out here stealing comments

[@vincevandensteen2490]

Empathy explained by science.. I love it

[@mwhittaker8714]

I swear this has already been uploaded but I don’t care because it’s such a cool episode 👍

[@itzmeg3988]

I feel like empaths experience a similar thing, except it doesn't physically hurt. For example, when my mum is sad, I feel it. And when someone around me is in mental pain, I can feel that too. It's strange. I think that being an empath is like this condition, but we only experience half of it: the mental side. I can't decide whether being an empath is a gift, a curse or a bit of both, especially when I want to be a midwife in the future. Help me out?

[@itzmeg3988]

CrayyZen lmao search ‘empath’. And not everyone has it either love. I experience it so strong that it can completely change my mood and make the whole day rubbish.

[@itzmeg3988]

CrayyZen 🤦🏽‍♀️ ok sure whatever

[@jenniferbrosnan559]

CrayyZen oh so because everyone gets depressed sometimes people who are depressed just feel it slightly more? No. You have no clue what your talking about lol

[@kan6039]

@@crayyzen1913 have you heard of something called antisocial personality disorder

[@itzmeg3988]

CrayyZen ok, search ‘15 signs you might be an empath’ by healthline. This gives a good explanation, better than one I could give x

[@eviehogg2789]

She's like a real life empath

[@itzamsey2411]

ive seen this b4 absolutely shoking news in the community

[@lilymaejobling8339]

I swear they have already uploaded this

[@HeroFanTributes]

yea, ive seen this one for sure

[@alicequbti5904]

Yes I am confused

[@tojinthomas56]

Ya They upload the half of the previous one And The half is new one

[@andyt2k]

The first half they did with the diagnosis, but the second part with the visualizing technique onwards, that's now

[@jingerrose1970]

They upload it again, different title, more views, more money. Thats how politics works.

[@miss_akame]

You don’t know how long I have been waiting for this part 2!!! Yay!!!!!

[@cuddleswithdogs]

2.5% seems like a lot, out of 1000 people, 25 people has this? I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen anyone react like this and I’ve been through hundreds of thousands of people

[@tah12316]

oh no... *imagine if she sees somebody die*

[@kajaytreb1407]

Smart thinking

[@thedoctor248]

She wouldn’t feel anything, I think. The dead person is incapable of showing emotion and pain and so she should be unable to interpret that feeling.

[@ahmadmalik06]

YES

[@ahmadmalik06]

General Grievous not dead dying, in agonising pain

[@alexrightnow2531]

I've seen 3 clips of this and Dr Charles is already my favourite

[@irakamimi]

I remember when I watched the first episode!!! I’m so glad there is a second part??

[@benrussell-gough1201]

I suddenly realised... she wasn't even *aware* of Manning but still picked up her reaction! Is she a *telepath* and they just don't realise it?

[@RoyalStudentEmily]

Shes amazing i cant belive she can act so well

[@salami4342]

How do I only watch dr Charles? He is my absolute favourite part of this show

[@Generalphoenix8438]

Honestly it's quite an amazing symptom. Never seen it before but its practically the easiest way to know someone psychologically. I imagine if she mirrored me she would feel curiosity and fear of possibilities.

[@Alex-fm5mo]

I have synestesia. I have mild mirror touch. mainly grapheme colour (I'm also dyslexic so sorry for spelling) I always throught i was "overly empathetic" but nope

[@FRMC_SALMON]

Oh wow

[@annied1827]

Oh wow lets hope you never meet someone with chronic pain like myself as id hate anyine to feel what i live with 😕

[@Alex-fm5mo]

@@annied1827 I have chronic pain myself. Always have since I can remember. For me its more visible sensations, not internal ones. I think that bit was made up for drama in the show. I can't feel if someone has a stomach ulcer, I dont think anyone could, because that would involve some sort of witchcraft sh*t to be able to telepathically feel INSIDE the other person. But i can feel slaps and falls and punches. We can only feel what we see.

[@rumblefish9]

The moment she felt that slap I KNEW it was mirror touch synesthesia.

