Not just the elderly, but people with disabilities as well, and by people who work in the health industry. In my field, I have dealt with that issue and it's heartbreaking to see vulnerable people abused.
I'd never think that a nurse out of all people, the one person you would usually trust to save your life, does this to someone for their personal benefit.
It´s good when the truth comes out but knowing that someone you trusted betrayed you especially someone close to you like a daughter would make you feel terrible.
@@alexanderelderhorst2107 Yes, it was mentioned in the video that she is more like her Step-Daughter but I also said "like a daughter" which doesn´t only mean related by blood.
Having watched my mother-in-law's decline from Alzheimers over the past five years or so, it absolutely disgusts me that someone would deliberately try and fool someone into thinking they had it. The fear, pain and confusion my mother-in-law's gone through trying to understand and accept that she has it has been heartbreaking, and to think that someone would willingly inflict that on a vulnerable person purely for financial gain... 😡
ikr it’s horrible. i’m so sorry you had to go through that with your mother-in-law. my grandma had dementia, but passed before it got too serious. i can’t imagine what you went through actually seeing someone go through this horrible illness.
Same here. It was my granddad, but it progressed incredibly slowly (15 years in the end!), and while he seemed to accept it, the toll it took on my grandma was a whole other story. I can't imagine putting someone through that level of hell just for money... And I'm so, so sorry your family had to live with that terrible disease - I hope the rest of you never go through it again x
If you actually had a family member with alzheimers or dementia, you would definitely want doctors to do more scans if they thought she was more cognitive than they normally are or normally should be at that stage. I would have given anything to have been able to have my nana not have dementia for those last probably 15 years of my life, which when she passed, was a good portion of my life. Im just thankful she didnt go downhill really fast when she first started showing signs. She forgot everyone in my family (her only family left was my dad - her son - my mum and me and my 2 siblings). She only remembered me and my dad. And then she forgot me. And then she forgot my dad, her only child. If doctors thought she had had a surprisingly cognitive day sometime in there and that maybe her brain couldve shown something going on that could have been fixable, id have begged them to do so.
@@Miss_korneliaaa they're based on general medical concepts and a few doctors experiences, not exactly real events. It's not like something like this happened and they recreated it, it was more like the medical advisors they work with saying "yeah something like this could happen/here's how it could happen"
It bothers me how is most episodes, all the patients/parents get pissed or aggravated when they see Dr. Charles walk in. Now, I know that in irl, it’s true! Mental health is scary and people don’t want to be told they got a mental disease or they need to be evaluated by a psychiatrist. But I feel like if I was in need of help or my family was, I’m open to any doctor. Dr. Charles is absolutely my favorite character in this show and I see him as such a comforting, calm, reliable doctor that is there to help people mentally and emotionally, not necessarily as a diagnosis but to take it easy with the blow of such news and such. Like the one episode where there was a mass shooting in a park, a woman was there and having a panic attack/PTSD trigger and Dr. Charles immediately went to help her and calm her down with his practice. He’s a great character
Back in school, as a student I was on the "board" that decided about harsher punishments for kids (e.g. getting kicked out). You wouldn't believe how many parents were more focused on appearances than actually helping their children. For example, we had a case of some 5th graders getting drunk (or atleast attempting to) during schooltime, buying alcohol through the homeless guys near the bus stops. There were some serious issues to uncover, but the one thing that father said was "my son is no alcoholic"...it was literally the only thing he cared about. Not because he wanted to defend his son, but it clearly would have been a great shame for him if is son was in fact alcoholic. Which, btw, no one on that board even accused the kid off...
My granddad was diagnosed with dementia, and incredibly unusually, it took 15 years to finally beat him. So, unlike most who have to deal with this awful disease, my family and I know *exactly* what it looks like when it progresses slower than usual. What a genuine "good day" looks like in the early days. I also know that even until his very last hospital visit, when he was bedridden and barely verbal, my grandma would have done anything to be told it wasn't true and he was going to be fine. Anything. Brilliant writing to show the opposite of that in every instance. Even in CM is sometimes exaggerated for drama's sake, you can tell the writers at the very least do their research.
