Boy, they really know how to hit in the feels because when she said that he might have a early site of MS got hit hard because I have multiple sclerosis. I was diagnosed when I was 16 and now I’m 31 and I had 32 lesions on my brain and spring
This might aound odd but MS has come up in my health history and im wondering what youve gone through with it. I know its not a great question but ive been trying to find diagnosis for so many years and this jas been brought up a few times by others... Also i am so sorry for your struggles. Its hard enough to go theough years of questions but then you get a final disgnosis like that. ❤
No it is ok and I have relapsing MS my legs are heavy but I do my best and I was on 4 chemotherapy for it and I have been chemotherapy free I have MS for a very long time maybe even longer I don’t know @@chantellylace4174
I haven't really seen the show. But I think I would love to have doctor kapoor As my doctor. He wouldn't give up until he got an answer. Plus he's such a gentle person that it would not be stressful talking to him
When i heard they said he was up to date on his shots (and he was a different race than both parents so adoption was on the table) I immediately thought about House MD season 1 episode 1. Same disease. Same diagnosis
I like Dr Kapoor, he’s probably the only doctor on any tv show that feels like a doctor I’ve actually had. Not just being South Asian, but his energy, his calmness…it’s hilarious because medical shows are so unrealistic and New Amsterdam might be one of the most unrealistic!
2:00 Im surprised the kid goes unconcious immediately, blood takes about 20 seconds to go from the arm to the heart and then another 5 to go from the heart to the head
Not to mention is was an injection into muscle and not directly into the blood stream but this is entertainment. Medical accuracy comes second to story pacing and drama.
Hilarious how those shows show you how fast they come to a diagnosis.. often it takes weeks to years, sometimes patients die without knowing what's wrong..
The dad is like you must have a theory of what it is first of al dad the way doctors work they gotta run tests to find out what it is they can’t just tell you what it is at the top of there head they need to run tests
I have liked that psychologist or psychiatrist I don't know which he is from the moment I've seen him on other little tidbits and the reason is for some reason this guy remind me of a lucky charm.
@@hydrangeas_lover well not quite immediately. Like 5 seconds or so is about normal. Of course my man's here went out before they even pushed the meds. Dude is right Ativan doesn't quite work that fast no matter how you administer it.
This is going to sound funny but my kids could never be vaccinated and we only later on found out that they were immune to measles and probably other things as well and it might have been because I was over vaccinated in college my kids have always wanted to donate their blood to see if it would help in situations like this one.
YOU NO IF YOU ADOPTED A CHILD IN THE US THIS WOULDN'T OF HAPPENED AND HE WOULD OF HAD A FULL LIFE I DON'T NO PEOPLE LIKE THEM ONLY ADOPT FROM ABROAD IT MAKES YOU LOOK BETTER BUT KIDS IN THE US NEED HELP TOO
There are no guarantees of living a full life. It doesn't make a difference if you adopt a child from the US, or from elsewhere, or have a biological baby, life is life. If you aren't aware, writing in all capital letters means you are yelling.
with the news i have seen coming from the united states of america recently a child being adopted who is from the us would not likely have a better quality of life, people in Europe have a better quality if life than the us
exhibit A that sometimes capslock is cruise control for crazy. first of all, there are roughly half a million kids waiting to be adopted in the US and the majority of them are not the healthy white newborns that y'all want to adopt. they're teens, they have behavioral problems stemming from trauma or expensive medical issues that their birth parents couldn't afford to take care of, or they're minorities. but certainly a child in foster care in the US is still going to have a better quality of life than a child in an orphanage in a 3rd world country. also they literally explained that the only reason that treatment exists is because the disease is becoming more common in the US due to anti-vaxxers, so don't act like we're doing great on the vaccination front. just admit you're one of those racist "america first" types who then votes for politicians who refuse to actually fund a healthy american society.
Boy, they really know how to hit in the feels because when she said that he might have a early site of MS got hit hard because I have multiple sclerosis. I was diagnosed when I was 16 and now I’m 31 and I had 32 lesions on my brain and spring
God Loves You, God Bless
❤🙏
This might aound odd but MS has come up in my health history and im wondering what youve gone through with it. I know its not a great question but ive been trying to find diagnosis for so many years and this jas been brought up a few times by others...
Also i am so sorry for your struggles. Its hard enough to go theough years of questions but then you get a final disgnosis like that. ❤
No it is ok and I have relapsing MS my legs are heavy but I do my best and I was on 4 chemotherapy for it and I have been chemotherapy free I have MS for a very long time maybe even longer I don’t know @@chantellylace4174
MS Warrior here !! 22 years and counting… stay strong!!
