Her parents inserted PINS IN HER BRAIN as an infant! | House M.D. | MD TV
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- The team tries to find the cause of a young girl's abdominal pain and bleeding that started in China, until they come up with a shocking diagnosis and realise that her 'illness' began at birth and was provoked by her biological parents.
From House M.D. Season 5 Episode 4 'Birthmarks' - As the team is about to treat a woman they believe to be suffering from SARS, House receives the news that her father has died; House would rather stay and treat the patient than attend the funeral and eulogise her father, but Cuddy intervenes and finds herself going to the funeral with Wilson; Secrets from House's past are revealed.
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House sending Kutner to translate the papers bc he's "kinda asian" is sm more funny when you remember that House canonically speaks mandarin
but can he read it?
speak and read... not the same thing. They are different skills.
House still knows more Mandarin. Lol.
If I remember correctly he read mandarin because he read lots of medical research paper across the world in their original language lots of times.
😂😂😂
"She's not who you think she is."
With those pins in her brain, she might not be who SHE thinks she is...
What happen next?
@@salmighazali953the episode ends
What happens next? They take the pins out, but scarring has left permanent damage, tho their removal would help the anxiety that seems to drive many of her addictions; without this burden the patient would have less of an urge to drink/self medicate w cigarettes (we see she is a smoker earlier in episode) but this would be a long road. provided a neurologist didn't prescribe a benzodiazapine all willy nilly somewhere during recovery, I'd expect the tv patient to be like running marathons now. But in real life, probably still addicted to something:/
@@90klh In our day and age: Cat Videos and Coffee...
@@KitFoxune I wouldnt include coffee in a "in our day and age" saying.
If you pay close attention to 7:09 you can see something incredible.
This is the exact moment where Wilson becomes a Middle-aged Chinese Woman. Completely breathtaking, truly on of the House M.D. moments of all time.
Man that was a crazy twist. I didn’t know he can just do that on a dime! Truely a Dr. Wilson from House M.D moment
Exceptional storytelling Bravo Vince
r/okbuddychicanery is leaking
It was like I was watching a completely different person. Incredible.
Bravo David Shore
I'm a little upset at her adoptive parents - "Could you lie to her" constantly. "She" is an adult living on her own. The doctors have an obligation to tell her what's going on.
When you have a child who is an addict, and you've watched them destroy their life for decades, you will do anything to get them to stop.
@@SummaGirl1347 "You will do anything" - here is a problem. If you are ready to do anything to fix your child and don't speak about your own restrictions, you are a part of addiction causes. Congratulations.
@@olive_lion some parents just love their kids to a very great extent. And that's your opinion. They did what seemed to be "correct to them."
@@ifykyk679 that's manipulation and it's gross. Doesn't matter how much they "love" their kid
@@ifykyk679 as a recovering addict I promise you I would never speak to my parents again. You could kill the person
"four parents and none of them taught you to cover your mouth"
Hahaha
That MRI on her abdomen would've ripped those pins right out of her head, doesn't matter if she never directly had a brain scan, those MRI magnets are insanely powerful.
Don't know about ripped out, but they would have noticed something when checking her before the MRI, but if not then, they would have on the first nearing of the MRI.
yeaaaaah that was my thoughts exactly lmao
Didn't one MRI machine get damaged this way, in a different house episode?
@@leeshackelford7517 yup house shoots a dead guy in the head.
I think it's a CT SCAN
"I have a needle in my brain pressing on my addiction center" Is my new excuse.
Hah! "This is an excuse for your lack of self-control." This trumps all. :-P
Is nobody going to mention how House just passed out and then it just moved along?
He had life alert.
@@mr.voidroy6869 you mean life ignore, because their response time somehow makes standard 911 calls BETTER?!
He was drugged by Wilson.
Watch the show
@xsilverwaterx dog tf u talking about? Woosh
How could any parent think not to tell their adoptive daughter, who’s an adult, that she had needles put in her brain by her biological parents. “She’s fragile” wth 🤦🏽♀️
Some parents will always see their children (even though their adults) as young children that need protection
@@dayanarahinojosa8595
Still as a adult and person she deserves to know. Parents may feel that way, but they shouldn’t act on it in this circumstance.
