Doctor Finds a Patient With His Dead Sister's Heart | New Amsterdam
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2023
- The recipient of Max's sister's heart arrives at New Amsterdam just as Max convinces Sharpe to take a risk on his course of treatment
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Season 1, Episode 9, As Long As It Takes
Max convinces Dr. Sharpe to take a risk on his course of treatment and Bloom grapples with a difficult conversation. Meanwhile, Dr. Kapoor considers helping his son in a big way after some advice from a friend.
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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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for those who dont know, max and his sister were twins, when they were 8 his sister luna died from a hospital acquired infection, this had inspired max to become a doctor in the first place
How can an 8 year old with an infection be an organ donner? I’d think the infection would make the heart no good
@@Meanie74 idk man, maybe the infection didn't spread to the heart
@@Meanie74 it could have been a specific type of infection, since not all infections affect the whole of the body/organs
Dude I didn’t know they were twins 😢😢😢
Thanks 💖
I love how Dr. Sharpe is answering the patient right on Max's back because she knows that he is emotionally involved, and she has to keep him in line with the reality of the risk involved. He's getting irritated with her quick responses, but she knows they have to be honest with the patient. This episode was so touching; i shed some tears on this one. Luna gave her a second chance at life, and she, the recipient, gave Luna's heart a lifetime of love, happiness and adventure. Max was so touched.
I guess he repressed a lot of it from grief. It's pretty common to shove painful memories deep down as a coping mechanism.
But a doctor should never let their emotions get in the way of their duties to their patients. Ever.
This is the epitome of a heart-to-heart moment.
Very sweet and sad. Dr Goodwin totally forgot in order to ease his pain
he's grieving though
Obviously he shouldn't have been there, but at the end he did the right thing and got to remeber something precious from the past.
This was a heartbreaking and heart lifting episode 😢❤
This was the most touching episode.
Wouldn't it be a bad idea for Goodwin to be involved given the connection between the patient and the doctor?
It shouldn't have been allowed, period. Look at how he sees the organ transplant as somehow being his sister, when the patient is her own person.
lol i thought u were talking about sharon goodwin from chicago med for a sec😆
@@HulklingsBoyfriend Wrong. . . There is no conflict of interest there because him and the patient were NOT related in any sort of way.
It is when she has his sister's heart. Which makes him directly involved@@jamedlock83
me and my sis are twins, this hits hard thinking my twin is gone but their heart still beats
I have a twin and she is my best friend. We will be 60 this year and this made me cry
The mind is a powerful thing? The things you remember and don't remember just as a defense mechanism against pain.
yup. i am recovering from alcohol use disorder and even when i only have one drink my brain ends up blocking out every memory associated with even a drop of alcohol in an attempt to protect me from the pain i experienced when my drinking was at its worst. it’s miserable because i end up forgetting important things or missing out on happy memories because i end up forgetting
@@jayleighbear that's the way my childhood is
The universe works strangely by bringing people you thought didn’t mean anything close to you
He kept his eyes&heart on "their" heart❣
He went crazy for that ❤️
Amo essa série❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I forgot they were twins and they named their daughter Luna after his sister
Stuff like this is usually kept strictly confidential. They don’t tell you who the organ came from. Sometimes family members and friends donate to people they know. For him to know is unusual in the real world especially id like someone said, his sister died when he was very young before he became a doctor; which is what was suppose to inspire him to be a doctor. I haven’t been able to watch full episodes but I’m going to have to know.
The donor society can't directly hand out information, but if the family of the donor want to reach out to the recipient and vice versa, they can act as a middle man by essentially passing along notes. If those notes have contact info, it's directly from one of the parties involved, not the society.
When my nephew passed away 18 years ago (he was 5 months old), my sister made the call to donate his organs. He saved 3 people. We didn't get much info on 2 of recipients other than they were middle aged. Through the society and what I mentioned earlier, however, we were able to contact the people who's 1 year old son got his heart. They had even sent us a few pictures over the years. To this day that little boys picture is on my moms fridge next to a picture of my nephew.
The best😅
even if she’s getting a new heart she’s his sister now
See how the mind works 😢 same thing happened to me when I lost my brother part of my memory disappeared in order for me to move on 😢
I dont get why hes focused on the heart vs the pt. If he just lets her die bc he cant accept taking out his sisters heart, the good that her heart did will be for nothing.
It's called being too emotional. Some people process loss differently and see things differently than others.
Too emotional plus he probably felt like he was losing his sister all over again
I hope you put that episode in Season 2 where that mother had a still birth.
Who is cutting onions x.x
Putting all the nonsense here, transplanted organs are meant to extend life by an average of 10 years and being lucky 20. In this case, the situation is even more unreal as the patient has blood issues (hemophilia) and 27 years with the same transplanted heart?
t👏he cameraman be speedy
There is no way you are out of the hospital and attending your organ donor’s funeral a week later. -organ donor recipient. Most patients are still in the hospital at one week.
What hapened in the end.??