Emotionless Mother Has EXTREMELY Rare Condition | Chicago Med
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- Dr. Manning grows suspicious of a mother who shows no emotion when her child is diagnosed with an intestinal condition.
Season 5 Episode 13 "Pain is For the Living"
April, Dr. Choi, and Dr. Charles try to put the pieces together when a child is brought to the ED by his parents with severe bruising on the hands. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning grows suspicious of a mother who shows no emotion when her child is diagnosed with an intestinal condition. Also, Dr. Halstead is shocked to discover that one of his addicts is a doctor in the ED.
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If she wasn't really worried, she wouldn't have gone to several doctors even after being told by several pediatricians that her baby is fine. She's acutely aware of her baby's cry that is "different" and that's really amazing.
Makes me think- maybe because it doesn't stress her out, she has higher capacity to hear the subtle nuances in her sons crying? I know when my kids cry for longer periods of time it drives me nuts, because i don't know what's Wrong with them And how to help them... Maybe without that anxiety that's basically shuttingn down her brain she can be more observant....
@@terezacervenakova3512 I think it's typically a mom thing, people who often take care of children understand their cries better than the average person.
Haven't heard of Munchausen's Syndrome by proxy? Caregivers make children sick, just to go to several doctors and get their sympathies.
I mean muchhousen syndrome exists
its a tv show
A mother can't feel anxiety or stress, and the thought of accidentally hurting her son still terrified her. That's the power of love.
I know when she started thinking about that maybe the reason her son has like that has because of her she got scared, she didn't got scared about that her intestines where creating a hole in her but she got scared about that she may have done something that could hurt her son.
I wonder if she maybe felt guilt? Im not sure which emotions she can/can't have
@@jsas2047 idk but I think it's more about the physical aspects. Like she was fine with the first diagnosis not because she doesn't think it's not serious, but she had never felt pain like other people so she can't relate as how the baby might have been feeling. She gave birth but couldn't relate to the pain others feel cause it feels different for her. So I'm sure guilt is a feeling she can feel.
No that’s the power of a tv show
@@mansoorkha8931 nah, this probably happens irl too. It’s not just tv.
Mother: Is calm, patient, good natured and basically an ideal patient
Manning: Something's wrong here, I can feel it
Drs pathooligise every thing if they can
That's not what made them question it. What made them question it is that she seemed "excited" to see something that everyone would agree is upsetting
Most first time moms are giant worry worst so yeah, its pretty odd and should raise a few eyebrows
its a tv show
@@aliceramdom.s its speculation, tv shows aren't always the time to turn off your brain.
She’s not really emotionless she just doesn’t have extreme negative emotions
Extreme? There's nothing extreme about feeling pain. Or negative emotions. It doesn't haven to necessarily be depression. But everyone feels fear, or anxious sometimes. It's human nature. Emotionless people DO exist. They can't feel ANY emotions. Happiness, sadness, fear, embarrassment. Can't feel pain. Can't feel sexual pleasure.
Don't find entertainment in the things we do. Just... Dont care.
@@firewolf4824 it’s not that deep
Maybe because she never had a chance to feel it due to her condition? Our psyche and demeanour developed as we grow and feel, what if you grow up and didn't know how to process pain, or happiness?
@@firewolf4824 oh, c'mon man. The disease she's portraying is called CIPA (Congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosis) and it's genetic. As far as I know they're not emotionless at all. What you're referring to is "Psychopathy" and it's extremely rare to find someone with that condition.
@@niceboi6364 it’s called antisocial personality disorder, not psychopathy, that is not a medical term, and in it’s varying forms and in varying degrees it is not a rare condition at all. It is in fact, quite common. What is portrayed here is unbelievably rarer than antisocial personality disorder.