@@IsabeLLE_notLLA couldn’t agree more
idk. i understand the parents' pov. it's one thing to be an orphan; you'll never know whether or not your parents wanted you. and after doing everything you can to find them, not only did you discover that they never wanted you because of circumstances, but they wanted you dead. that's heartbreaking. and sometimes, even strong people can't handle the truth at times. so the parents' concerns are valid. but you're right; they shouldn't force the doctor to lie, because the patient deserves the truth no matter how horrible it was.
@@_enki 1) if her adoptive parents were good enough at making her feel loved and valued she wouldn’t feel the need to find her biological parents FOR THAT SPECIFIC REASON THOUGH THERE ARE OTHER REASONS TO.
2) the patents should’ve give all and any information they could about their child’s history to the doctors. Also the girl has a right to know her own medical background because it could save her life one day. Which is way more important than getting emotional over person you have nothing to do with and have an entire better life beyond them.
"Bubbles!"
"Is that you're new stripper name?"
"Yes. And also-"
13 was such a good character
Was looking for this comment
So used to house she just rolls onward
@@dillzilla4454 She really was!
Ask stupid questions get stupid answers 🤷🏾♀️
AUGH, how painful would that be?! The MRI is a massive magnet, and she had pieces of metal in her brain.... that could have been bad.
She would have died very quickly as soon as the MRI was turned on.
I'm pretty sure you can't feel pain inside your brain
@@Rainime Really? Why do you think headaches exist? That's your brain in pain...
@@SynBelcuore There are no pain receptors in the brain... I thought this was common knowledge. a quick Google search should tell you that. Headaches don't come from inside the brain.
@@SynBelcuore L + ratio
“You think I’m deflecting cuz im avoiding something deep. But im deflecting cuz I’m avoiding something shallow” damn that was good
"I've seen pictures of you where you look tall" House always has a comeback ready for anyone 😂
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I do like how Thirteen didn’t even blink when House asked if Bubbles is her new stripper name.
She is an actress!
@@kathleenmoscillo8552 my point exactly- its funny and well done
Thirteen was unironically the realest mf
I love House and Wilson brain storming together.
Well, Holmes and Watson. It's by design.
Saw a Documentary a couple of years ago. Parents had a girl during one child policy. They left her with her gran while they worked. She started sticking sewing needles into the granddaughters head to try and kill her . She began having headaches as an adult and when xrayed, there were dozens of them. Lucky they were too poor to have an MRI scanner. Reminded me of this episode is all.
We're the parents in on it or just grandma?
I can imagine the writers were inspired by stories like these from all over the world
@@DemonCatMidnightprobably not. In the older generetaion Confutian ideas were still alive and strong. Women were only accepted in the new family especially by the MIL if she had a son. Women who couldn't bare a boy could be sent back to their original family and were disgrace and great expense of the family. So the grandma did what she believed to be the best for the couple by trying to kill the granddaughter. *I strongly think it was a cruel and inhumane act, but luckily I wasn't indoctrinated to believe a woman only has a value for the family if she can give sons to the husband.
@@alyas6375Confucian idea or not, to do that to your own grandchild is pure evil.
@@alyas6375Mao-sit economics caused the main issue. Confucianism may have, when pressed with the dilemma on child limitation to prefer males, but that is neither here nor there.
I hate/hated people saying "do you mind not telling him/her" overall. The person basically accepts a truth that is a lie. Sure some truths are rough, but ALWAYS a rough truth is better then a happy lie as it is truth/real. Personally have a terminal incurable neurological condition. Been in and out of hospitals all my life. Saw so many patients hate their family after learning a truth that their family lied/withheld information about.
Hate my family for lying to me until I was 27 about who my natural father was.... Basically everyone in my entire family went along with the sly so I felt like I could trust no one once my adopted father told me he was my adopted father Indiana adopted me legally 5 years after he married my mother who had been pregnant with a previous boyfriend.
Because of their lives I missed any chance of connecting with my three half sisters from my natural birth father when we were all younger and I would have been much more likely to be accepted and integrated into their lives. So selfish and misguided of everyone
"Say it."
":( I'm a middle-aged, Chinese woman."
I love how House just has a god damn hotline to some Chinese doctor who speaks very good English, and immediately knows the patient and is willing to disclose patient information just like that.
