Locked In Syndrome | Chicago Med
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- A comatose patient who was found to be pregnant after being sexually abused makes a breakthrough as it is discovered that she isn't unconscious, but is suffering from locked in syndrome.
Season 2 Episode 16 "Prisoner's Dilemma"
Dr. Manning treats a comatose patient who was sexually abused and is now pregnant, but later discovers that the patient has been in a paralyzed state after a suspected stroke. After an educational visit to a psychiatric facility, Dr. Reese finds one of the teens there has harmed herself as a means to see her and soon comes to believe the patient was wrongly admitted to the psychiatric facility. Also, Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Latham operate on a young girl who collapsed mid-flight while Dr. Choi, April, and Clarke treat the girl's mother, who has ingested balloons of cocaine.
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so she heard her parents say that they wanted to keep the baby even if it meant her die giving birth because her mum sometimes hoped it would happen
poor girl
Chloe after being conscious for 5 years without being able to do anything not even open your eyes I imagine she probably wanted to die too
Rebecca Langeraert and being assaulted
Death can be a mercy. After all, living like a corpse is no living at all. The parent had watched her suffer for so long they just wanted to give her the mercy of release. Although I do disagree with the pregnancy.
Oh
@xMøčhåŁåttėx it's a meme
When Harry's father dies in spiderman 1
And to think, the whole time she was in that bed, she learned she was pregnant and heard her parents wanting her to die by going through with it. You cannot deny that's exactly how it sounded
pregnant due to sexual assault.
When was that
someone in the comments watched the rest of the episode and apparently the parents paid a guy to do that to her so they can carry on her dna or something like that
@@elisalin5577 I was about to comment "you can't exactly blame the parents for wanting to keep the small bit of their daughter that's in this child" but after reading your comment. I take it back. I know it's only a show but bloody hell.
@@savannaudall Are you serious?? What kind of f-ed up thinking is THAT??? I know it's a show and all, but I'm sure there are some people out there who wouldn't think twice about doing it.
The patient in this case, I would think has gone through hell. Can you imagine, locked in your paralyzed body, can't even open you eyes so always in the dark, for over 5 yrs ?!?!?
Soviet II b
and assaulted as well
And she was regularly raped by someone, I think her father, and become pregnant.
Soviet II plus feeling the sexual abuse
@@tandfadams5535 Why does everyone immediately suspect the father...
This is my biggest fear
Veren Caroline same
Veren Caroline same
Veren Caroline I am afraid to check for symptoms on google but I really want to
vanish aqua. Lmao don’t do that I did it when I was 8 I had a pain in my hand and I had “cancer”
Omg SAME!!
Hold up, If she could move her eyes up and down. That means they can use that to determine whether she wants to keep her baby or not
Wow... I never thought of that... You are genius
LOL
U need more likes for this comments..
They didn’t know that she had locked in syndrome until after that, so they wouldn’t have been able to use that.
Oh yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhhh
at that point, as the paralyzed patient, I'd want to be dead.
Technically it's possible to gain back some movement with locked-in syndrome, it's kind of rare but still possible (just in case you're ever in this situation).
@@palepurpleskyBut isn't that if ine best condition? Meaning not as bad or bad at all (I hope you know what I mean?
Hopefully you can make that judgement yourself if you are ever unfortunate enough to experience this.
I tend to agree even if I had some form of movement you wouldn’t have any quality of life in my opinion personally I wouldn’t want to live just to exist not saying that everyone would feel the same but that’s my personal opinion
Her father looked scared when he found out that she was conscious.
Maybe he’s the one who assaulted her
Nope. Someone said that they paid someone to assault her to pass the DNA
Altough I am not sure if its true or not
Leila The fluffy kitten/wolf hyprid oh ok thanks
@@xxfabby_animationsxx7377 where's the episode of that
@@veselasmeshkova8848
I'm not sure, I saw a comment of it and as others comfirmed it, I figured that it was true
I love how you can see that Dr. Abrams shows emotions when he walks away in the end and in his own way cares about his patients, although he always seems distant and cold. He's a great character
he's sorta like House, but way nicer
I always respected him
I’m in love with the man
@@mariya9157 who's house
the mom is a great actress just look at her happy smiley ☺ face turn to grief-stricken face in a second. 'and she was conscious when that monster assaulted her?'