I think this is one of the rare occasions where Dr. Manning is mostly professional and in the end actually nice to a parent- usually she's judgy even when she finds out she's wrong
yes because she comes across douchy parents who harm their children or don't do what's best for them very often
Agreed. I was starting to look down on Dr. Manning where she was starting to judge a mother without proper look through. But I'm happy that things were smooth sailing in the end
She still came across really judging at first. I didn't find anything off about the mom at first. If nothing was wrong then her suspiscion then shed be randomly judgy. Idk if it's just me I didn't think she was being emotionless
@@finnsnow2495 Manning is always judgmental, no matter how great the parents might seem- sick baby/ child enters hospital Manning judges parents.
I don't think this mother came across as emotionless.
I didn't get what reaction Manning was expecting at first? hysterics?
She sounded exasperated when she said not to say it is colic.
@@jadebolt4416 Exactly, if that was the father I feel like she wouldn't have batted an eye. It's more to do with the show I think. If they wanted to portray her as emotionless they should have done a way better job because the message I was getting is that she should be bawling or hysterical. Some people are just calm or chill in those situations and it has nothing to do with genetic abnormalities with pain. More of the show on this one. But, you're 100% right on Manning she's so judgemental espically with mother's or just women in general. I actually hate her character so much I don't watch the show. It's fine for a doctor to be judgemental as long as they grow and learn from it. From what I see she never learns her lesson and conitues to gossip and judge particularly mother's. Like in House I remember Chase abosultly despising obese and overweight people, he was super judgemental of them. But, he eventually grew from that and no longer judged them as harshly. He had more compassion toward them and did t jump to conclusions as much. Manning from what I see never grows an inch. That's the main reason I just can't stand the show.
She is one of the best mothers. She is not worried about herself but thinking about her son made her cry even with this disease. It must be painful not feeling any emotions.
Edit : thanks a lot for likes everyone.
Imagine a person who's actually emotionless but knows what an emotion is like
@@rossalbertdelacruz6751 isn't that a psychopath ?
@@JabamiLain Descriptively, yes but she aint
It's actually not. And that doesn't make sense. And they do feel emotions. Just not fear, anxiety, depression. It's all they have known so it's not a problem for them. I've read interviews by people who have got it. They are fine with it. Just because a person's internal experience is different doesn't mean you should pity them.
You can't miss what you don't have. It's like that for people deaf or blind at birth. They don't feel sad about it.
Imagine there was a different emotion. That aliens had. You saw them expressing it. And you had no concept of it. Why would you miss it.
@@JabamiLain no. Psychopaths know what certain emotional responses looks like in other people having copied it or masked them to fit in to a certain degree since childhood. And they do have emotions. Just not all of them. And less heightened emotions in some.
Emotions is not just about feeling sad,happy or frightened. If you had no emotions you'd be a robot. 😆
This mother may not feel anxiety etc and not every emotion, but she does care about her kid, and is genuinely loving and trying her best despite not feeling everything.
Yesss, it was so sad when she realised they both had Crohn's but only she wouldn't feel the pain... and that her child would be suffering from it. She's very caring.
@@ink3539 omg. I need to watch the full episode. I have Crohn's!
@@ink3539 i don't understand why her kid didn't have it though.
@@jadecoolness101 you're not getting 100% genes from your parent. Maybe the child got father's gene instead which didn't have that no feelings issue (in case the gene was non-dominant). Chromosomes are mixed quite a lot during recombination (when the egg and seed are created) and there is even a chance the mother got one bad gene and one good gene (that would imply that the no feeling gene is dominant) and gave only the good one to her child (which unfortunately made it suffer from the Crohn's worse). Basically the child gets two genes out of four options.
(And I was still operating on the simplified model of genetics, in reality it's much more complicated).
@@tymondabrowski12 okay, but the mother said only the people on her FATHER's side were "built tough."
Meaning that she likely had a normal mother, and "tough" father"
So I don't understand why it's different for this baby to have a (prsumably) normal father and "tough" mother? Unless the gene is an x linked trait... then the mother's mother could've been a carrier and given her two co-n\ no because then the son would've definitely gotten the "tough" X and be tough like the granddad.....
It doesn't make sense
She seems so nice- I literally think she is a perfect mother
I think she'd be perfect, always level headed and rational.