Even if you didn’t watch the show, it’s pretty clear from the context that the guy he’s calling is the dude who helped her find her real parents. Impressive how you somehow missed that
This is so cruel. A lot of Chinese people had done things like this to their baby girls because of the one child policy and wanting a boy instead
The idea that parents love their children unconditional (or don’t harm them that much) is not universal or build into our instincts as strongly as people think. I’m so glad it’s becoming more wide spread as the years go by. But dam if it’s frustrating when people are shocked like “how can people do that to their kids”? Parents across history where awful to their kids health, very loving but still awful.
@@yucol5661 Calling it "Unconditional love" is a misnomer. I think what we call "Unconditional Love" is what Sarah McLachlan called a, "A Love that is inherently given". It doesn't have to be earned to get but it has to be worked on to keep, and their are prerequisites for that love. It is often the case with the love children feel for their abusive parents.
@@yucol5661 People are shocked simply because they can’t imagine doing that to their own children. I can understand that as a victim of parental violence myself. It’s one thing to know terrible things happen in the abject but to witness that terrible thing or the aftermath of such and process it, understand it, it’s very difficult for a lot of people.
This is the kind of thing that can happen when your reproductive rights are taken over by a government.
N let's be real how did that work out for the Chinese?
I will never get over the absolute absurdity of Kutner saying the pin was pushing on her "Addiction Center" and thus that is why she was an addict. Like there's a specific part of the brain called the "Addiction Center" that just immediately turns you into a hopeless addict if you poke it.
You actually have an addiction centers in your brain (or two to three, depending on who you ask), and trauma to these areas can change the pattern of addictive behaviors.
@@shoeboxbistrobut the real brain doesnt have specific regions since they found out that this aint how it works
@shoeboxbistro it's the same idea as like ppl with TBI or tumor right
like trauma or presence of tumor in certain areas it can change their personality
@@paloma3727 Or maybe he lied to them to get them off his back.
@@meirin5316i think your conflating it with how if part of your brain is damaged or removed other parts of the brain will take over for those aspects to compensate. Ie someone who has a full frontal lobotomy may eventually return to some normalcy. Note i said SOME.
The brain does in fact have sections that do certain things
I love House and Wilson dynamic.
Wilson dynamic*
@@bottle3124 sorry, my primary language is Spanish.
Id be an alcoholic too if I had metal pins jabbing my brain. Sounds painful. Alcohol can dull pain.
My grandparents were farmers in countryside village. I heard my grandma saying it was always tough when the authorities came by to collect the fees for having more than one child.
Very recently these years an old classmate told me that another of our classmate had a relative who were having more than one child and the authorities knowing that they couldnt afford those fees wanted to forcibly catch the woman and abort the baby so they had to flee the country.
The main reason I wasnt born in China was precisely bc my mom wanted more than one child. I honestly never in my lifetime thought I'd live to the day when China decided to change their one child policy. It's really frightening.
Are they still doing stuff like this despite declining birth dates
@@mokonarose01 No, now they’re desperately trying to get people to have more children because they’re 50 years from collapse, but it’s so engrained in the culture people are still having one child only
@@cowmoo5596 also people can't afford to have children
@@eyetrollin710 Most of China is still largely rural, the regions that matter, the urban population centers are facing a cultural and economical incentive against having more children.
Technically every first world country is facing this, but America and Europe can cover the difference with immigration whereas China has found that most foreigners tend to avoid China with its daunting language and authoritarian government.
It's horrible about all the lost and abandon girls of China. Some would say it's fitting about what's happening to China today. They wanted boys more than girls and now they got them, too much of them. Now they're saying that because there isn't enough women for the men of China today, the "purity" of the culture will die out. Since now men are looking else where in other countries for brides.
Serves them right 💁♀️
How rude of them, jeez
LMAO💀
I’m so honey
RUDE RUDE IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT,
I know right?
@@howtorooms3621 lol I was about to say that
The thing that always bugged me about "House" is how he is absolutely certain about every diagnosis, must start treatment immediately, it's always the only way and then, ten minutes later he's wrong but certain it's something absolutely. He's wrong 90% of the time but is still claimed to be the best in the business. He may be right eventually, but a he really hurts that hospital's reputation. (I seem to remember him being fired for it !)