She paid someone to do it so she could have a grandchild
Every actor in this show is really good I swear! Underrated asf
@@livis9303 Was that mentioned in the episode? 😮
@@livis9303 which ep?
Ok but she almost died I now I am a doctor
I couldn’t figure it out but I just remembered in the thumbnail she looks like spencer from pretty little liars
Edit: I forgot abt this comment but I thought I’d say that I meant the girl in a coma not Spencer’s sister
Beating Beauty Omfg I thought I was going crazy, I’m so happy that someone else saw that it looks like Spencer. The only reason I clicked on this video was to see if it was Spencer
It’s the same actress that plays her big sister Melissa in PLL
Beating Beauty it’s the person that plays her sister 👍😊😂😂😂😂🤯🤯🤯
Hollie Banyard Omg. They mean the person in a ”coma” not the doctor. In the thumbnail it looks like ”Spencer”
Beating Beauty yessss
I see a lot of comments saying she should've moved her eyes from the beginning. Let me paint you all a picture. She got into a car crash or an accident that caused her trauma. Upon first meeting with the emergency response team, a quick evaluation was given. The patient was unresponsive probably because apart from her whole body being paralyzed, she also was still unconscious from the crash. Now, a few days have passed and a full body evaluation and examination was done everyday that made them conclude it was coma. Sure the examiners opened her eyes and ""she could've move them"" but a lot of factors could have also prevented this such as patients sleep wake cycle being already messed up because of them having no sense of day and night, examination are only done very rarely during maintenance phase, patient is entirely confused and unaware of her capability to move her eyes.
the mom's acting is so brilliant..... i cried watching her look so happy that she can have a conversation with her daughter once again
And this is why everyone should have a living will, and why every country NEEDS doctor assisted death to be legalized. For me, that wouldn't be a life, and I'd have gone insane a long, long time ago in her position.
I’m pretty sure no one can remain sane after not being able to talk to anyone at all or move for 5 whole years. It’s pure torture
What you’re saying is stupid cuz in that case they would have killed her before even knowing that she could be treated.
You have to think about the psychological impact on a doctor having to kill someone. That could cause serious depression and suicidal thoughts
@@heathgoodrich670 "Serious depression nd suicidal thought" ya try saying that to a locked in patient thats been in a hospital for 20 years, its worse then any torture on this planet, mostly mentally, but id rather be burnt alive and it take 24 hours before i died then have even 2 years of this "locked in" syndrome, I hope you understand the true scope of how fucked up a person would be mentally if they went ten or more years with this, hell, what good is a IR tracking device if the person is just gonna say "kill me" kill me please im begging you" on their "steven hawking" eye tracker...
@Isabella allen a living will is the person’s decisions being made before they are in a condition like this for how they would want to be treated just in case. OP is saying that living will and euthanasia requests as part of those wills should be used more often and treated as a patience wishes if they end up in a vegetative state or locked in.
My family already knows that if the only thing keeping me alive is a bunch of machines breathing or pumping my heart for me and there is no chance of recovering in any significant way then pull the plug. Lying in a bed only able to see the inside of your eyelids doesn’t really sound like a life to me.
The neuro doctor is literally one of my fav doctors in the show
I can’t imagine getting locked inside myself and not being able to communicate or move:( that sounds so scary
man that is messed up, imagine being conscious through all that abuse and then having to hear her parents
Okay
@winnipegrobloxgaming864 please shut up
This just shows that people need to be grateful for the little things in life. That mum is soo over the moon to be able to communicate with her daughter again.
“A conversation?!?” My heart melts every time
Everyone’s saying how they remember the doctor from PLL but all I can see is Nanny Carrie 🤷🏼♀️
aimeelynnmarie nanny Carrie from one tree hill meridith fell the doctor from vampire diaries and Melissa Hastings PLL
aimeelynnmarie same
Same here 😂
Same aha!!
I'm right here with you # onetreehill
Jeez....I never thought Melissa cared about her little sis!?!
#pll #spencerhastings #melissahastings #thehastings
Then you realise it's not and you start crying at the fact it's not Troian
Arwen Scott 😂😂 me too
Arwen Scott e
Lol I love pll so much
Arwen Scott oh 👏 my 👏 god 👏 yes 👏
The joy on the parents face, I started bawling 😭 knowing their little girl was gone and there is hope for her to have a second chance of life just with adjustments 💖
I was super excited cause I thought "Spencer and Melissa" got to share a scene again. That's the only reason why I clicked on the video really.