I have real trouble believing Lorraine was the 'evil one' as the daughter says if she was willing to do something as despicable as this. I'd say her father likely had good reason to cut her out of the will.
Cause, effect and perspective. Impartially, it’s Lorraine’s word against the daughter’s, and if they did have such bad blood why would Lorraine trust her in the first place? There is a lot more sense if the daughter was terrible, leading her father to cut her out of his will, and she faked an alzeihmer’s diagnosis to leech out if Lorraine.
While it was wrong for the stepmother to convince her husband to cut his own daughter out of the will, the daughter’s behaviour was disgusting. (Don’t jump down my throat, I’m commenting on the storyline.)
Very rare in television dramas to have the culprit have the good sense to immediately stop talking when the cuffs go on! Usually writers can't restrain themselves from having the abuser go on a long exposition of why they did what they did - how dad cut me out of the will, how I deserved it for looking after you, waah waah waah ...
Anyone else notice where the camera went right at the end there after Dr.Charles' last line? That looked like some not so subtle foreshadowing to me. What season is this?
I am only at 1.10 , but have reached a conclusion ..solidified by the excessive talking of her 'daughter. It is unnatural to waffle on like that. Most women would approach the bed,and hold their mother's hand and talk gently to her mother,perhaps ask the doctor a question or two,whilst being supportive, to their mother. Something is not right and I hope my conclusions are incorrect. Then again, it is just a fictional television show
You might be thinking how the way you think she has Alzheimer’s, disease or dementia when she knows what she’s talking about how to ask for however even if she is in her right mind getting abuse like that can make you lose trust in yourself and not know if it’s real or not so it’s very understandable and there is people who do that in real life and it’s very sad because having Alzheimer’s disease that’s horrible. Why would someone wanna fake that for extra money? It’s not worth it. Trust me I all entered a nursing home and when I saw people with Alzheimer’s, I thought wow those nurses are very patient and kind because it’s not easy at all
That nurse got under arrest is not fair for her nobody in your life her dad ever talk to the nurse and say I know this hard for you and your mother has Alzheimer's please understand that. The nurse understand that from your dad. The police do not have to under arrest her that. Crazy for sure. Talk to her first before you do something really bad. She had the to speak up for yourself.
If you watch the video again you'll see that she used someone else's scans to "prove" her stepmother had a disease she didn't actually have. And used that diagnosis to basically steal money from her accounts. That's why she was arrested. She was a garbage human being manipulating her stepmom for every cent she had coming in.
@@belad0nna Yas you are right about the stepmother do not have Alzheimer's at all the stepmom do not have Alzheimer's but I made a big mistake I did not think before sending it I am sorry when poseted the comment I have nothing to say that very early in the morning.
It's wrong what happened to the nurse but she did commit crimes and stole someone else's medical documents that shouldn't of been used for anything so I assume the patient privacy law was broken to since she stole someone else's documents that had Alzheimers
It's so sad how often financial abuse occurs with elderly.. and it's often from one of their own loved ones
Not just the elderly, but people with disabilities as well, and by people who work in the health industry. In my field, I have dealt with that issue and it's heartbreaking to see vulnerable people abused.
@@hilaryc3203 Exactly. This happened to me. Am visually impaired and autistic.
I'd never think that a nurse out of all people, the one person you would usually trust to save your life, does this to someone for their personal benefit.
It´s good when the truth comes out but knowing that someone you trusted betrayed you especially someone close to you like a daughter would make you feel terrible.
@@93Chowo they can be dark people attracted to medicine to feel powerful and to inflict pain legally so stealing is nothingg to them same as lying!
@@93Chowo Actually remember the records said she didn't have a daughter?
@@alexanderelderhorst2107 Yes, it was mentioned in the video that she is more like her Step-Daughter but I also said "like a daughter" which doesn´t only mean related by blood.
