This Arm Doesn't Belong To Me | Chicago Med
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- A patient comes into Chicago med with a mental condition believing that his arm own arm doesn't belong to him
Season 1 Episode 13 "Us"
Still dealing with the fallout of his DNR patient, Dr. Halstead tries to organize a baptism for Dr. Manning's son. April befriends the father of a patient who was rushed in for swallowing magnets. Reese performs a procedure for which she's not qualified on a patient while awaiting the results of her residency match and Dr. Charles diagnoses a patient with a rare disorder when he tries to saw off his own arm.
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I really admire how Dr Charles talked to the patient in a respectful manner, it's what I aim to be as a clinician :)
Kimmy B k
Isnt he a psychologist
He’s a psychiatrist you fools not a psychologist or clinician 😂😂 a psychiatrist has the capabilities to medicate someone and is a medical doctor, a psychologist can’t medicate and doesn’t have to go through med school first
And I believe what Kimmy B was getting at was that as a clinician she strives to have the same attitude towards patients as that of Dr Charles. When Kimmy says clinician she is referring to her job role not Dr Charles
@@williamtansley4467 you are right about everything. But isn't clinician a general term for someone who gives primary care to the patient? A clinician can be a doctor, a medical assistant etc etc So he is a doctor and i think does come under clinician. He is a doctor who is a psychiatrist.
"it's still there"
my friends when they see me
I'm so sorry to break it to you but that is hilarious
🤣🤣🤣 oh my god
i dont think you should call them friends
But i dont know what they are like so
BOI *yes*
@@shutup-oi5tp it's just a running joke my friends and i have with eachother lmaooo
*doesnt have and arm anymore*
Man: happily eats his chocolate pudding
Oh I thought it was weird jam or something
i thought it was baked beans lol
*happy amputee noises*
@@Me-vl4vk ABAHAHHAHAHA NOOOOO IM WHEEEEEEZING
Typical leftist in their normal world sadly
Note To Self: Don't let a person with BIID be surrounded by weapons and tubesand other stuff.
Jessica Gacha
Wow didn’t know what (sarcastic)
@@katzomatzo7448 UwU I already know you do
hi 😇
Well what if there was some other emergency that would require these things. It would take time to get all the things and that would be too long.
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I am a little disappointed cause I thought he had someone else’s armXD
I thought it was going to be some weird chimerism thing!
Same!!! 😃😄
Basicallyabananoter
Same xD
Same
Basicallyabananoter ikr
Watching this a second time shows this man was quite intelligent. He learned that an on the spot attempt wouldn't work and that the pain would stop him. He'd need to be medicated and make sure no one could se what he was doing till it was too late. He kept his ears and eyes open and thought of a better plan. I can't see this from his perspective and I can't imagine feeling like a body part isn't mine, but all the same I'm impressed by his resourcefulness
Yep, took the nerve blocker so he wouldn’t have to feel his arm dying, preteens like he was going to fall asleep and then tied it up so by the time his nerve blocker wore off it was long last dead
I have BID and I'm amazed myself. The only way I've tried to get it (left leg) off is by self mutilation and not treating it in hopes it becomes so infected it has to be cut off. I can't even think to feel how it will be when I'm older cause I'm only 15
@@maddkiwi1723 please, don't harm yourself, go to the doctor and try to get help. When you hurt yourself this way you wont only take leg off, but you can kill yourself by loosing blood or having severe infection. Do not hurt yourself.
@@maddkiwi1723 I don't even know if you'll see this, but if you do, can you give your insight on how it is like to have BIID? I'm curious about it
@@anamoraes7387 it's somewhat like a wart. You acknowledge that it's there but you don't want it there so some people don't do anything. Some people might do something every now and again like me or you have some that go all out to get rid of it without stopping.
Dr Charles is so pure & wants to help everyone he's the doctor we need in real life just pure raw emotion and connection to patients
Absolutely 👏
Ima be honest I was disappointed when it turned out to be biid and not that he actually has someone else's arm
How could that be possible?
~ Magic ~
Same
Everybody was disappointed XD
8bennaboo he could have had a failed surgery or something?
I was not expecting that purple arm
Thanos mann
Same
Same
Same
@@skeetandyeet3960 same
I love that finish line from Dr Charles 'Like it or not, that's happy ending'. It just shows that he accepts patient's decision even if it's aganist all things Doctors are taught.
No it really isn't.
@SneakyKidd why do you think that? Just curious on what you think.
