A Patient's Urgent Call for a Gastric Bypass | New Amsterdam | MD TV
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- A psychiatrist suffering from an eating disorder tries to connect with a patient desperate to have gastric bypass surgery.
From New Amsterdam Season 3, Episode 10, "Radical": Max reckons with New Amsterdam's past. Sharpe decides to take a stricter approach to parenting her frustrated teenage niece.
New Amsterdam (2018) After becoming the medical director of one of the United States's oldest public hospitals, Dr Max Godwin sets out to reform the institution's neglected and outdated facilities to treat the patients.
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4 people in my family have had gastric bypass. All of them gained it all back. Now, their modified stomachs rebounded, and they have to deal with the side effects. The surgery doesn't fix your brain.
My sister in law's sister had to reschedule her gastric bypass surgery three times because she'd show up to the surgery with a stomach full of Burger King.
my dad, my 2 aunts, and both my grandparents had gastric bypass. one of my aunts was the only one who completely slimmed down, but my dad's the only one who gained it all back. the reason you're supposed to go to therapy before being approved for gastric bypass is to fix your brain BEFORE you fix your stomach. i haven't bothered looking into it for myself because i know i couldn't stick with the dietary changes. i guess you could say i'm taking the radical self-acceptance route.
Also there is a risk of alcoholism after these surgeries.
My brother had the surgery. Ended up in the hospital twice with bleeding ulcers requiring blood transfusions. I opted diet and exercise. I lost 205 lbs and have kept it off for 2 years so far. Unfortunately, my brother has gained some weight back. It really is a commitment to change how you think of food, exercise, and health. It is really hard. Just like any other addiction, you have to be aware of how you are reacting to everything around you that will trigger the emotional eating.
Fact! I work in surgery and have done bariatric (gastric bypass/sleeve) cases. We had a patient who had a sleeve done and 2 weeks post op he ate chili dogs and blew his stomach open, which almost killed him and put him in ICU. Moral of the story, if you don't already have the foundation of balancing your nutrition and staying active on the daily, surgery won't "fix" you.
4:02 I'm so proud of both of them for apologizing! 😭😭😭💕 They both validated each others feelings~ this is so rare!
Savi, you are beautiful.
I went to an endocrinologist. They diagnose me with a metabolic syndrome. I became diabetic due to this issue. Unfortunately my insurance cancelled my policy right before pre op. Now I’m fighting to repeal the cancellation since the surgery is medically necessary. Diabetic, pcos, and genetically exposed due to genetics. I’ll lose the weight, gain it back, lose it, gain it. It’s a vicious cycle 😢
This is why insurance is such a scam and its inhumane how in some hospitals you can't even get treated if you don't have insurance. God America sucks.
@@arnavmekala4578 I totally agree. It should be illegal for them to do this. I want my monies back since for 6 years of payments.. what is the point? I tell my hubs every other week or so how I want us to leave this country because it doesn’t even feel like home anymore :( it’s disappointing knowing we all pay so much into the system and to get barely even crumbs back in return.
Do you have to spend hundreds of dollars on insulin?
What you are going through sounds extremely tough. I tilt my hat to you for remaining as resilient as you have to be. As an American, I read things like this, and it makes me feel way less patriotic about my country. We got a long way to go!
@@stephenking5852 before I found out about wal mart selling there’s for 25 a vial, yes. Between 2021-2023 I spent over 14,500 on insulin. CVS wouldn’t sell for discount or sell without RX.
Your heart still works harder because it needs to provide blood to extra tissue. Even if your blood test are good your heart is still working extra.
Allow people to do what they want with their body.
Bypass is the worst one you can get
That's not gonna help her
Just as is it's ok to be happy being fat, it's ok to not be happy being fat.
I think he bought his own feelings into the table not considering separately emotional and physical side, I’ll consider her feelings she has a choice and has to be respective.
anyone can lose weight, you just have to make them believe they can
Perhaps a gastric band would be best for Saffie, rather than permanent surgery. It is easy to bring your own experience into the patient's needs and wants which is not appreciated. This is about Saffie. Appreciate the doctor's realization and apology for doing so.
Can Gastric Band ever be reversed? Genuinely curious!
@@Chronically_JBoo 😬
@@woon1che222thanks for answering JBoo's question. I was wondering about that to. 😊😊
@@Chronically_JBooYes, it can be removed.
@@woon1che222how do you know the author doesn’t want notifications?
I used to be very slim when i was 19 years old. But due to my schizoaffective disorder i went to the mental hospital where they put me on olanzapine. I gained 20 kilograms in 6 months. I'm 24 now and still haven't lost all that weight that i gained.
And when i lose some, i gain some right after.
man, teens can be brutal.