@@BronzietheRealtor we have to say strong together 31 and chemo free
I haven't really seen the show. But I think I would love to have doctor kapoor As my doctor. He wouldn't give up until he got an answer. Plus he's such a gentle person that it would not be stressful talking to him
Naw, when he said "theyre on you too" and hit the doctor, that made lmaoo😂😂
*“They’re on you too”* 👋🏽💥
😂😭💀
When i heard they said he was up to date on his shots (and he was a different race than both parents so adoption was on the table) I immediately thought about House MD season 1 episode 1. Same disease. Same diagnosis
Episode 2 😉
ha love the subtle shade at antivax
Dr Kapour I loved his reactions he never let anything bother him to badly
*too badly 🙂
Love Dr Kapoor's Hindi
Translation - If he/she would listen to me, then what is the problem ?
True emotions
I like Dr Kapoor, he’s probably the only doctor on any tv show that feels like a doctor I’ve actually had. Not just being South Asian, but his energy, his calmness…it’s hilarious because medical shows are so unrealistic and New Amsterdam might be one of the most unrealistic!
Actor Anupam Kher is a very good very good option for a doctor role 1:21
2:00 Im surprised the kid goes unconcious immediately, blood takes about 20 seconds to go from the arm to the heart and then another 5 to go from the heart to the head
Just commented this exact thing. Meds were working before she started pushing them. Truly a medical miracle!
Not to mention is was an injection into muscle and not directly into the blood stream but this is entertainment. Medical accuracy comes second to story pacing and drama.
And it didn’t even go into his blood stream, it was an intramuscular injection. 😂
Hilarious how those shows show you how fast they come to a diagnosis.. often it takes weeks to years, sometimes patients die without knowing what's wrong..
The dad is like you must have a theory of what it is first of al dad the way doctors work they gotta run tests to find out what it is they can’t just tell you what it is at the top of there head they need to run tests
Need Dr House
this... is basically a copy of a house episode LMAO
I have liked that psychologist or psychiatrist I don't know which he is from the moment I've seen him on other little tidbits and the reason is for some reason this guy remind me of a lucky charm.
THIS IS WHY YOU VACCINATE YOUR DAMN KIDS
The American mom and dad did get the vaccines. Listen.
Ativan does not work that fast!
If it was I.V it would have been close enough for TV but I.M yes of course.
In a IV it absolutely does! It hits the system immediately!
@@hydrangeas_lover well not quite immediately. Like 5 seconds or so is about normal. Of course my man's here went out before they even pushed the meds. Dude is right Ativan doesn't quite work that fast no matter how you administer it.
I didn't hear Ativan. I heard HALOPERIDOL. Or is it the same drug ???
What's the story with the grandchild?
“There on u too” *Will smith slaps him*
HOW TF DID YOU MISS HE WAS ADOPTED? IT WAS SO FCKING OBVIOUS WTF 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yup I was wondering the same thing
Hey its house MD 2nd episode
Made the adoption look like a mental breakthrough 😂😂😂...quite obvious really
Wow that's a weird Dr House episode. What parody is this?
This is going to sound funny but my kids could never be vaccinated and we only later on found out that they were immune to measles and probably other things as well and it might have been because I was over vaccinated in college my kids have always wanted to donate their blood to see if it would help in situations like this one.
Is this parody?
Woke version of "House".
the whole show is a propaganda piece for midwits from reddit
*GROSS!* 🤮
YOU NO IF YOU ADOPTED A CHILD IN THE US THIS WOULDN'T OF HAPPENED AND HE WOULD OF HAD A FULL LIFE I DON'T NO PEOPLE LIKE THEM ONLY ADOPT FROM ABROAD IT MAKES YOU LOOK BETTER BUT KIDS IN THE US NEED HELP TOO
You think the child would be healthier if he wasn't adopted or something?
There are no guarantees of living a full life. It doesn't make a difference if you adopt a child from the US, or from elsewhere, or have a biological baby, life is life.
If you aren't aware, writing in all capital letters means you are yelling.
with the news i have seen coming from the united states of america recently a child being adopted who is from the us would not likely have a better quality of life, people in Europe have a better quality if life than the us
IF YOU BELIEVE THIS I HOPE YOU HAVE CHOSEN TO ADOPT RATHER THEN HAVE ANY CHILDREN OF YOUR OWN.
exhibit A that sometimes capslock is cruise control for crazy. first of all, there are roughly half a million kids waiting to be adopted in the US and the majority of them are not the healthy white newborns that y'all want to adopt. they're teens, they have behavioral problems stemming from trauma or expensive medical issues that their birth parents couldn't afford to take care of, or they're minorities. but certainly a child in foster care in the US is still going to have a better quality of life than a child in an orphanage in a 3rd world country. also they literally explained that the only reason that treatment exists is because the disease is becoming more common in the US due to anti-vaxxers, so don't act like we're doing great on the vaccination front. just admit you're one of those racist "america first" types who then votes for politicians who refuse to actually fund a healthy american society.