Like the Terminator is a great father :)
Not gonna lie that is the best mother I’ve ever seen on here ! 🥺
Usually this shows slams us over the head with extreme emotional outbursts.
Your telling me she's never been able to feel anxiety and depressive thoughts!?!? I WANT THAT
SMe
Man me too
It's probably more depressive to be in that position than actually having it.
@@fallenangel5098 yeah but as someone who has chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, and because of me not being able to move a lot with chronic pain/illness, get’s into depressive states as well..... it just sounds like a alternative universe of freedom from my conditions. I’d take the extra things it brings.
no you don’t lol. feelings numbs probably worse than feeling depressed
She can't feel pain, she's not emotionless
Not feeling pain can lead to not developing a sense of sympathy etc.
@@donaldcake1 not the real danger of it.
@@evieaddy9580 Yeah, I remember years ago a child/baby that could not feel pain, kept poking her eyes until she blind herself 😢
@@evieaddy9580actually it is very much a danger as you can SEE
@@firewolf4824 not what I was answering. And the comment before yours explained it.
Mother: has extremely rare condition
House: did I hear "rare condition"?
So true.
There was in fact a House episode where the patient had this condition lol
I love rare! (thats an old one)
@@hitismeduh was that not the one where the girl had a tapeworm?
@@lithuiwenart2955 yep!
MANNING: I'm a mother and if another mother doesn't react to a situation EXACTLY as I would, there must be something wrong with them
🙄
. . . Because, the alternative is that there must be something wrong with me. (That's the usual thought process).
she's always like this, kinda annoying
She was right though
Peak alabaster woman
@@jsas2047 this time. 😅
I love that even though she couldn’t feel it herself she understood the pain her son could have been going through. She is such a caring mother
I feel bad for the mother, she's just trying to help her son..
Anyone with a kid:
MANNING: Been there I have a kid. I’m a single mother. Yes I have a kid. Incase you didn’t know I have a kid.
Manning: I'm just gonna pepper in that I have a child
Manning: Oh, may I add, I have a kid.
Person: How do you know this is kids stuff
Manning: Oh I have a kid in case you didn’t know I have a kid oh and if u wanted to know things about me I have a kid
Manning: ah yes, children, may I add I have one?
@@wuraolaolagunju ayyyyyy omo naija
The assumption that mothers have to be a nervous wreck when their baby is ill otherwise something is wrong is actually harmful. When my big brother was a baby he had a seizure and so my mum called an ambulance and took him to hospital and was pretty calm because she doesn't visually show her panic when in a high stress situation. Because she wasn't seen as panicked 'enough' she genuinely got a care worker called on her. To this day she thinks that it was ridiculous, cruel and the least helpful thing the hospital could have done. My mum isn't that nice but she was never abusive and the fact that the hospital thought she was just because she wasn't having a meltdown is wrong
@@Lolamy That's how my mom is. I love her dearly but Lord knows she has her flaws, but one of the best things about her as a mom is that when I was hurt, sick, scared, or in pain and needed to go to the doctor, she was always calm. She took the situation seriously, but she never really panicked. That was always so reassuring to me as a kid - hell, it still is!
Amen. I'd want my mom to be calm and collected if I'm in danger.
This is not talked about much! I agree. Doesn't fit into mother image society has. She needs to cry and be an emotional wreck
@@kalindiii8614 the best mothers are those who can stay calm and stable in front of her children so they aren't afraid of what is happening.
This mom looks kind, caring and reasonable. No unnecessary screaming and drama, no stupidity and arguing with doctors. She is great)
she clearly isn't emotionless. She cares for and loves her baby. She wants what's best. She's not giving up on finding a diagnosis because she knows his cry is different. That's not someone who is emotionless. She may not experience all the emotions in all the ways neurotypical people do, but she's not completely void of emotions.