That's why I love working with them! Whenever I'm starting to fall into "it is what it is" they pull me right back to "why?" and "maybe it doesn't have to be like this!". They test boundaries, they question, they demand explanations. I teach them to do it safely and with kindness, they, in turn, remind me to step back, take in the full picture with a fresh eye, and then make a decision. It is overwhelming, and you can feel defeated at times, but I can't imagine myself doing anything else.
been too traumatised during my HS years, wouldn't be able to stand it once more even as an adult tbh@@sheimi91
As someone fat I'm fine with how I am and really I only exercise because I want to better myself and make myself stronger. And I just can't see myself wanting to get surgery to make it easier. And I don't blame my mom or anyone for being fat it's just how I am and I enjoy what I eat.
At first I was like “just let her it’s her mistake to make as long as she’s informed” and then I realized she’s literally a child and has about no idea how her body will be as an adult. Unless there’s a serious medical need, there is no good reason for a CHILD to have this procedure
too young to think so drastically, losing or gaining weight isn't necesserely the key for happiness, there is always gonna be something off about oneself that people will point out and you do need to accept that fact first. otherwise it isn't much different that those falling down the rabbit hole of plastic surgery and not knowing how to stop.
i have a friend that is overweight and kept complaiining how the NHS wouldn't do for free liposuction or that surgery to remove excess skin and even gastic bypass surgery
they do it only if they are sure the patient will be mentally strong enough to keep up with the regime imposed and won't fall back into it etc.
in her case she is a teen, still growing, chances of complications later on are actualy way higher than someone who is completely grown and that is an important factor in my opinion
Except any fat around mid section isn't good.
Here's the thing. If you are fat, you are not treated well. Not at all.
No matter what twitter or instagram says about it. People hate anything that doesn't fit the norm.
that includes fat people
@@sierralovat5498 people will hae people, everyone. byllying for any reason. losing weight won't magically solve the issue.
That mom signed that for her to be en her daughters good graces. That’s a terrible decision.
Iggy is not being professional yet.. reflecting his own experience on her..
And i am sitting here, having exact the opposite problem. Cannot gaining weight, even with high calory food. Have tried a lot of vitamins, even been tested for parasites and cancer. I am Feeling nauseas a lot. Its not easy to beeing extreme, too fat or too thin is a burden.
Roux-en-y Gastric Bypass surgery was the best thing I ever did for myself. It's been about 17 years.
I had the gastric sleeve. Lost 99 lbs, have gained back 17 lbs in 5 years. Due to lack of exercise and a security officer job I know it's my problem. I fight depression everyday. It's still a constant fight and at age 69 it always will be. But I have no regrets about the surgery I had . A lot of Drs won't even do the bypasses anymore . Thank Goodness for the sleeve
Since she needs her mom to sign off on the surgery, I can only assume she's a minor, therefore under 18 in the US. For a lot of people, puberty doesn't end at 18, and puberty makes for a LOT of changes. I figure she's better off waiting until 21, once her body is more stable in its growth, and then seek out medical options. There are also non-surgical options for losing weight - some medications suppress appetite, others help with insulin resistance in people who aren't diabetic (though her mother says their numbers are fine, so one could probably rule out insulin resistance in her case), etc. Rule things out in a non-surgical way first. Then there are less invasive, less permanent surgeries, like the gastric band.
Point is, the character is too young and there are too many variables to explore and rule out before going for something invasive and permanent.
Bless you ❣️
She honestly sounds like she's at a good candidate for weightloss surgery. I'd probably still wait until she reaches adulthood, though. I'd be worried about malnutrition since her body is still growing.
My mom had that surgery and it turned out okay
Nice video, as always.
I'm just gonna say it, as a formerly fat person, being fat is not ok.
Based, also congrats on the recovery
Wait til she’s 18. She won’t need permission
She's not that fat. What about my 600 pound life?
She is. You need not be 600 lbs to be at a health risk
I’m a food aholic, can’t quit.
being fat is NOT okay, people needs to come back to planet earth and stick with scientific facts rather than living in their own little safe space. Surgery might not fix all your problem but putting yourself at risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and more just because it's politically correct to say will certainly cost you more in the long run than hurt feeling and pride
yes sir
This is so disgusting. Just, all around, the message of this clip is terrible.
I had a duodenal switch …. I didn’t need a therapist to sign off
Pathetic…
I had gastric bypass in 2006. I've kept off 100 pounds, although i didn't lose all the weight i wanted to. It did change my brain. Now i'm losing weight again with ozembic.
Now if she was talking about gender reassignment surgery or taking puberty blockers or anything ease to do with it they would bend over backwards to help her get it..
Except for the episode where the same doctor doesn't
I disliked my own comment since no one will ever dislike it