12-Year-Old Needs a Lung Transplant to Survive | New Amsterdam
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- With a big domino transplant procedure on the line, Max (Ryan Eggold) must decide if he can be present in the hospital while also dealing with his illness.
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Season 1, Episode 7, The Domino Effect,
A bond with a patient makes Bloom (Janet Montgomery) consider her personal life and Iggy (Tyler Labine) makes progress on a long-standing case.
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In the wake of the ambulance crash that ended Season 1, medical director Dr. Max Goodwin grieves the death of his wife, Georgia, and learns the difficulties of being a single parent - all the while continuing his commitment to solve systemic health care issues at the hospital. Add in his new responsibilities as a father and with cancer still lingering in the rearview mirror, everyone around Max must wonder how long he can sustain this impossible load. But "How can I help?" is not just Max's catchphrase, it's his reason for living. As long as he's helping others, Max is able to find hope in the most hopeless of places. The cast includes Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman and Jocko Sims, with Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher.
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I did not expect that at all, tears immediately as soon as he opened the door and said they had 12.
The sad part of the episode is that the lung transplant cant save her, but her father still agrees to participate in the domino transplant
She does live
@@kateperez2117 never had the chance to watch the episode. Just know one of the following clips of the episode doctors tell him there was nothing they could do and he still offered to participate.
She gets the lung in the end and survives
@@calebstearns5571 so don't spread misinformation if you don't actually know - you didn't watch the whole episode or even all the clips available, so you had no idea how the episode ended, yet you felt the need to announce your (wrong) guess to everyone as if you knew for sure. :(
@@Czadzikable Ease up on him. A lot of people have
made mistakes like that before. Your calling him out
on it is even worse.
This scene always makes me emotional
It's so weird that the domino transplant was originally broken because the initial donor didn't trust a stranger to do the same for her and now the domino transplant was completed because 12 donors were willing to step up to help out a stranger. At the end of the episode, they say there's no guarantee that the lung transplant will help save the young girl but because the father is so moved by the kindness of 12 strangers, he's still willing to volunteer a part of his liver anyway.
No, you misunderstood. It wasn't that the original donor lady "didn't trust a stranger to do the same for her" - She was meant to donate to her brother Matthew - the guy who said the sister was his only family left. It seemed (from another clip where you can see the doc talking to her) like she felt she should donate because it's family, but in reality it was too much for her as she needed to look after her 2 little girls and couldn't for weeks post-op.
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I want to live in a world like this.
Oh dang, that got to me. I mean, it seems totally unrealistic (pretty sure it's not that easy to donate body parts) but it's some darn good writing! And there ARE people out there willing to donate for someone they don't know.
I've no problem donating to a stranger either, should there be a dire situation. All I ask is that I have enough body part to function for myself.
@@ikawba00 Fair enough! I mean, unless there's no chance your brain will work correctly again. Then you be free of the most of it.
Thank you
This reminds me of the domino transplant surgery they did on Grey’s Anatomy back whenever it was a great show. Season 5, episode 5. That was also my favorite season of Grey’s I think.
One of the better episodes (and also the first episode I ever saw of this)
That’s such a beautiful ending
TV: checks in and gets a room immediately
personal experience: waits 8 hours and sees a doctor
Depends on the hospital. In a hospital like New Amsterdam in a big city, I’d expect the wait to be longer, but in a smaller hospital ER, it can be much quicker depending on why you’re there. I went to the ER about two weeks ago and needed a very minor surgery (they didn’t even put me under) and they had me in and out in about an hour.
I'm not crying...you're crying...
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I love the diversity of the show ❤
I don’t! Americans first, then we can help other people.
@@Americanpatriot-zo2tk agreed. How are we expected to help others if we can’t help ourselves first.
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@@tmr3421 typical Karen comment up there 🙄
@@tmr3421 cho goofy vibes ahh up
Nice concept, but the transplant chain couldn't survive a single hiccup without falling apart.
... they named her Lily Potter
Coincidence?, they probably know nothing about Harry Potter, but I thought the same.
The ending is so cruel. Instead of testing everyone and being certain they can save the girl, they decided to have a little dramatic show of "we don't have ONE donor--we have TWELVE!! (which means it's very likely to find a match)."
Even if they did manage to save his daughter, that flashy scene was extremely unnecessary and ignored the fact that "very likely" isn't 100%. Find out for sure before you give false (or correct) hope.
If it was absolutely necessary to tell the dad before they could test everyone, it should've been done professionally. "Twelve people responded who are willing to donate part of their lung to your daughter, which means there is a very high likelihood that we're able to find a suitable donor for her. We still have to test everyone to see if anyone is a match, but her chances are very high."
Apparently you don't know how that works. . . lmao
Any potter heads out there noticed the Lilly potter😂❤😂
HP is transphobic.
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I always feel sorry for children and in this case I feel sorry for these immigrants but they’re chewing up assets. The citizens should be hearing these people don’t have 1 second of right on American soil. I’m a registered nurse for 35 years. I’ve seen it 100 times most times they come here for free medical care or other things they’re free.
And what in the hell does that matter?! Saying I’m not going to donate they’re not American is like saying I’m not going to donate because they’re black! It doesn’t matter !People come from poorer countries for help and other reasons,not to “steal” your precious healthcare! Good god and you’re a nurse?! I feel sorry for your patients,”oh I can’t treat you,your from South America “ I have never read something so disgustingly stereotypic and racist !😡
Not true, the great majority of Latin American are countries have free healthcare, as long as the head of the household and main breadwinner has a job and stays working keeping the position the government entitles you and your direct family like your spouse is enrolled for life and your children until they turn 18 to receive free healthcare,free surgeries,free treatments and free medication, the healthcare business in the U.S. could never compare or be the incentive for anybody to immigrate to the U.S.
the gun violence, killings,kidnappings and overall fear for their lives is the reason why people scape their homelands, not because they want “free stuff” and btw there’s nothing for free in American hospitals they even charge for a bottle of water.
@@Izzybaggins yeah, but what they consider free healthcare in South America. If you might get a shot of penicillin, that’s the reason these scumbags jump the Rio Grande for free medical care I’m a registered nurse I’ve seen it with my own eyes.
@@Izzybagginswell I don’t know what you’re saying but if they have free healthcare, why are they coming here? I had a lady that was getting free dialysis because she would’ve died in Mexico because she didn’t have the money to pay for it. I don’t care what they’re telling you they don’t get free medical care, and their income here become Americans. They came here because it was their only chance at living, which I understand, but don’t agree with America first! I failed to see where your problems at there!
Since when is health care in America ‘free?’ 🤷♀️