I learned a lot about this whilst watching my best friend battle for her life in a hospital for months. She had been diagnosed with a very aggressive form of lupus, but a lot of her symptoms still couldn’t be explained. Doctors who work on these cases don’t have the luxury of time, to wait and/or go slow. They have to make decisions based on the incoming information. My friend died from a combination of multiple chronic diseases that were not diagnosed early enough when other doctors did have the time but attributed her symptoms to the lupus or to her being depressed about her lupus, and didn’t investigate further.
"It's not SARS." /removes mask/
I guess SARS is literally the only thing that's transmitted through a cough.
It was one of the worse things to worry about at the time
The “so far he’s fine” and instant cut to house fainting 😭 3:05
I'm not a doctor, but if there was enough iron overload to cause grainy images, wouldn't that show up in blood tests first? Instead of surprising them later?
Not if they didn’t specifically test her iron levels
Mama
Not really, the brain dosnt use blood, it's a different fluid so the metal wouldn't really seep into the blood itself
@@dauntlesstark9850 The ultrasound was of the heart. If the iron is showing up there, it's definitely not confined to the brain... And would definitely show up in blood tests. House even said that the iron could cause the pancreas to shut down, and blood to clot. Then would nothing suspicious show up in blood tests beforehand?
@@dauntlesstark9850 the blood/brain barrier.
But the realistic answer is they didn't check her iron.
Four parents and not one of them taught you to cover your mouth 😂😂😂
This video is both really loud and really quiet at the same time. How did you manage to do that?
Just saying the MRI would have ripped the pins right out.
That is why they didn’t turn it on…
@@bananaeclipse3324 you can’t turn off an mri magnet
@@amy204 isn't that a electro magnet
It moved the pins, that’s why she vomited. Also the pins went in when her skull was soft, her skull is not soft anymore and the pins aren’t strong enough to break through it.
Yep. Any metal in your body can make an MRI fatal..
She would have been radiographed before the MRI with unknown history
"She's an addict. Something went wrong."
Being an addict can have a genetic component to it. It isn't necessarily the parents. Though, parents also play a big part in everything. The problem with blaming parents, is, you can always blame parents. And their parents, and their parents.
My family is rather split up. And yet, despite being raised by all sorts of different people, we all have strong genetic traits that can be observed quite easily in a typical conversation. Addictive personality is one small aspect.
Genetics and under the umbrella of genetics, epigenetics too (basically gene expression changes as a result of the environment including during childhood and as far back as during gestation). This is the scientific backing for ancestral trauma at least to me (i havent researched it…this is just a guess based on learning about the terms separately.
TL; DR i agree with you. Google epigenetics and also if it relates to ancestral trauma.
She was adopted
@@elizemuller5065 And her parents don't have genetics?
@@elizemuller5065 epigenetics are affected by adoption though…bruh
As an adoptee, adoptive parents really DO attempt to write our stories in this way, erasing our identities. Please do not lie to your adoptive children. It is wrong. Our stories are already written, you don't write them for us.
I read in a book that they were able to do even more despicable things to their girls during the great famine in the 50s-60s. they were so desperate that they were willing to trade their baby girls with girls from other families in order to find a one time source of nutrition. Yes it's exactly what you thought. Allegedly, they would also half bury older girls on the side of the main roads. Not actively killing them and in the hope that a wealthier individual would feel pity for them and save one of them. Acts that they would never even consider doing to the boys. The book was very clear about that distinction
That's horrible, can you please tell me what book it was? I need to know more about this part of history.
Standing 6 foot away from Forman and subtly covering his mouth as a nurse walks past shows you the hero he really is
When your boss looks at you and says "you're sort of Asian..."
"She's not who you think she is". He puts it as if it is a good thing. It is, in many ways. But in more than one it is not a good thing at all!
why not?
@@oiytd5wugho Because it means that the daughter they have been raising for 25 years is not the same person they knew. While it is true that the person she actually is is (most likely) better than the person they thought she was because she is more balanced, it is also true that this means they will have to relearn about her, which is not something a parent should have to do. I would not be happy to know that the person I saw grow up for more than 20 years was not lucid; that all those idiosyncrasies that made her unique could actually be the result of a disease. As much as things will (almost) certainly improve, the initial period will not be something uniquely positive.