She’s not emotionless, and nobody’s saying she is. This type of receptive gene deletion is responsible for not feeling many emotions in vast and varying intensities, however emotional and familial bonds are still very much intact. While she may not feel the extreme highs or lows of many other people she obviously feels responsibility for her child. That small breakdown was probably the emotional equivalent of sobbing uncontrollably.
@@misspoppyseed3909 the title of the video said that, very misleading...
So basically, she's insanely hardy and just really tough when it comes to stress and pain, but she still has the ability to empathize and feel out when things are different. That's actually really cool. She isn't devoid of emotion she just isn't as sensitive to negative stimuli.
I live that Natalie is so worried about the mother and child, and only after she finds out about the mother's super rare genetic condition, she becomes super excited. I've seen doctors, when faced with something they haven't seen before, but find super interesting, they get just as excited as Natalie does.
Having an entire family of people who feel no pain and also will never feel anxiety or depression, is something incredible to me. Anyone that blessed is most certainly a hardy people.
I'm not really a expert but I've read somewhere that not having that sensitivity to pain is a bad thing because pain is what alerts us to what's wrong, for example a person normally goes and gets a tetanus shot after being scratched my a rusty nail but when you can't tell that you got scratched it may be too late and you always have to be careful not to get injured.
@@dio6586 sadly yes. They could break bones or their limbs could be dying, and they wouldn't feel a thing. In this situation she would be in excruciating pain every day so it could be considered a blessing.
You feel pain for a reason. It seems something cool to not feel pain but it can actually kill you because you may not notice something's wrong with you before is too late. People with this kind of rare situations have to constantly check up their bodies, temperature, etc and they are discourage to try things that may hurt them and they won't notice. For example if you're hurt inside you feel the pain and go to the doctor. If you don't feel the pain you won't go to the doctor until you colapse and then can be too late. Pain exists for a reason.
Part of the reason why doctors get excited for this lady's condition is cause they wish to study this condition, as a part of improving pain killers. I happened upon a documentary that explained this
@@dio6586
That danger of never noticing injury occurs when there is a COMPLETE lack of sensation, resulting in an equally complete lack of awareness of the injury.
This character does feel each and every injury. It's just that where we feel "pain" she feels a tingling sensation. She probably notices it, she just doesn't fear it like the rest of us would.
"you cant feel emotion"
mother: starts crying
w h a t
I think it's moreso that she can't feel emotions on the really negative side of things (i.e. severe pain and stuff)
Its should have been more like "You never really had the need to feel the emotions that come with physical pain - especially the ones with chronic pain like she should have"
I think it’s actually that she isn’t very sensitive to that stuff. She can still feel pain and sadness but it’s really hard for her to feel it.
I love how emotions came up in her when she realized she could've been hurting her son, it was so heartwarming and at the same time heartbreaking
She could clearly tell the difference in his cries and that this was something new. She might not relate to his pain but she clearly knows when to get a second opinion. She's also incredibly smart and immediately recognised potential dangers.
Not gonna lie, hearing a medical show specifically say Crohn's disease as someone with that illness feels so good. I feel like crohn's disease is never talked about and when I saw that episode I was so happy after :)
Most parents: Rant and rave emotionally at the doctors.
Doctors: Nothing wrong here.
This woman: Calm and collected, not ranting and raving.
Doctors: There's something wrong with her!
YES, there is. But at the same time, people DON'T usually act like the first example to doctors.
Sadly in my town it's very normal for people to rant and rave emotionally at drs ... rare to see someone react calm or even nice towards them
doctors say there is nothing wrong because it is normal for a parent to be stressed and upset when their kid is in the hospital. I'm not saying that means what the parents do or wrong, I'm saying it's a reasonable response for a person in a high stress situation like that.
@@blazemo9937 Still not as common as on this show.
@@blazemo9937 2aa
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The actress who plays the mother, was in season 3 of Chicago PD! She’s very talented and portrayed both characters very well! ❤️
Hollie David. In Chicago PD, was she the drug mule who attacked Atwater with a broken piece of bottle because one of the drug pouches she had in her stomach broke which made her go berserk?