The happiness in the mother’s eyes made me tear up
@@thecowardlydragon3982 everyone is saying this but not saying which episode to see who did it, can u pls help.
hHmMmm
They should test every single coma patient to make sure they don’t have this.
The acting is so good! When she said "A conversation? With my little girl?" I cried, cause of her joy!
I live with this type of syndrome where it will occur when my Dystonia Storms or Chronic Pain get too much for my body and I'll get locked in from 3-4 hours to 4 days is the longest!!
This must be so difficult !! You are really courageous and I wish you the best in life !!!
You are so brave
Dylan Thomas wow 😮 that’s so difficult!
God bless you
I pray for you to get better I hope you never have to go through that again
The guy playing the neurologist is such a good actor. He gave me the actual impression that he is a real doctor
It's a beautifull sight when parents find hope again.
the happiness in the mother when she could atleast have a conversation with her own daughter ☹️
Her mum was beyond the most cutest thing. How she smiled when she found out she could have a convesation with her daughtr again, her face just lit up 💖💖😇
Never have somebody been so happy to be able to have a conversation
Dr mannings voice is so comforting
Aw my gosh the mom was so happy when she was told she could have a conversation with her daughter again it made me tear up.
2:46 “she heard everything” *looks at husband Damn we shouldn’t of done it in front of her*
69th like oh yeah
She is alive and listening, always experiencingn pure honesty, imagine that.
I have started loving Dr. Abraham. Dope voice and knowledge and straight to the point answers and comments.
If she moved the up and down when she asked her to move them side to side, wouldnt they notice she was conscious anyway?
Well, i think she tried to move her eyes side to side AS SHE WAS ASKED TO,and failed. I dont think she knew that she could only move them up n down.
@@86upsmaya ofcourse you would know if you're laying there for years
Imagine having this syndrome in a bad healthcare system, I'm certain if this happened to me in my country they would have just burried me alive thinking I was dead, probably it did happen to lots of people actually
Be grateful for what you have
They were so happy to Herat just one sentence from their daughter and we just do anything without a second thought x
I’m litterally obsessed with these clips
That other doctor may seem like a hardass but he's good at heart.
I love the way the mom was so happy that she could have just a conversation with her daughter. Just shows how much the little things people appreciate
Notice she changed her we to I when she said her daughter heard everything. That means the dad didn't even try to talk to her. DAUGHTER PROBABLY FEELS SAD ABOUT THAT
Her parents were the ones who hired a guy to r*pe her to get her pregnant. They get terrified cuz they realized she was awake the whole time.
aw the mums smile broke my heart💔
The innocence is so nice
I know that she is an actress but.. the mums face when she heard that her daughter would be able to communicate was. WELL IDEK ITS SO CUTE SHE LOOKS SOO HAPPYYYYY 😁😁
I am unbelievably addicted to this show...
I know this is obviously acting, but the joy in the parents faces in this clip is just extremely heartwarming.
Except it was the moms fault
The lady’s smile is amazeing
This show is poor man's House MD
Ok I'm at 3:08 and I swear the parents did it or atleast the dad
Yeah totaly!! The dad is super suspicious
I disagree, look at the father at 3:45. He is half-smiling, clearly looking forward to speaking with his daughter.
Spoiler alert : it was the boyfriend/ or ex i forgot😂
Nah, it wasn't and he was also very focused on the assault like when he said "so she was awake when some monster assaulted her!?" He was concerned and angry and I know that right now my dad would do the same thing, he'd probably lead the invention himself and my girlfriend would probably be murdered when he found out
@@Hellloooooooooo5 where did you watch the whole episode?
The expressions of the Mother....... So much real
Can I just say that the mum of the girl is a really good actor
How the hell it had been five years and no one did that test on her and they all thought she was in a coma!
My fav doctor is Dr.Manning , Dr. Resse and Dr. Charles
I like how the mom of the daughter is sad and then becomes happy😁
It's so cute how much the idea of a simple conversation means to them xx
Dr Abrams is my fav Chicago Med character so far
I cannot describe how happy it makes me to see these parents seem so happy and full of hope to see their little girl be able to communicate and react to them again, I wish for everyday someone can get that sort of news everyday
They paid someone to get her pregnant...