The sad thruth is when money is involved no one is to be trusted
Having watched my mother-in-law's decline from Alzheimers over the past five years or so, it absolutely disgusts me that someone would deliberately try and fool someone into thinking they had it. The fear, pain and confusion my mother-in-law's gone through trying to understand and accept that she has it has been heartbreaking, and to think that someone would willingly inflict that on a vulnerable person purely for financial gain... 😡
ikr it’s horrible. i’m so sorry you had to go through that with your mother-in-law. my grandma had dementia, but passed before it got too serious. i can’t imagine what you went through actually seeing someone go through this horrible illness.
Same here. It was my granddad, but it progressed incredibly slowly (15 years in the end!), and while he seemed to accept it, the toll it took on my grandma was a whole other story. I can't imagine putting someone through that level of hell just for money... And I'm so, so sorry your family had to live with that terrible disease - I hope the rest of you never go through it again x
Dr Charles is my favorite character on this show.
I know someone who did this, needless to say, they are rightfully in prison and were forced to repay every penny they stole.
If you actually had a family member with alzheimers or dementia, you would definitely want doctors to do more scans if they thought she was more cognitive than they normally are or normally should be at that stage.
I would have given anything to have been able to have my nana not have dementia for those last probably 15 years of my life, which when she passed, was a good portion of my life. Im just thankful she didnt go downhill really fast when she first started showing signs. She forgot everyone in my family (her only family left was my dad - her son - my mum and me and my 2 siblings). She only remembered me and my dad. And then she forgot me. And then she forgot my dad, her only child. If doctors thought she had had a surprisingly cognitive day sometime in there and that maybe her brain couldve shown something going on that could have been fixable, id have begged them to do so.
i hate when family members get mad and angry when they see dr charles
She had a good reason to be worried though. She knew she was going to get busted in that moment.
@@joanneaugust6611I feel like this is why, it’s usually because they feel vulnerable, embarrassed, or guilty
Hopefully, the daughter got put away in jail for a long time (I know its a drama show but I'm just saying). That is disgusting behavior...
I would say that this was a shooting crime!
I think most of these are based on real events just exaggerated and recreated
@@Miss_korneliaaa they're based on general medical concepts and a few doctors experiences, not exactly real events. It's not like something like this happened and they recreated it, it was more like the medical advisors they work with saying "yeah something like this could happen/here's how it could happen"
This made me so angry.
@@StealthMode3924 Plum.
Yep...really like Dr. Charles.
It bothers me how is most episodes, all the patients/parents get pissed or aggravated when they see Dr. Charles walk in. Now, I know that in irl, it’s true! Mental health is scary and people don’t want to be told they got a mental disease or they need to be evaluated by a psychiatrist. But I feel like if I was in need of help or my family was, I’m open to any doctor. Dr. Charles is absolutely my favorite character in this show and I see him as such a comforting, calm, reliable doctor that is there to help people mentally and emotionally, not necessarily as a diagnosis but to take it easy with the blow of such news and such. Like the one episode where there was a mass shooting in a park, a woman was there and having a panic attack/PTSD trigger and Dr. Charles immediately went to help her and calm her down with his practice. He’s a great character
Back in school, as a student I was on the "board" that decided about harsher punishments for kids (e.g. getting kicked out). You wouldn't believe how many parents were more focused on appearances than actually helping their children.
For example, we had a case of some 5th graders getting drunk (or atleast attempting to) during schooltime, buying alcohol through the homeless guys near the bus stops. There were some serious issues to uncover, but the one thing that father said was "my son is no alcoholic"...it was literally the only thing he cared about. Not because he wanted to defend his son, but it clearly would have been a great shame for him if is son was in fact alcoholic.
Which, btw, no one on that board even accused the kid off...
My granddad was diagnosed with dementia, and incredibly unusually, it took 15 years to finally beat him. So, unlike most who have to deal with this awful disease, my family and I know *exactly* what it looks like when it progresses slower than usual. What a genuine "good day" looks like in the early days. I also know that even until his very last hospital visit, when he was bedridden and barely verbal, my grandma would have done anything to be told it wasn't true and he was going to be fine. Anything.
Brilliant writing to show the opposite of that in every instance. Even in CM is sometimes exaggerated for drama's sake, you can tell the writers at the very least do their research.
