Vanessa Knows About Maggie - Chicago Med

Vanessa (Asjha Cooper) tells Maggie (Marlyne Barrett) that she knows she's her birth mother.
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[@ashleystevens2194]

Maggie's parents told her she had to give Vanessa up for adoption and not leaving any room for arguments. So literally she felt like she had no choice in the matter also Maggie was around 15-16 years of age when she had Vanessa.

[@catecampbell5031]

I feel bad for Maggie

[@missladyanonymity]

I'm sure show's gotta show and they'll reconcile but that was wrong of maggie to seek her out....then who didn't know she was lying to daniel and sharon when she claimed she'd keep her emotions in check. Getting her in trouble with that central line business. Ugh. I'm not looking forward to dragging this out. Trapped in an elevator lift during a hostage power outage and working together to save a life? Or the blood transfusion/ organ transplant scenario? I'm calling it now!

[@kellimiller485]

Aw nice video of cmed episode

[@carolbradley2639]

Are any of you considering that maybe it's a good thing for Maggie to get to know her birth daughter? What if Vanessa got sick and they discovered that her illness is from her birth parents? Then they could find out what exactly is wrong.

[@snowwhite4367]

Now that Yaya and Torey have left the show, i think it will focus more on Maggie's story.

[@joaquinchoque2254]

Daughter of Maggie

[@dylaniscool8629]

I hope the same

[@bhd7721]

I knew this was going to happen ar some point, Maggie knew that Vanessa was her daughter, it was Vanessa's choice but she still didn't have to be so rude about it though.

[@arielg7000]

OMG no way

[@huntik9609]

This season was an utter mess. It felt like there was no overarching arc throughout this season. Hell, this whole adopted baby thing came out of nowhere.

[@Cal90208]

I disagree, I liked this season.

[@chelsysulidio6287]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpWQZn6NnMp0opI They barely mentioned that maggie had a child who was given away you can see it in this clip too

[@mabelhill6220]

@@Cal90208 What was there to like about this Season When compared to other Seasons in particular: (1) There was no conclusions to Cliff Hangers to the previous Season (2) introduction to Characters without any background ie; Dr. Charles's daughter immediately following his first wife's death (3) conclusion to relationships ie; Dr. Charles and Robin and Brian and Emily. There is so much evidence of previous Seasons being so much better written if nothing else there is the drop in the ratings.

[@Cal90208]

@@mabelhill6220 That’s fair. But I did like this season

[@cherylmontgomery7537]

@@mabelhill6220 Anna Charles was in season 1. There was one scene where she was being dropped off and picked up from school while her dad, dr. Charles was in a wheelchair.

[@tanyas1644]

I like her but Maggie handled this terribly! She wants what she wants and never thinks of how she impacts others... just selfish... smh!

[@JohnnyDominion]

She has been through a lot and emotions cloud judgement. Maggie cares about other people's needs as well but in the end she is only human.

[@awesomechannel9342]

I hope Maggie and her daughter make peace. Maggie deserve a second chance to have a kid

[@sylvie_brett7609]

why what happened to auggie

[@LifeWithBri..]

@@sylvie_brett7609 the couple that adopted his brother came and offered to adopt him so Maggie let them

[@sylvie_brett7609]

@@LifeWithBri.. wait really i thought maggie wouldnt allow them

[@kaylat5510]

Are you saying she should keep Vanessa when Vanessa doesn’t want to?

[@LifeWithBri..]

@@sylvie_brett7609 she pushed back at first but she saw the 2 boys playing together and realized it was best. She was originally looking for any family for him which led the people to the hospital in the first place

[@phyllisdicks9830]

Speaking as a happy adoptee: Leave it alone, Maggie. You aren't doing Vanessa any favors. She has her family. It is selfish and unfair of someone in Maggie's position to use an adult child they have never known to assuage their guilty conscience.

[@joemckim1183]

It should be the child seeking out the parent not the other way around. The parent gave away those rights when they gave the baby away.

[@phyllisdicks9830]

@@joemckim1183 Yes. Although, in defense of the birth parent, sometimes there is no other viable option for the welfare of the child. My brother and I are both adopted, and our birth parents had to make that hard choice, both due to extreme poverty. That isn't so much of an issue today, but in the 1950's, it was a very real problem. Still, it should be the child's choice whether to initiate contact.

[@TheRaddestB]

Or maybe every situation is different and each person should do what's best for them.... And this is fiction 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@joemckim1183]

@@TheRaddestB Every situation is different. But speaking in general terms there is more reason for the child seeking out the parent. The child didn't ask to be put up for adoption and the parent gave away their rights to the child. A lot of times it's in the best interest of the child but you still lose certain rights.