[@natashalongley3517]

I don’t get how she can feel it if she doesn’t know what it feels like. If it’s psychological then I doubt she’s had an ulcer before how would she know.

[@lucyhellier5410]

she just feels pain

[@SStealthbomb]

Dr Charles my favourite character

[@testruelove2530]

She's an emphat !that's her super power!

[@occultus3962]

She just really called out that doctor

[@ibrahimmoutiq5205]

Isn’t this a replay for the first bit

[@roasta9013]

Yes, it is

[@aniketbanginwar]

Is she subconsciously reading minds? What is happening here This show is SO different from House

[@shaynamccaffrey5042]

No views 27 likes 5 comments Well done KZbin

[@jingerrose1970]

In every video i expect this comment -> yOuTubEs DrUnK aGaiN 🤦‍♀️

[@thearabickitchen3254]

The views less than 1k they don't write it But likes and comments are written

[@nothx2985]

@@jingerrose1970 right its so ANNOYING

[@yuri2862]

I am bored

[@i_like_chicken_wings7167]

Perfectly balanced as all things should be

[@itswarhawk]

Chicago Med: This condition happens to about 2.5% of people. Me: Death caused by COVID-19?

[@ahmadmalik06]

😭

[@lucyr2081]

This comment is almost a year old.. fml

[@Rimm_San]

I just watched the first clip then this pop up on my inbox 😂

[@elizamegann]

Love Chicago med so much ❤️👑

[@charlottesearle5941]

Same but I can not see it on the tv

[@kaseyreid1979]

Charlotte Searle it’s on Sky

[@ells510]

Good evening everyone hope you have an amazing day. 💝

[@myselfotaku9188]

You too 😄😄

[@goodnightwindy]

❤

[@aoifem4296]

Thank you

[@elizabethmohi4966]

Being an empath isn't easy but recognizing it is half the battle won.

[@flore32]

I love this movie, I breathe with them, I cry with them. I feel like I'm alive watching this movie😍😍😍😍

[@powerfulshorts9100]

You are amazing 😉

[@littlemisfortune9290]

I hope she isn't in a room alone with me and my dad after I got in trouble in school

[@allysha6708]

Always loved Oliver Platt, especially loved his dance moves in the movie Lake Placid.

[@krisimanasieva422]

So she’s basically a really big empath

[@Mr_blue_7777]

Amazing this got me thinking more to humans and how they evolve imagine what they will be like if they reach full potential 🤔

[@DlmsTch]

A new meaning to if you cry I cry.

[@athenea8990]

Wait, did dr. Manning tell at the very end to the mother that she should fake her emotions around her daughter?

[@lenakataeva7525]

No, I think she meant that this diagnose doesn't equals life of hell, that it's manageable.

[@lucysworld589]

Wow I like how you help people get better

[@seungcheolswife]

so this is where the line " i know how you feel " came from ?

[@lvnazz4027]

Her : I know what you’re going through. Them = No you don’t. Her : No, seriously.

[@magdalenatolic2705]

Lol true

[@kaseyreid1979]

I like this show even more cause dr manning was is pretty little liars as Melissa Hastings and that’s my fav show 😂😂

[@Tyler_Mills26]

It's crazy how I love her in this and absolutely HATE her guts in PLL such an amazing actress xxx

[@kaseyreid1979]

Louise Mills same tho 😂😂

[@trickstersenses]

@@kaseyreid1979 she was also in TVD as the doctor who was Alaric’s love interest in the early seasons too.

[@danielwinkler5854]

Is it wrong that I think she would be a good lie detector

[@linzikarenable]

It’s called being an empath

[@ALPHADARKFANG]

Bring a horse to water but can't force it to drink

[@awhikomene9011]

Being an empath myself, I relate to this episode a lot. I can tell when people I'm close to feel sad, sick or hurt because I can feel it. Sometimes it does drown me when multiple people are around and all feel the same thing. Physical pain and discomfort is something I feel regularly too, especially with my partner. I can feel when he is uncomfortable and when he is upset, even though he denies it to me but will admit it to others

[@TruePathLiving]

This is different from being an empathetic person. This is real acute pains...

