Is This Mother's Devotion Killing her 6 year-old Child? | House M.D. | MD TV
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- When the team takes on the case of Emily, a six-year-old girl who has numerous preexisting health problems, they must work with her mother, Elizabeth, a doctor who specialises in her daughter's condition.
From House M.D. Season 8, Episode 19 'The C Word': 6 year-old Emily gets a nose bleed and faints. Her dad gets her to the hospital, her mom's a doctor; Wilson has cancer, House is there for him.
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When she said she was there “as a doctor not a mother” we knew that was the problem. Cause you can’t turn off being a mother, especially to your own young child.
Imagine if House had a kid and that kid got sick lol
Unfortunately her mother would have needed to be vigilant with a condition like that because the medical industry is *notorious* for dismissing the signs of rare illness until it’s almost too late. Look how many kids are removed from their parents because of genetic disorders being overlooked in favour of CA allegations- children have died and families destroyed.
@@Ninsidhe Oh my goodness, that sounds horrendous.... Removing the kids when they needs each other the most...
own child*
Try looking after someone terminal, you'll change that tune really quick.
My parents are both doctors. Growing up they wouldn't even diagnose me with a common cold. These rules are in place, not just for the patient's safety, but for the parent's
I can appreciate that this woman is a doctor and an expert on her daughter's very rare condition, but I thought it was against hospital rules for family members to treat patients because of the emotional element?
I was thinking the same thing.
It is against ethics rules but House was barely in this episode so they needed someone to break the rules.
@@JuicyBlueWill😂😂😂
Foreman is the friend of the mom, and he is the dean of the hospital, and he is their boss, in this show they always bend the rules.
She's on this case because she's an expert at the extremely rare disease her daughter has. She has the most knowledge/information about it. But the way they include her is probably unethical
They never shouldve let her get involved in the case, no matter how smart or useful she was. Its an immediate conflict of interest, seen by how she gave her kid an experimental drug that may have made her condition worse. Doctors have a hard job, made harder by breaking families hearts when they cant treat a condition. Put being MOTHER of the patient into the mix, and you get someone who will go to dubious lengths to treat said condition.
I have advanced Lyme disease and I’m so grateful they covered it in such a popular show. It’s surprising since the show was aired so long ago. In my case, it will most likely be fatal, but working hard and being healthy to keep that from happening! Never give up!
Sorry to break your bubble but this type of shows don't really portrait of the disease as they really are, even shows were the creators study or work with doctors (black jack) it's really hard to choose too either reality or attract public
@@Saddonghussein oh, I know, I don’t have any of the symptoms presented in the show, but the fact that it is mentioned, and could bring public attention to the topic is wonderful. it’s like Avril Lavigne talking about it. It’s not necessarily a prime educational source, but she brings the topic to the masses.
You have Lyme and it was never treated?! It's pretty much near impossible to die because of Lyme. Very common antibiotics kill it.
@@HulklingsBoyfriend yeah I got it as a kid, but nobody knew so I’ve had it for about 22 years. I tried treatments starting at 23 years old but nothing yet. Never gonna give up though! And unfortunately anabiotic’s don’t get rid of it unless you use them in the first couple months after you get infected. I have a lot of the spirochete parasites in my body and in my brain so they have attacked a lot of my organs and caused some crazy issues. It’s actually really painful disease and it does shorten your life if you can’t treat it early and if it becomes long-term and chronic. And it shortens your life because it can cause failure in a lot of different areas in your body which I’m already experiencing.
@@HulklingsBoyfriend I’ve been on countless antibiotics. Pills, intravenously. I’ve had experimental treatments done as a last resort. Since I wasn’t treated for so long, and I had an unprecedented amount of spirochetes in my body, I’m just not responding to treatments. That’s OK though it’s good to educate people! Thank you for the conversation I appreciate you!!
Just because 1 parent is a doctor, doesn't mean that they know what is best for their child
I hate how she just dismissed “stress” because her kid seen worst 😬 what? I grew up in abuse. Just a slight change in footsteps or even the way keys jingled at the door made me stressed. And of course I’ve seen worst than that! But doesn’t mean one worst experience will cancel all the least scary experiences 😤
I think she meant that if stress was a trigger, it would have happened before, when her daughter heard a worse fight at an earlier time.