[@JohnnyDominion]

@@joemckim1183 I've known many situations that regardless of who sought out the outcomes are different between individuals. Some adoptees are glad that their bio parents reached out and some bio parents reject the kid who reaches out. You never know until you try.

[@beccablueeyes99]

I know this sounds a little cold, but bio parents should not try to meet the child first. You make the choice to give up your child. You go through the pros and cons, work through your hopes, fears and grief. Yes, it never fully goes away, but you had the time to make the choice. The child deserves the respect to make that same choice. They might be happy and not have questions or the desire to meet the birth mum. Once you make the choice to let go, it is up to them to decide if they want contact.

[@ashleystevens2194]

Sometimes the biological parents don't have a choice in the matter.

[@ericawalker5712]

Maggie didn’t have a choice she was 16 and her parents made her do it. Not all bio parents have a choice

[@rainstorm571]

@@ashleystevens2194 yea but still let the kid reach out first

[@ashleystevens2194]

@@rainstorm571 I was referring to giving the child up for adoption. Apologies for not making it clear at first. However I do see your point.

[@JohnnyDominion]

I disagree everyone has a choice and you never know the outcome of something until you try they're are many adopted children that are thrilled to meet their bio parents when the parent reaches out. The child still has a choice whether to accept their bio family or not. I have also known about adoptees that were rejected by bio family. Different circumstances for all people

[@douglaswatkins3519]

Maggie had every right to meet her but not like that

[@missladyanonymity]

Not unless vanessa sought her out or she had semi open where the parents kept in touch

[@melidoe452]

I was adopted and I met my real mom and dad. Mom I can understand but my father when I read what he said in court and then met him and he wanted all the pride and how far but gave me up because they wouldn’t pay him to take me. Shows he was a coward then and now!

[@WhatTheTeaV]

I miss a few episodes this season and now Maggie has a grown daughter? I have to catch up.

[@armargo]

In season 4 they mentioned she gave a child up for adoption, this episode rounded back to the topic

[@Lelo.Machaka]

Considering the circumstances she had to give her up, I don’t think it’s selfish or wrong for her to want to meet her because it was not by choice to give her up I think I would atleast want her to know that even if it’s not me telling her

[@Megan-ht8qd]

I understand looking for a child you gave up for adoption because you want to make sure they are ok, or just see how they turned out, but I don't think its fair for the parent who gave them up to initiate any form of contact 99% of the time.

[@ZegetaX1]

how did she figure out

[@missladyanonymity]

Because maggie showed her hand. Too creepy with the overly attentive hovering.

[@alexgrant191]

@@missladyanonymity spot on. Vanessa is quite clearly very bright & clever so for me it was only a matter of time until she put two & two together. Why else would the head nurse of a top hospital be so invested in the development of a random med student when she has no doubt seen hundreds pass through with little attention paid

[@moshakaira2127]

Am second and thanks

[@ellieslack8285]

Wtf there was no need for Vanessa to be so rude?

[@dbr3815]

Vanessa was happy though. Without Maggie and Maggie butted in when she should’ve just stayed away

[@wil-fri]

Her world changed abruptly

[@ellieslack8285]

@@dbr3815 she lit wanted to see her daughter yeah there was other ways but still

[@dbr3815]

@@ellieslack8285 yeah but like she should’ve reached out and asked not abruptly arrive into her life. Vanessa should’ve had a choice in all of this and Maggie took that from her

[@veronicajohnson9344]

@@dbr3815 ...Maybe Maggie should have met with the adopted parents, first and get a feel

[@Edi3000]

Saco propaganda do tik lixo.

[@emerald3232]

When you adopt a child you need to be open and honest with them that they have a first family and that they may have contact with them. You need to help prepare them for that moment. When this is in place 99% of the time the adoptee isn't traumatized by being contacted and is secure in their adoption and with their adoptive parents and lives to n9t feel threatened by contact from their first family.

[@hamdamohamed4237]

:)

[@kmw3456]

19th

[@chukomitini6865]

Made 1 hour ago

[@mitchellries256]

This was the worst season ever. They included the pandemic in their storylines, they wore those stupid masks a lot, they made Marcel and Manning a thing and I haven't seen nurse Monique since early last season Random KZbinr: Is that last one really a big deal? Me: Not really. I just liked her personally and I ran out of things to say. But I still stand by the other stuff.