@@jordanabeaulieu2530 umm I’m not sure- she was in season 3, and all I remember was that this man had been keeping her hostage and was sexually assaulting her in order to get her pregnant so him and his wife could have a baby- it was a sad but good episode!
@@holliedavid4318 Oh maybe I was confusing the Chicago PD episodes where I had seen her before. I will have to look again at Season 3 of CPD because I don't recall the episode!
@@holliedavid4318 that's whatI thought as well
and by the end and I am going 1:31 1:32 1:32 and a
The entire time she wasn't worried or stressed, yet the thought that she might have hurt her son because she herself couldn't feel pain made her feel extremely guilty. She maybe unable to feel pain or stress, but that doesn't mean she can't feel love or empathy.
“FOS”
“Full of…”
“Stool”
I’m dead 😂
Ahahhahaha 😂😂😂
I've already seen this woman's condition in The Good Doctor. CM did a good job too. I prefer this portrayal.
cm did it first i think
@@Emma-jd3mp No. TGD did it one year before😉.
@@PKAC972 ohh sorry
@@Emma-jd3mp No problem.
What‘s the condition called?
Feeling no pain or no emotions sounds actually rly dangerous. All the warning signals your body would usually send are just switched off.
It is very dangerous for a person with that condition. They cannot feel pain, therefore, they can unwillingly ignore a lot of health problems and need to visit a doctor regularly to make sure they are okay. We don't like feeling pain, but it's the only way our body can tell us something is seriously wrong.
The mother can feel happiness and all the other emotions. Her lack of concern about causing discomfort or pain to her baby came from a lack of awareness of pain or discomfort being a thing that exists.
It is fear of pain, of hurt, of suffering, that can lead to anxiety and stress.
Without serious pain, risk of injury is no longer as fearful. It becomes nothing more than a situation to be avoided or a problem that needs to be solved. You do what you need to do to heal and move on.
She is perfectly capable of feeling emotion and empathy but she wouldn't understand that the circumstances warranted any. After all, to her, injury is experienced as nothing more than an persistent tingling sensation. Think about it. Why would you feel any need to empathize with someone who was experiencing a mild tingling sensation?
Hands down the best mama I’ve seen on this show!!
I live with crohn's and I can tell you, yes it is excruciating. Cannot eat anything more then a child's portion without throwing up, have horrible cramps, bowel movements are a pain. I have to punch my legs when I go to the bathroom because the pain is too much and once I clenched my teeth so hard for the excruciating pain one of my molars broke. I have a fever every single night... I shiver, have coughing vomit fits... you have no idea. And I have to change my doctor because my doctor is a vegan crazy lady who doesn't believe in giving me medicine except cortisone which makes me have headaches, joint pain and makes me swell up like a balloon. She says the vegan diet will solve my problems. She doesn't even believe giving me iron supplements is good even though blood tests clearly show I am severely anemic. I called up a hospital which had a doctor specialized in my disease and I am trying to get an appointment but they are busy and I don't know when they will be free... feel lucky you don't have to deal with this disease, it is horrible.
I hope that you find a doctor who helps you get better and feel better soon. I know how bad some doctors can be. All the luck.
@@tesadityousfirey8915 thank you so much... I hope so too. Untreated crohns can lead to lack of nutrients, colorectal cancer and severe infection. I have a child to take care of, I cannot get cancer.
I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and nice words. It is so nice of you. I wish you all the best, really 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Omg I'm so sorry... And here I am whining over my problems! I can't imagine living like that and I hope things improve for you. My prayers are with you 💗
@@gillianmccolm657 hey every problem is worth attention and every feeling needs to be validated. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you being sad about something going wrong in your life, and me being sick doesn't make your situation any less important.
If you ever need to talk or just rant a bit about something tell me I am a good listener and I can give you my contact info.