I have real trouble believing Lorraine was the 'evil one' as the daughter says if she was willing to do something as despicable as this. I'd say her father likely had good reason to cut her out of the will.
Yeah if that had been the truth, when the cops came to arrest her she would have probably yelled at lorraine why she did it
when people believe they are victims they feel they are entitled to do bad things
Cause, effect and perspective.
Impartially, it’s Lorraine’s word against the daughter’s, and if they did have such bad blood why would Lorraine trust her in the first place?
There is a lot more sense if the daughter was terrible, leading her father to cut her out of his will, and she faked an alzeihmer’s diagnosis to leech out if Lorraine.
I wonder if she thought she was going to be able to drop kick Dr. Charles after she screamed at him to get the hell out.
@@MsJubjubbirdI am now memorizing this statement so that I can repeat it to people because I think that it is so brilliant!
While it was wrong for the stepmother to convince her husband to cut his own daughter out of the will, the daughter’s behaviour was disgusting.
(Don’t jump down my throat, I’m commenting on the storyline.)
This is horrible! I just wonder how many people like this go under the radar 😢
Shocking
Plum.
Very rare in television dramas to have the culprit have the good sense to immediately stop talking when the cuffs go on! Usually writers can't restrain themselves from having the abuser go on a long exposition of why they did what they did - how dad cut me out of the will, how I deserved it for looking after you, waah waah waah ...
Anyone else notice where the camera went right at the end there after Dr.Charles' last line? That looked like some not so subtle foreshadowing to me. What season is this?
Season 7 ep 13.
It is in the description of the video.
Her overtly pleasant demeanor is suspicious from the get go.🤔
I am only at 1.10 , but have reached a conclusion ..solidified by the excessive talking of her 'daughter. It is unnatural to waffle on like that. Most women would approach the bed,and hold their mother's hand and talk gently to her mother,perhaps ask the doctor a question or two,whilst being supportive, to their mother. Something is not right and I hope my conclusions are incorrect. Then again, it is just a fictional television show
You're waffling on, but you're correct.
As I intuited... Nice inclusion of a snippet of Neruda.
ED docs are never this nice or understanding IRL lol very rarely
Maybe where you are from lol i worked in an ED and everyone was nice and chill with patients and collegues
When is season 6 coming? There's supposed to be 8 seasons.
That was like a scooby doo episode
3:19 " Dr Charles: Psychiatry" Sus 😒
Jesus Christ. Wow.
You might be thinking how the way you think she has Alzheimer’s, disease or dementia when she knows what she’s talking about how to ask for however even if she is in her right mind getting abuse like that can make you lose trust in yourself and not know if it’s real or not so it’s very understandable and there is people who do that in real life and it’s very sad because having Alzheimer’s disease that’s horrible. Why would someone wanna fake that for extra money? It’s not worth it. Trust me I all entered a nursing home and when I saw people with Alzheimer’s, I thought wow those nurses are very patient and kind because it’s not easy at all
Nurses are human too!
First
Actually you were not the first to comment on the video. That would have SStealthbomb who actually said something about the video.
@@brontewcat Plum.
That nurse got under arrest is not fair for her nobody in your life her dad ever talk to the nurse and say I know this hard for you and your mother has Alzheimer's please understand that. The nurse understand that from your dad. The police do not have to under arrest her that. Crazy for sure. Talk to her first before you do something really bad. She had the to speak up for yourself.
She committed multiple crimes, by definition it's now a police case.
I have no idea what you're saying lmao
If you watch the video again you'll see that she used someone else's scans to "prove" her stepmother had a disease she didn't actually have. And used that diagnosis to basically steal money from her accounts. That's why she was arrested. She was a garbage human being manipulating her stepmom for every cent she had coming in.
@@belad0nna Yas you are right about the stepmother do not have Alzheimer's at all the stepmom do not have Alzheimer's but I made a big mistake I did not think before sending it I am sorry when poseted the comment I have nothing to say that very early in the morning.
It's wrong what happened to the nurse but she did commit crimes and stole someone else's medical documents that shouldn't of been used for anything so I assume the patient privacy law was broken to since she stole someone else's documents that had Alzheimers