@@PKAC972 she was lucid all along. People always change, this is just more sudden. You probably shouldn't be a parent if you don't think one shouldn't have to relearn things about their kids. I am *nothing* like the person I was 10 years ago, nobody's bothered by that, quite the opposite.
@@oiytd5wugho Then I apologize if I did not make myself clear: I did not say that parents should not be expected to sacrifice for their daughter; I am saying that it is sad that from there on they will have to understand which memories were due more to her character and which were due to the needles. As for lucidity, I didn't say she was always drunk: addiction centers don't just act when you take an addictive substance; those centers are involved in a lot of decisions. It means that they will have to learn to remember that many of the possible wrong things she did during her life could be due to needles. They may also think, as parents, that they are guilty of not finding out sooner. Because when you're a parent, you want to protect your children, and they might think they failed to do so. Of course it's an irrational thought, but when faced with these events, parents are often at risk of thinking this. If 10 years ago you were different, 10 years ago so were other people. Here it is only her who will manifest some changes that others will have to get used to. Sometimes even asking for help. In short, the period from there on will not be only her behaving better.
@@oiytd5wugho you didn't just spend 10 years being the same person then suddenly transform into your current self overnight. no one is bothered by your change because they saw it happen over 10 years. I'm pretty sure that if you left your entire family and friends for 10 years with no contact and then came back they would definitely need some time to adjust to the person you became *because from their point of view it would not be gradual anymore*
these parents will be met by a completely different person with all the changes coming out of nowhere. all we, as the audience, know is that one of the pins was making her have an easily addictive personality, we have no idea what the other pins were doing to her, what her new persoality will be like
“That’s what all this stuff is for” is a fantastic workaround to having to give a patient an objective “yes or no” answer. I always liked Kutner.
Doctors shouldn't disrespect nurses like that.
always love the moment it all come together in house's brain
"bubbles"
"Is that your new stripper name?"
"Yes"
😂😂😂😂😂
So. We are supposed to believe she has never been anywhere near a magnet before? Lol. That is the most unbelievable part of the episode. 😅
They would probably need a very strong magnet to shift it. It has to go through the skull yes but it's also embeded in organ tissue. The only magnets people generally encounter are refrigerator magnets and they aren't very strong.
@@kellharris2491 See Halbach Array...very low stray field.
That's what you found to be the most unbelievable part? I thought it was the ending, when they were telling the parents they were just gonna do a nifty little brain surgery to remove what looked like at least 4 pins, embedded to different depths inside her skull. Looked utterly impossible to me. And no, I'm not a doctor, so maybe it is possible.
But just seeing the x-ray, especially that deepest pin, it doesn't look doable. At the end, Kutner even made a point of telling the parents the young woman might be stronger than they think, and points to the image of that deepest pin again, which is pretty much in the center of the skull. They never even made an issue of consent forms or anything like they have in previous episodes, just told them they were doing it, like it was no big deal.
@johns9652 lol. That is true. But with the brain a small magnet would have killed her in infancy. The whole thing is ridiculous.
Ya cause normal people are just sitting around magnets 24/7 🤡
Never talk in front of a patient. They can still hear you!!!
It’s always great to be in a hospital where all the doctors are experts in telling you what you don’t have
My hand is swollen
Well it’s not athletes foot
2:26 is great attention to detail and inflection upon a characters values.
I misheard 1:23 and thought *"Like a Santa returning to the stream where he was born."* was just a weird House metaphore
It's truly despicable that parents are willing to do evil acts to their children. Even this is fictional, this does actually happen in real life.
Can ppl stop saying “I know my kid” bc at the end of the day u don’t and u r shocked when u find shi out u never know wat ur kid is up to they lie mainly to their parents for plenty of reasons not saying all but most.
The one child policy law back in the day was so crazy how many people were willing to kill off their second child
They weren't killing off their second child. They were killing off their first if it turned out to be a girl. If that was a second pregnancy, she'd go for an abortion.
2:52
Very big deal. There's an only 98% chance that she'll live.
mk, doctor here: gallstones rarely show up on CT scan, also no one misses gallstones, this is one of the first thing anyone with upper abdominal pain gets tested for because it's so common. 2: pancreatic cyst? No, Foreman, gallstones can gallstone pancreatitis, which can cause a pancreatic PSEUDOcyst, which would've shown up on that CT scan where you allegedly found the gallstones. Yikes, this is like 1st year med school stuff...