Thanks a lot for your kind words of encouragement, it means a lot to me that someone seems to even care I exist. I would like to give you a hug but I will have to send you one instead 💖💖🧡🧡💛💛
I had aswell so lucky I had no pain 20x daily blood .... only pain I had was when bowel perforated x
Eh, I get that she's a mother herself and she knows a mother's love is special, but I don't like how she projects and thinks everyone is like her or they're weird. For all she knew, Axel's mom could have been the type of person to not display emotions. She could've been crying alone in the bathroom, not wanting to show weakness. She could have been so worried that she couldn't react at all. So yeah, the doctor was right this time but I hate how she projects.
I would never be so judgemental about someone's emotional stability or instability, especially when faced with traumatic circumstances; you make notes of your observations and then you make rational connections based on facts and experiences that correlate with your notes and observations to reach logical conclusions...but you should never bring your personal biases or emotions into forming opinions and diagnoses of patients.
Dr. Manning is obviously professional...however she draws her conclusions quickly with heavy bias involved...I am glad to see that in this case, though she was judgemental, she put her work before her personal biases...just this once.
she doesn't feel anxiety? Must be nice.
no its actually horrible lmao
@@art1cuno728 even tho it feels bad, it's vital for survival
@@benjaminlingle3493 ik thats why i said its horrible
The way the baby was paying attention to the doctor's diagnosis 😄
5:54
the baby deserve an oscar for the reaction
The title is wrong. This woman is not completely void of all emotion, just the painful emotions.
She's clearly not neglectful and loves/cares about her baby - nothing wrong there :)
I wish all mums were this chill.
Not having emotions sucks. And it can really damage any social connections. I occasionally depersonalise and lose my emotions and it makes it so much more difficult to interact normally with others. Emotions, even just small glimpses of emotions, are critical to normal communication and to even build any sort of attachment to others. Normal people feel happy when interacting with friends/partners or when doing things they love. I you can't feel happy those things just feel like pointless formalities.
Even if you can’t feel the emotion behind them, you stated yourself that social and emotional connection is important to us. Imagine if you didn’t have them- you made connections in spite of your condition, not despite it. Keep going, people appreciate you more than you know.
3:39 Omg that judgy face 😬 Has vibes of ‘You’re not upset enough about this so why are you calling yourself a mother’
Even if she cant feel pain the could sens that somthing was wrong whit her baby and the told the doctors and didnt back down untill all test possibel where run. Thats å good mom
Look I don't blame Dr Manning for raising a red flag, you don't have to be hysterical, but often depression can cause the person to become emotionally distant, the mother was unusually still and almost monotone, and while there's nothing wrong with that it's better to get any worries out of the way
That woman just won the mother of the year award. She cried when she realised she might be hurting her child unknowingly even when she has high pain tolerance both physically and emotionally. Hats off to her.❤
I wish my mom can be this calm and reasonable
Julia just seems like a really chill person to be around.
Having a blunt affect or simply subdued emotional response doesn't make you a worse person or any less human. Emotions are weird and complicated
See she showed true emotion when she thought she hurt him
I CANT STOP WATCHING THESE
shush.
@@mythxv3204
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One of the best patient stories the show had.
Badass momma! Strongest mother ever!
I love the mom’s voice honestly
what is so odd about wanting to accompany your own child during these medical procedures? I don't get why this would raise such alarm with the lady doctor
This hospital looks so cozy! Shame it’s only for tv! ✨
It’s actually a real hospital.
@@ava1872 no way! That’s cool 😎
That mum is chill af. Ice cold chill
Emotionless?? But she smiled and laughed, and cried at the end. Those are emotions....
Realisation, plus laughter is a nervous reaction- not one indicative of emotional response.
I think Dr. House would love to have this woman and her son as patients
5:55 Baby looks like he understands everything 100% and is in dismay 😂
some people are just calm, whenever I'm awake during my surgeries I always watch. My dad always does too (yes he's a doctor but still, not an expert in those specific fields) sometimes my mom does too
As someone with Crohns, can confirm a flare up is HORRIBLE. For me, it feels like fire flowing through me.