True
I actually like that she did. I hate how fast doctors go to stress if they can't explain something right away. The mother was right. It wasn't the cause and they had to search further.
I love how everyone in the comments are "but isn't it against the rules for a parent to treat their own child ?"
Because, of course, in House MD, everyone always follow the rules strictly.
I mean, the whole show is about observing hospital protocols and policies by the book, so it's so surprising to find something vaguely unrealistic.
That's probably not what they're saying - - acknowledging the issue with the mother does not negate the really fucking unethical things House has done (or the criticism of those actions). It's just going hey, this is also Not Good Probably
@snowyowl2784 But House (mostly) gets away with it because he’s… House. You can’t dislike the guy, written to have perfect charisma and intuition.
It's interesting that a geneticist wouldn't have themselves tested to see what they may be carrying BEFORE having a child.
she looks young, was probably in medical school or residency when she had her daughter. She wouldn’t have been a geneticist yet. Its possible her daughters rare issues are what motivated her to specialise in genetics. or maybe she is just a one off character and the writers didn’t think too heavily into her backstory.
If they never had any symptoms themselves It would be weird to check IMO
Genetic testing is usually a last step, ie, it's not one of these curable conditions so maybe there's an underlying genetic cause. The only time there is genetic testing without symptoms is if you are related to a person already confirmed to have the genetic condition.
My aunt suffered high blood pressure and miscarriages for years before having a severely mentally handicapped child. But it wasn't until over 20 years later when my niece was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder because of multiple heart attacks and strokes shortly after birth that the rest of my family got tested. Turned out my mum, Aunt, brother, sister and cousins all had this blood disorder. So far seems to have skipped me. 🤞
Because the hospital and labs don't offer tests without cause. You need to have a significant medical history of an unknown disorder to get the test offered.
Medical tests are expensive. I would assume that specialized tests can easy cost 6 figures and they don't offer doctor discounts.
In America even if you have a reason to be concerned to get tested the insurance company will need to approve it to cover the cost.
A doctor can't test themselves because the ly need to have a requisition made by another doctor or else it would be considered as wasting / stealing medical testing which can jeopardized their medical license.
In a weird way, the episodes where House was out of the hospital ended up being more interesting than the episodes he was primarily in. Gives a chance for each individual member to shine.
Funny thing this is one of the episodes hugh laurie (house actor) direct that's why he is not acting
@@delmicortaveit’s also a later episode, and given that dr, chase eventually takes over house’s job as head of diagnostics, this episode was most likely structured to foreshadow that outcome.
I dont think parents (regardless of whether they are doctors or not) should be allowed on their childs cases.
Isn't it a conflict of interest if the doctor is a relative of the patient? Which is why doctors shouldn't oversee the care of loved ones and familial relations?
Yes, it very unethical and unprofessional to envolve yourself in a case where there is a family member. In this case, in terms of research, it is even worse. She could lose her license. But, this is a medical show from the 2000s so...
Isn't this A TV SHOW!! 🤦
It's only permissible in some places if there is not other qualified personnel or in times of emergency. Considering the mom is supposed to be an expert geneticist and it's an emergency I imagine that's why she was allowed to be there.
I keep seeing mom as the Miniature Killer in CSI: Las Vegas 😂
It was this episode that Chase started to become House.
Especially the “or maybe she won’t…Eric!”
If House was there, he would have cured the genetic disease too.
Only after misdiagnosing it 3 times.
It would be better if he could cure Conspiracy theorists and You fanboy's of your delusions.... 😂😂😂😂
@@Aemilius46 I don't know what a fanboy is.
@@arkyboy14a boy who is a fan.
House always tried to find a cause that's curable, because if it's incurable, like a genetic disease, he may have solved the puzzle, but he will lose his patient and while people think all he cares about is his puzzle, that's patently untrue. House go above and beyond for his patients in unorthodox ways because he cares. But he is no miracle worker. There are just some cases where the answer is a terminal disease and that's that.
Wtf woman, at the start when she is talking over others...what's the point of joining a team when you can take differentials?
She’s a bad mom that’s why the child was screaming for her dad
I've seen this episode several times and I never considered the significance of that. I think you're right; the writers wanted to show that the child sought her father for comfort and not her mother.
That doesn't mean she's a bad mom, Dad could just be the one that sneaks in a couple of candy bars every so often, more comforting.