[@catherine2268]

I have some pretty shitty health problems but I'm glad I don't have that. I can't even imagine how awful it would be

[@akankshapatwari4167]

I remember reading a Mills and boon romance with this premise in my youth( yes I am quite old). The heroine could feel another person's pain. The hero is an army man who has horrible flashbacks and nightmares( PTSD had not been coined yet) which the heroine felt. I don't remember what they called it.

[@vivr837]

I was a Mills and Boon fanatic

[@moose6204]

the fact that they had oliver slap himself twice for this tho

[@gamemode.1907]

she is basically an empath...

[@novelynbenzon4469]

* me founding out this condition is real * *Me:omg magic is real*

[@gothgirl7360]

Is it just me or did u hear him say that he hit his right cheek but HE ACTUALLY SLAPED HIS LEFT AND it’s driving me CRAZZZZZZZYYYYYYYY

[@Cads0320]

But like.. how does she feel her own pain,happiness if all she could feel is someone else’s ? Like it’s literally not having your own emotions.

[@goodevening6091]

I want this girl to meet dr house

[@foafx9080]

Guess Chicago med is on tv now I watched it last night

[@IntermezzoR]

2.5%? 0.25‰ sounds more plausible to me.

[@Trollzom]

This is a good episode

[@d.t5314]

This is a superpower!!!

[@aidanbrindley5378]

Love Chicago med

[@nav1478]

2.5% of the world would mean *195,000,000 people,* and that's *a lot.*

[@catl4309]

That would include mild cases too though I actually know someone with mirror touch synesthesia and she just feels a small tingle instead of any actual pain

[@glinnyfelicitas7812]

That is an insane super power. Wow!

[@landonlawrence837]

Why every time I watch this show I think I have some kinda desease lol 😂

[@imogencarlton7761]

1:58 I can’t believe this women

[@rohiniguiland4873]

This reminds we when Phoebe became an empath on Charmed.

[@jasemily9826]

Its more like when Prue became one cause then they actually showed how much pain she was in but suddenly forgot to add that when Phoebe became one

[@lenakataeva7525]

@@jasemily9826 it's bc prue wasn't meant to be an empath and the power was destroying her. She could handle it. But Phoebe got the power bc she was ready for it. She had her struggles with it too but she overcome them

[@NevaOUTofFashion]

Ouch I just felt that slap through the screen

[@oinkoink5080]

She's an empath

[@mimc7262]

My 2 favourite dr manning and dr. Charles

[@secretsquirrel7374]

I don't have an interior minds eye. I can't visualise in my head. There's just nothing.

[@rainbowfyer8043]

Yellowfang vibes with the mirror pain thing

[@Ebunoluwa13]

'What were you doing to my daughter'? Sorry did you see him touch her?🙄

[@amiajoketoyou8281]

So everyone is moaning that it's not on Netflix when I've just found out you can watch FULL EPISODES on sky witness. You can get the channel on sky and Virgin Media. I can't believe it😀😀😀

[@jazminevermillion3975]

also on sockshare

[@potatopatooti]

JFC. I'd never want someone to accidentally access all my pain ...

[@joshuaadam2624]

2.5% of people, so in a movie theater alone you would expect 2-3 people to have this condition? Now a packed cinema with 6 theaters, you're saying ~15 people in a single building have this rather severely limiting condition?

[@trevorcook8374]

That...is not how statistics or math works.

[@shrodingerscat8940]

@@trevorcook8374 can u explain ti Just curious

[@creatip123]

Imagine watching porns with that condition....

[@SarahMcAsey93]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@Avril_Tiisetso]

I wish my ex boyfriend had this

[@ahmadmalik06]

...

[@grinsplit444]

Why?

[@lewisprice8616]

@@grinsplit444 I think she's saying that he never understood how she felt during the relationship and this condition could have improved it in her view.

[@rachaelconnor143]

Same 😅

[@madeleineschmitt554]

Lmao h