So house just passed out and nobody’s gonna say anything lol
Besides what he said at the end, if he didn't tell her and she goes in at an ER at a different hospital that knows nothing about this for that one test for future issues that they pulled the plug on -- it could kill her. She would HAVE to know.
“Lalala faults…Wow she has metal in her brain !”. Same in real life you never know why someone doing something, there is always unseen reason for human behavior. Even if we yet don’t understand or see it.
THAT does NOT explain why House was flat on the floor...
+raises hand+ From personal experience, gall stones can absolutely make your urine brown if they block the common bile duct. A blockage like that is also extremely painful.
Wilson always there to help
*THIS IS A JOKE*
Fun Fact: Hugh Laurie has never been real. He’s simply been being played by Peter Capaldi and voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch 😂
Well, that explains his high-pitched voice in Jeeves and Wooster. Bennie was only a kid at the time!
You don’t collapse like Dr House without a severe head injury.
or being drugged by wilson, which is what happened in that episode.
Love when she says bubbles and House asks if its her new stripper name, ahe says yes and just keeps rolling along
I can kind of see where the parents of coming from wanting to lie. Personally I’d never do it but I get the instinct of wanting to just do something, anything to stop your child from destroying themselves.
i understand the parents wanting to protect her, but you can only shield a kid for so long. that, and the longer you do, the harder it will be for the kid when it all comes crashing down on them. she needs to know... just be there for her. help her to cope rather than avoid.
I love this team! They were the best team House had!
House: "Is that your new stripper name?"
13: "Yes, and also..."
House: "How did Bubble's test go?"
I would have been HOLLERING if House called and asked the team "Did Bubble's test work?" 😆😆😆 It almost sounded like he did, but, alas, he did not. 😁
Commercials would have killed the timing of that perfect add. You may have resurrected a cutting room floor joke!
This was edited really cleanly.
How did they get the pins into her brain without killing her?
Because the human brain, ESSPECIALLY in infants, are very resilient and will find ways to adapt, even with the most intense trauma and damage, but not without long lasting damage. So yes, they may live, but with some, if not lots, of physical, neurological, and psychological issues for life.
@@CasperWasHere118 Who knows how it didn't kill her. I'm guessing they didn't hit any areas that controlled vital functions and she was able to fight off any infections that developed, afterwards. Phineas Gage was a construction foreman working on railroad construction in the 1800s when something exploded and a tamping rod was driven right through his skull. A tamping rod is much bigger and thicker than pins and his skull was also completely formed, so no soft spots to ease the transition of metal rod on the way through. Much of his left frontal lobe got destroyed, but not centres that controlled vital functions, so the man lived for 12 years after his accident. Although his behaviour completely changed, he was able to function on his own and care for himself. He even spoke to his co-workers and walked with help to the bullock cart they took him to the town's doctor in, sitting upright and asking questions. If that doesn't defy belief, I don't know what does.
Baby skulls are not harden during their 1st 2 years.
A guy survived, and unknowingly lived for 20+ years of his life, with not much of his brain left. A lot of it is dead. Probably between 80%-90%.
If that guy survived and lived, then this girl will. Besides, it's metal. It's not blocking signals, but it is messing with it.
Cos it's a tv show, that's how....
When I heard my dad had died, I got nothin’. No deep emotional trauma, no feeling other than relief at never having to try and have a relationship with that man, anymore.
It's ok now.
7:09 The actor who plays Wilson was able to transform himself so completely for this role. He truly is in this episode
as someone in the medical field, i have NEVER lied to a patient....only parents when a terrified teenager is trying to take a STD test in the ER (bless their stupid souls) in which case i kick a parent out, listen to the teens entire life story and tell he parent they had a UTI
Shocking thing is still happened in China up until as recently as 2015 when the one child policy was over-turned. Odd timing I must say. 🤔
One child basically ended in the mid eighties when they added many exemptions
@@ColHogan-zg2pc No it wasn't fully lifted until 2015 as I stated originally. The government shouldn't control who gets to have children from the start & they damned sure shouldn't be allowed to force vaccines on us but that didn't stop them in US & China (The origins of the virus)
Killing the girls is so weird. I get the economic factor and wanting to carry on the family name or w/e. But women are statistically way more likely to reproduce and make grandchildren, especially in China since everyone wants boys. So if you can only have one kid it would make more sense to want a girl.