@@januscircus1287 The reason I despise this and that it should never be affirmed is that eventually if not now definitely later they are going to fill up a spot for people to help them with their physical disability and there are people out there who have become physically disabled by no will of their own that's gonna lose resources to People Like This, and I don't care, I despise them for it.
Believe me they should get all the psychiatric help they can get but never should it be affirmed both for their sake and for the future disabled people who need resources these guys are going to fill.
@@jsb1100 technically his mental issue is already a disabillity and he's already taking up resources XD
@@jsb1100 erm his mental illness is a disability and taking up resources...
I know it shouldn’t of but Dr Choi kneeling on the bed as they were wheeling the bed away made me laugh. Like he was just hitching a ride
Reminds me of that Song Hye Kyo scene in DOTS. 😄
I went back to watch that after seeing this comment. I didn't realise and it is very funny.
So that they could stop the potassium in the dead arm from going into the rest of the bloodstream
Oof childhood memories of riding the shopping cart
what the fuck do you mean?
Does it bug anyone else when she called the guy crazy?
Not really. I think she was just referring to the situation 😂
Ice Flower I think she was just calling the situation crazy
I thought that for a moment, but I think she’s referring to the situation
I thought that to at first but I'm sure she was saying it in sympathy
It really annoyed me when the paramedic said it
I don't watch this show but i only watch thes clips
same
jennifer morgan same
Honestly you're better off honestly, most of the characters absolutely suck and they make the show unbearable to watch but the show's ability to portray certain medical cases and their attention to detail is pretty much the only thing that keeps me coming back.
I walk in on my mum watching it from time to time but even though I find it interesting i never stay to watch
Same
It’s so crazy seeing this actually portrayed. A few years ago I had a mental breakdown where my arm didn’t feel like my own and I’d wanted it off for like three days. The feelings gone now, but to see it this extreme is horrifying.
I think im the only one here who doesn't get it. So what of its not ur own arm? Isn't it better to have someone else's arm than not having one at all???
@@aidele5757 It should, but it's a disorder a person's experiencing. Their discomfort isn't supposed to be normal.
@@datemasamune2904 i suppose your right, thanks for responding!
I read about a woman with BIID who felt like she wanted to be paralysed. Actually paralysed. She apparently wanted to break her back!
She put casts on her legs and went around in a wheelchair!
That would be either a total lie OR the most extreme version of the disorder, because it’s one thing to want to get rid of your arm… but to want to paralyse yourself is just… so… 😞
The similarities between this disorder and wanting breasts and genitals cut off or reassigned is alarming.
“Cut it off!”
“We’ll talk later”
“I want it off!”
😂
Fuck
@@wiganermon yup
It’s not funny it’s serious.
@@clueless2196 the only thing i got to say to you is a big fat LOL😂🤣🙄
@@clueless2196 Hun This Was A Funny Comment I Am The 'Ha Ha Funny PD' Bad Vibes Have Been Sent Your Way
Anybody else feel bad for the old guy that tried to help him ?
You mean dr.Charles?
im @@Angela-qz4ml by her comment
Lucy Stamper clearly your new to watching this
S U N F L O W E R x well NO!
S U N F L O W E R x you’re*
no wonder something felt off when he asked Charles if he could pull up the cover for him LOL
I think he was still in restraints
Calling patients crazy.
What a great hospital
bakersmileyface every hospital does. My doctor literally called some woman a big hit bitch because she demanded some shit
It's a fake hospital. They could shoot their patients up with batter acid and it wouldn't matter. Because it would be fake.
I'm pretty sure it was the police officer who called him crazy.
The cop called him crazy, none of the doctors did
Hey did anyone else thought that he actually had someone else’s arm like he got a fake one when he was younger 😅
I thought he was kidnapped and a sick surgeon amputated people's limbs and replaced them with other peoples
Wan Xin_Diamond 90% sure that that is impossible with today’s medicine
Funnily enough no
@@Alucard-gt1zf well, there was successful hand transplant with usability (what wasnt a given before) several several years back. So its not impossible, but him having this feeling since he was a kid does make it impossible.
What I don’t understand is the fear. It’s one thing to dislike something that feels alien, another to fear it.
Read the first comments comment
Oh! My aunt works at I think something like a mental hospital or something and this happened to her accept the patient had cut is arm off before they brought him to the hospital.