To the seven people who disliked how can you not like this
3:47 FOS
Patient: Full of sh..
Dr Will: Stool
Patient: Ah, that's it
She's just chill like that.
All these people in the comments saying it’s a gift... 🤡 I’m mostly joking, but you can’t get medical attention for an injury, infection or illness (including chronic ones) you can’t feel. That alone kills these people long before their time.
It’d be great if pain (physical or mental) wasn’t a thing, but it serves a really important purpose.
That is terrifying....to not know when something is to hot or too cold on a baby. Man I can feel her pain when she says "she couldn't of known".
No stress or anxiety? Fucking hell I wish I had that condition...
in my experience -as a son- moms know when something is wrong
Okay that "F.O.S" bit tickled me in just the right way. The look on that woman's face!
No anxiety and no depression...
Infect me now.
Cool, nice and caring mother! 😍
Wowwww didn’t expect that from the baby! My mum has crones disease to and shes alright with it now as she had half of her bow removed 4 years ago!
My husband can't feel pain in his hands or arms and was terrified of ever running baths for the baby
“Your bowel is FOS.” “Full of-....?” “Stool.” I cracked up so much oh my
Dr. Halstead: Your bowel is F.O.S.
Patient: Full of sh..?
Dr. Halstead: ...stool!
(3:46)
"you are a mother you will always know what he needs". such a huge misunderstanding. You can do a lot of things wrong. And many parents do. "trust your intuition"? no. inform yourself and try not to do the same mistakes as your parents and grandparents and so on.
My family knows someone who has a condition where he doesn’t feel fear. Might be a different one as I can’t remember if his was genetic. It’s honestly fascinating though
Julia's little baby song is so cute
I just LOVE CHICAGO PD AND CHICAGO FIRE!
This is Chicago MED
Your forgetting MED
What about chicago med?
This is chicago med if you forgot
Somehow
"so you've never been depress or anxious" "no" **1 minute later** *Begins crying over her child*
I have a fear of hurting someone younger then me,if i had a kid and accidentally hurt it i would have a melt down
When I first saw this episode I thought maybe she had autism, as many people like to say that people with autism are cold and emotionless, which is far from the truth. If you truly love your child, you will know that something is wrong with them, sometimes even before the child realizes that something is wrong with themselves.
You may not feel everything he feels , but you're his mother , you'll always know what he needs! ; Nice Rhyming
If she does not cry or feel anything then how does she cry when she reallises something
I think it's disappointment in herself. Other emotions can cause tears, not just sadness or fear
You can't take a genetic test without explanation and clear consent from the patient
i just finished chicago med and i cant find anything better
That face of dr Manning in2:08 I was crying so bad because of laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg literally was just watching this show, then I come to TH-cam and it's on my recommended lol
This is so strange... Two comments above this one is the exact same, and I mean EXACTLY the same
@@aaliyahdew7168 Craaaaaaaazy, just like this show, smirk
Just because she can't feel pain doesn't make any less of her a great mother you can see she cares for her son
There is a difference between feeling a thing and understanding it. Though she does not have the feeling, she understands what the situation warrants and how to react to it. It is learned behaviour. There was a kdrama "He is Psychometric" where the main villain (ok its gonna be huge spoiler" has alexithymia. I think it is rather her case. Also this whole thing reminds me of a girl who has a huge deletion of crs 6 and cannot feel pain, cannot feel hunger, cannot feel need to sleep...
was that a movie or a series? I just watched a recap of it here on youtube
I wish I didn't feel any pain
Not being able to feel anything, and not being able to have any emotions makes the PERFECT FBI Agent out of this women. :D
imagine every new mother would want advice to keep their emotions controlled like her's
It must feel terrible to think of that as a mother oml I’m crying
Y’all she can be worried without feeling emotions
Worry isn’t an emotion, like frustration or euphoria it’s a mental state.
the baby is adorable oml
OK, that's too spooky. I literally had a routine colonoscopy today for Crohn's, and this shows up in my feed. What the...
omg im balling my eyes