Using the pins as an explanation for addictive behaviours, and thus using them as license to forgive her, is a bit insulting to every addict out there, not least the ones who fight every day not to relapse .
"ventral tegmental area" which connects to mesolimbic dopamine pathway." The pin was pressing right against her (VTA). The way you said that was strange. "and thus using them as license to forgive her" like your jealous and wish you had that forgiveness. I'm not making fun of you if are an addict.
IE The "makes you feel good" button. Its possible, because addictions begin and end with the brain, by choice or not.
It's insane how a little pin can create a change in behavior and personality.
I absolutely LOVE this TV show. So much so, that I watched several episodes while in the Labor and Delivery ward, having my oldest. It was a long 37 hours. Anyways I had a few of the nurses watching it with me on my laptop. 😂😂
Who in the world would put pins in their daughter's head as an infant? That's just weird.
😢I really miss this show. I really appreciate House's cynicism.
It seems that no one witnessed house collapsing , and nobody checked on him. However, he appeared to be okay while in the car.
One of the biggest lies in history which is made worse by the person not realising and genuinely believing it.
"We know our child"
House can speak Chinese but doesn’t wanna translate
one of the episodes that was truly horrifying
I worked as a Radiology Technologist. I had a patient from a pshych home that shoved a bunch of pins into her head and under her scalp. Could see anything from the outside but quite a surprise when the films popped out.
God-DAYUM
"-and call me back and tell me you're embarrassed because my eyesight is better [than yours] 500 miles away."
one of the things that sets me off is the parents go "please dont tell them". dude would you like for her to find out and know you try to hide it from her? i get not wanting to upset her but you need to tell your kid [adopted or not] the truth. whether you like it or not. it needs to happen.
Not just that, but if she doesn't know that her birth parents tried to kill her, she'll keep trying to connect with them. Better to find out from the (not at all) objective doctor or the loving parents rather than finding out during an emotional outburst from the (attempted) baby-killers.
Also, she's a fucking adult
Watching this after the pandemic… “I’m wearing a mask, it’s serious!” If they only knew how serious it could get!!!
Cute, but I’m a neuroscientist, there’s no “addiction center” to be pressed on and cause addiction….
I think he made that up, so that the parents would tell her the truth.
Uh hate to break it to you but it probably was affecting the mesolimbic dopamine pathway, which you should obviously know is technically the dopamine system/addiction center. Lots of things can affect that and if a pin was deep enough then it would possibly irritate or cause it to do something different. Nerves are highly sensitive to anything, meaning if something touches it in the slightest wrong way it goes wrong.
Mri machines don't shut off. There was no switch to toss she would have been dead the moment she entered the room.
parents: "she's fragile"
doctor: "no she's not"
parents: "we know her, we're her parents, she's fragile"
doctor: "you dont know her at all, here's documentation and science to prove it"
Why did house just pass out. Did he get infected with whatever that girl has. I am surprised the episode didn’t show more of what had happened to him, and the next scenes he is fine like nothing happened. So confusing
Brain accupuncture. And this needle is pushing on your addiction center 😂😂
3:03 the way they summoned his demise
"house call your mom-"
"what are you? my mom?"
my same reaction😂😂😂
I love how Wilson is the Watson of this show, when House is the Sherlock
i'm no doctor nor a show director, but an electrician and i know that metal and mrts dont mix... if she had pins in her brain, it would be a smoothie in less than five seconds...
Killua laughing rn
that what i was saying
"sure looked grainy!"
"well yeah I've seen pictures where you *look* tall"
ZAAMNN
I would think the pins would affect the MRI results and possibly hurt the patient also.
The magnetic field during MRI scan would cause these pins to move, potentially killing her.
They never performed the MRI. She began to vomit so it was canceled. They did a CT scan instead... Ugh these comments.
This was just a constantly brilliant series.
The patient coughs on House and House collapses after. However, she did not have SARS. So what made House collapse?