I have biid syndrome. I payed to get my leg amputated. It’s very hard to explain I’m a mother and a wife but this leg didn’t belong to me. It’s very hard to comprehend.
Shoshana Katzen i understand if you don’t wanna tell me but can you explain biid syndrome?
Abi Keast abi imagine you have stolen someone’s wedding ring after there husband died. You carry guilt and Ashament. Or your carrying something so bad you just want to get it out. For me as such it felt I stole your limb and I needed to return it. Or that I have an additional leg that i know nobody notices but for me everytime someone looks at me they are looking at my stolen leg. Abi I respect that you have such integrity I know a lot of people who shame me but I’m so happy in my life before I contemplated suicide every day. I suppose it’s like being gay, you feel different about yourself and just need to change no matter what people think of you. It’s like why do transgender people transition because they were born in the wrong body same with me my leg felt like it wasn’t mine. Unfortunately a lot people do this for attention however I’m not like that I needed to remove it or it’s like I needed to transition.
ponyo it is but now I’m living the best life and nothing has changed besides I have a fake leg to walk instead of a real one. One day I’ll explain to my triplet daughters that mummy wasn’t feeling well and now she’s all better.
What was your husband’s reaction when you told him about your condition? And your kids’ reaction? I hope you don’t mind me asking. Please tell me if it’s too personal to share.
catheseries I think to begin with my husband married me and I married him for him not his body parts or his physical features all though that matters. He understood my condition and respected me. It was very hard for him to understand more then anything. But now I’m loving life and that’s what is important to him. I told my daughters that mummy has got a bubu in her head that makes her feel sad about her leg and when mummy removed her leg and gets a new one I will be the best mummy for you. And yes I can have prosthetic legs it’s just my own original leg that was no belonging to me.
I love this doctor so much. He's the modern more "doctor" version of guattari. He rejects normativity and just wants to help. He's... AMAZING. I'm not exaggerating. Seriously the best doctor in series and I hope I can become like him. It seems like he's studied a lot of German and french idealism in the sense of self and respects that there is nothing absolute and we have to see other people's experiences, because that's what medicine is based on. It's in the middle of anthropocentric and hardcore sciences.
I love how they made a point that whenever dr Charles touched the patient whether to comfort him or restrain him he made sure never to pay him on the part of his arm that he had a problem with.
I love dr Charles for this
Things I’ve learnt today:
Arms can choke
Sometimes parts of your body feel like they don’t belong to you
I cracked up when Dr Choi was riding away on the bed near the end 😂
Same. But like "wish he'd sit on me" kind of laughter.
Same
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️bruh he has to god ur so dumb-
"it's still there" my mother 2 seconds after she tells me to take out the trash
Dr: Charles is literally so humble.
What's great about this series is that exposes real situations and mental and physical suffering of many types in the world
I had something like this last year I was struggling with depression and anxiety and for a while I was convinced that my left arm belonged to some one else and that I had stolen it and needed to return it to who it belonged to was a scary feeling then and now when I think of it 😭
I often feel like my body, memories and experiences doesn't belong to me, but that's just dissociation. But yeah, trippy
@@florence4372 me too, but not as often, rarely yes
gosh i’m sorry sounds terrifying
sounds more like a psychotic break than biid
get some pychtric help buddy and you will be just fine
7:15 i kinda loved how he was just sitting there, drinking his water like a toddler that got what he wanted... (just me?)
Idk man i kinda felt bad for him tbh 😕
Nothing better than calling someone with condition like that a toddler who achived what he wanted
Dr Choy always pisses me off with how cynical he is about mental illnesses.
I think its partly to do with how he grew up and his military background... I mean... look how long it took him to truly admit that he had ptsd and accept that he had it... plus the stricked parents...
Mandy b it’s a show chill
I strongly disagree
Dude it's a show chill
@@kadiepowell7314 neverrr
I’m not crazy I’ve been on the Internet.
Say that again but slowly.
????
And that’s what anti vaccine people say lmao
In this case he was right that he is not crazy. BIID is not a mental illness, its a part of his brain that isnt connected to the limb so for them it does really not belong to their body.
I don’t get it
cHeLsEa SQUAD, I was making a joke that the Internet isn’t qualified to give out medical information.