She not a bad mom. She just focused on her physical well being. She a sick kid, for life. But her father looks like wanted to treat her like a normal kid as much as possible.
She preferred her father because she could break out of her mother strict life style choices. Not knowing that the reason she lived like that was because her mother was just trying to make her see the sun the next day.
She not a bad mom. Just one in a difficult position. She was ready to accept her child was going to die from her genetic mutation because she been living with that fear every day. She really did care.
I didn't know Hugh Laurie also directed episodes of this show.
The beauty of this show is the praise of investigation and the intellectual
I loved House because of the characters. But the guest stars were among the best, even the young actors like this little one.
“I brought you in to be a dbag to you for a min” is what she should have actually said
The mother was actually very reasonable when she said “we can’t protect her from everything.” It wasn’t heartfelt, but it’s true.
Could this not cause, like, a LOT of issues if she was involved in her own daughter’s care? I know that this is TV where things like HIPAA and conflict of interests and biases don’t exist but…
Drinking game: a vodka shot for every time the mother storms out of the room.
She not the doctor she the patients mother kick her to the waiting room
why did i read the title as "is this mother devoted to kill her 6 year old"
Can you say "conflict of interest"?
Didn't the mum's actress play in CSI, as the Miniature Killer?
If given the choice in between having a child like that and no child at all, I would have gone for an abortion. I feel like it's a crime against the child and oneself to knowingly bring this kind of child into the world.
This show LOVES showing people coughing (and throwing) up blood
I didn’t think nurses and doctors could be assigned to their families case
They can’t
@@daishamaxwell461 oh ok
She should not be on her case
Oh heck its the miniature killer.
7:36 i’m not trying to be mean in any way, but the girl with the glasses reminds me of Velma from Scooby Doo😂😂
Nope, you’re right. Velma 1.0
I remember this episode.
I was already a real crime fan for a long time,
and was so annoyed that it wasn't a mother,
who is about to kill her daughter proven to get revenge on her ex-husband, episode... 😅
Who the fk gets a benign heart tumor? Wtf this poor girl would get struck my lightning twice during a thunderstorm. Absolutely no luck.
that woman was in ghost whisperer. the twins episode.
Whatever happened to Thirteen?
She either died or left the hospital for a new job
Nosebleeds? She needs mouse bites to live
What if you made a mutated medicine think about the disease must be a mutation form what she used on her so they must create a new one based with what they can find out on her illness
What episode is this? I think it’s season 8but I not know the episode
S8 ep19
@@yttrash565 fantastic thank you
This reminds me of a quote from a 3d tv series (Starship the Roughneck Chronicles). Doctors make the worst patients.
Medicine is tested on animals that people consider animals even though we are all animals then it’s tested on people.
Fred Savage ❤
Can't believe they solved it without House.
Conflict of interest.
Isn't it conflict of interest to be assigned a case pertaining your own child?
yeah but it’s house md
Dr. Lawson is the same gal that played the twins in Ghost Whisperer
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this is sad story
I just realized the Kasey from Chicago fire
Poor girls❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She is so cute
And your guys's biggest fan I can't wait to meet you guys in real life
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That's sad..
Im sorry but where the f**k is Greg?
Helping Wilson with his chemotherapy
@@eprimeify2090 I see
Like l Got A Lot's of Nose Bleed when l sleeping on The Bed
They are too emotional and put their feelings in the way before rational thought. Do I even have to say what I'm talking about?
l Gat A Nose Bleed too
That mother looks really weird.
Jessica sprecher chicago fire
worst episide ever
They dad shouldn’t have kept that from the mom and he should’ve put bug stray on his daughter before taking her and that would’ve kept a tick from biting her along with long sleeves and long pants and he should’ve checked her for ticks and bite afterwards this is on the dad
Ticks are rampant in my state. The absolute worst thing to do is not AT LEAST check for ticks after.
There are also blatant signs of Lyme disease and tick bites (a target-like spot on the bite and around), Lyme disease is extremely fatal, especially to pets.
No House, no like. Don't ever let that happen again.
I can always see that i
ew it's season 8
A son and father were out on a boat fishing when they were hit head on. The father dies on scene. The son is rushed to the hospital. The doctor enters the room and says “I can’t treat this child because he is my son” who is the doctor?
The Mother.