Sorry but I started laughing at 6:48 when they started moving with Choi on the bed 😂😂
Then you havent watched a lot of medical shows 😅
Me too
Silje S ik I don’t rlly like any except this n house md 😂🤪
@@lydiaparker12345 When they revealed that he made a tourniquet around his arm to stop the blood flow to the arm/muscles the only thing that popped to my mind was House M.D. it felt like season 1 episode 21 😅
I was not laughing but when i read your comment I'm laughing 😂😂😂
As soon as he said he wanted the blanket higher i thought why did he not lift it up with his working hand and then i new something was going to happen😄
Thanks for the like
He can’t lift up the blanket because he got handcuffed to the bed
*knew
This man said, “I’m taking things into my own hand.” and meant it.
I knew something was up when he said can you pull my blankets up. I’ve never seen a patient ask for that on here.
The way he played this way good, the way he had to look at the arm to see if it was there shows he really thinks it’s not his arm or that it’s not attached
Dr.Charles gets shown disrespect and I know how he feels as I am a psychiatrist
"I'm not crazy. I've been on the Internet, there are others like me!"
4chan in two sentences.
fr fr
Atleast hes happy
This is gonna sound crazy but having not watched the series my first thought when reading the title was that he was maybe in some accident and his arm was cut off so the doctors had to reattach it but accidentally used a different person's hand 💀💀😂
Omg🤣
My head went instantly to Ratched 😂😂
After he had the nerve block and he was speaking to Dr. Charles, he glanced down at the tubes before asking for the covers to be pulled up. As someone who has struggled with mental illness myself, I know that look, it is one of desperation.
So sorry for doctor Charles for a pint kind
Dr Charles is so nice yet everyone treats him the opposite 😔
When he said “thank you for everything” .....I knew something wasn’t right
This reminds me of an episode of greys anatomy when the patient wanted to cut his foot off cause it ‘didn’t’ belong to him
Sounds like the same condition to me
Dr Charles is the only self-aware and introspective doctor in this series
Notice how at one point he says "cut off MY arm." That's just lazy writing.
Not lazy writing. Even if he doesn't feel like it's his arm, we humans are used to first person language. So saying "my arm" is instinctual or habit
Maybe "cut off this arm"
LaZy WrItInG- ok expert, how dare somebody make a mistake lmao
I love dr charles he understands the patiant and does noy have to convince himself about something he knows deep in there
Only thing I'm confused about is how he got out of his restraints? Aren't they supposed to stop things like that happening?
I feel bad for the patient & dr. charles, i can imagine how distressed the patient was and how betrayed dr charles felt, he just wanted to help the guy without amputation but he did. poor guy :(
Hands down, Dr Charles is the best doctor in chicago med
On my night shift break and this is what keeps me up and motivated
I just realized....how come this only has like 100 and something comments when there are ppl out here doing fake yt vids juz to click bait ppl and they get like millions and millions of comments when this video is alot more important than their fake vids LIKE OMG IT AGRIVATES ME SOOOO MUCH ;O;
"This guy is craaaaaaazy", the man from the ambulance lol.
I knew he was going to do it as soon as Dr Charles pulled up the cover
OH MY GOD, YES, DR CHARLKES MENTION BIID, i did the research the second the patient mentioned to cut off his OWN arm
It's crazy, those people who think they are supposed to have a disability but dont.
The brain is a very delicate thing and it can go screwy in every way
It’s not so much they think they should have a disability, it’s more feeling like that limb or whatever it is isn’t yours and doesn’t belong on your body. Not in a sense of ‘I should just have one arm’ it’s more ‘this isn’t mine and I don’t know what to do other than get rid of it’
The way Dr. Choi is on the bed makes me laugh until I cry
Poor guy😕
Edit: That yawn was so fake tho...
Ivy. H yeah he was meant to be faking it
It's acting
Ivy. H Sad the psychiatrist fell for it..
I yawned while reading that
He did fake it so the doc would leave the room
I love how all the cargo shows connect
The dead one abbie clapped . Yeah!
The fact that Choi just stayed on the bed when they needed to take it away😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I thought this was going to be like 'Unwind' but this will do too
I like everything about this story apart Dr. Charles feeling down for not being able to foresaw this outcome. While the patient's condition has already been described, no doctor should blame himself for not being able to prevent such an outcome. It's true that, from a certain point of view, it was an happy ending, but the ''best'' happy ending would have been the patient being able to cope with his pathology, so it was normal for Charles to aim to that.
Not really. I've tried so many different things to live with my finger that isn't mine. But at this point it has to go. I've tried literally everything else. At this point it's either amputation or death.
I've seen documentaries with stuff like this, it's really sad, there was this really young boy, like 12 of something that wanted his leg cut off
I’ve read a news article shared to Facebook before about a woman who wanted both her legs gone and she did everything to try and make them bad enough to be amputated and the comments on it was “selfish woman, any wheelchair bound person would love to have their legs” and stuff like that but it isn’t the person’s fault they feel they don’t own a certain limb, it’s how their brain isn’t connected properly.
If he was my psychiatrist when I was in hospital I probably would of made a hell of a lot more progress in the time I was there than I did! He is phenomenal at his job!
He is also an actor THIS IS NOT REAL
@@james2443 Your point?
I love that the guy looks at Charles so sweetly when he tucks him in
ugh 5 seconds later
“A mystic will say that we’re all one big soup” 😂😂 idk why but that line gets me every time
This is a known disorder - where people have always felt that they have an extra limb that doesn't belong.
"I'm going to do anything I can to help you"
*Runs in with chainsaw*
the fact dr. choi was just riding on the bed
I'm amazed that Dr. Choi said that he got played
Dr Charles is so kind to others he deserves more nice by his patients poor Dr Charles
He’s so desperate. ~sad voice~ :(😔
Unfortunately most people with this condition eventually begin to feel as if another part of their body is "foreign". Not really a happy ending.
I've heard about this ilness. It's so disturbing. You can even see it on CT scan. Some people even die trying to cut off their legs or arms by themselves
dr. charles " we will talk later
pateint" i want it off!
I wish I could watch this show in full episodes
when he takes his arm off and hes happy its so sad cause to quote the doctor it is a happy ending for him
Is it called Body Identity Integrity Disoder?
Edit: nvm It was the other way. Body Integrity Identity Disoder.
Lovely Anna well, they did say it..
@@aishulko6169 That's why I edited my comment. I was an idiot and... still am.
@@lovelyanna3891 nononono no one is an idiot :)
@@aishulko6169 Thanks for trying to make me feel better. It worked. I posted this comment when I first heard him said "Cut it off. It's not me."
I feel so bad for this guy..
I’ve heard of BIID before, but never really thought much about it. watching this i was so alarmed, like ‘wtf that must be such an awful feeling, i’m so lucky not to feel that way!’ and then i realised i have chest dysphoria lmao
Same ❤️ comes and goes for me though it used to be way worse
Poor dude... he didn’t deserve it
Dr. Charles kinda looks like Hagrid in Harry Potter
Agree?
MusicGirl101 #VbJordyn nah
Dumbledore
No he looks like Henry J Waterlnoos from monster inc
YEP BUT WITHOUT BEARD AND the clothes are different too
MusicGirl101 #VbJordyn no
Poor guy he was really struggling.
Dysphoria is horrible, I had it when I was younger but strangely enough though I found that doing something to it to make it mine helped, for me it was a piercings but a tattoo would probably also help. It would've been nice to see him recover without managing to lose his arm since he still probably has that warped thinking but I guess not every ep can end completely happily
I've tried giving myself a tattoo on my finger in an attempt to make it my own, but nothing I've tried has worked. So when I see my nurse practitioner in a week I'm going to finally tell her about my BIID and maybe we can talk amputation instead of me hurting myself to force an amputation.
This is so weird, i would rather have a strangers arm than no arm at all!!
Fair enough, but I don’t think you understand the patient . He didn’t feel comfortable in that arm.
the moment tha patient asked fir the nerve block, I knew he was gonna cut that arm off.
The part when he started to scream and then when they lifted up the covers I cringed so bad and like shakes YuCk 🤢
Imagine if you just woke up one day, looked at your arm or leg or another part of your body and thought "Wait... That's not mine •-•"
I feel so sorry for the poor man
Me 2 when i saw his arm covered i was almost in tears 😭
I love the way dr choi would climb on anyone to save a life 💕
I thought he had someone else’s arm
Oof, that boi made me disappointed!
This perfectly fits with one of the main reasons I am pro choice. Women used to go through extreme measures to get sketchy abortions because they were so desperate that they would hurt themselves and risk dying instead of having safe procedures.
That is a wise choice, not one that takes a life.
Why does my arm feel weird now
6:50 anyone notice that he was sitting on the moving bed?!?
Anyone else could clearly tell that he was up to some shenanigans when he asked for the nerve blocker? Honestly, I’m really surprised that Charles - the literal Head of Psychiatry - didn’t.
I just love this whole team. Chicago Med ♥️♥️♥️