@@LB-eu6hg oh fuck I did not watch this episode. Well then.....bit of a buzz kill
@@LB-eu6hg wait really?
@@LB-eu6hg no they didn't
@@Mahi-nw5vh no they didn't
Her moms smile makes me happy
I am always when i see a mother that is so happy
Someone ask HER if she wants to have the baby. Like "move your eyes up and down if you don't want this to happen".
Dr. Abrahams is my favorite Character.
One of my too
This would be absolute hell to go through for 5 years
That doctors voice is deep af
This show makes me wanna be a doctor...
That's literally me. plus i'm horrible at math :(
This is nothing like being a doctor. Shows exagurate and manipulate situations.
Tbh it makes it look like such a depressing job 🤣
I know this is just a show but it’s amazing that real doctors can do things like this for others
Props to the actress for having to be still for that entire episode
I remember watching this episode and crying😭
What episode?
Yes, what episode?
If I was conscious and able to move my eyes up and down and a doctor (who thought I was unconscious) asked me to move my eyes side to side, I would just move my eyes up and down to prove that I can move them and that I am conscious. I think pretty much anybody would do that.
When youre locked in you dont fully realise youre not moving your eyes, if you try to move your eyes right now the only stimulus telling you youre moving it is sight, and after several months or years of your eyes being shut it takes time to adapt to see, so she feels like she is moving her eyes but is not, but up and down is visible to others.
Hope this helps
Imagine just being laid down not being able to move or talk for 5 whole years, I can’t imagine the boredom
Read The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - a book/movie/inspiration for House episode written by a guy with locked in syndrome. Describes his experience in full detail.
Dayumm, watching its first time , had tears in my eyes, at the point when she lifted her eyeballs up and down!!
This is my favourite 😭😭
I read a lot of people telling they want to be dead instead. Recently I had an lecture giving by a man with locked in syndrome, he could only move his eyes and communicate really fast with them, thanks to alfabet spelling. I had the opportunity to listen to his story because I am becoming a speech therapist. He told about how he communicate and how he lives in his own!! Place all made possible but just moving his eyes. Before he was locked, he had a normal life with his wife, a big company and 2 kids.
Now he sees his kids growing up and he has a new company going on, for making his dreams come true. He can do everything but does it in different ways. He also told he wanted to be dead first, but now he is proud and keeps setting goals to live life at the fullest.
mydrawwsss do you know the name of this person? It’s might be really inspiring
@@naemi1985 Paul Trossel, I think most information is Dutch but maybe you can find something
mydrawwsss obrigada 😊
@@naemi1985 If you need any translations let me know :)
@@naemi1985 you should also read The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, a book written by a french editor for Elle magazine with locked in syndrome who could only move his eyelid, who communicated by having people recite the alphabet and him blinking when they got to the letter he wanted. Became a movie and then inspired a House MD episode
Common question in Medical Films/Series: "What does that mean?"
Edit: wow most likes i've gotten✨ nice to see alot of u cant understand medical terms just like me :)
Mango Haus lol
Lol What does that mean?
@@xxambervidsxx5217 well if you hear the worda haiqchorakitakichitis you would too
He's a Miracle😇👼
Made me cry🥺
I know she said Hazing or something but I heard Mr and Mrs Hastings....
Auburn Radke right. And Brooke is just all buddy buddy with her after everything she did in Tree Hill. 😂😂😂
5 years and she never moved her eyes up and down
Nobody asked her to,i guess. She couldnt even open her eyes. N everybody thought she was in a coma
Very nice way to teach
That girl was so lucky that the docter knew
people really be complaining that they cant stay inside all day in lockdown but there are people in the world like this girl locked in their own body smh
be more understanding, other people might have other mental conditions that distresses them if they stay inside their house all day.
@@3wydreamer147 it was just a joke btw but like to those who do have mental conditions hope yall doing good and yes staying at home is hard but like also going outside increases danger for urself as well as others so like stay safe poeple
@@kitcatmeow7513 yea i get it lol
Oh its Melissa as a Doctor, treating Spencer.
good job
This is my favourite one
Actually in some cases of paralysis, you can ask a patient to imagine something in their mind (like walking thru their house) and monitor their brain activity and if it activates the right regions it means they have heard you (based off of the work of Adrian Owen)
3:49 the mother looks so happy to just be able to have a convo with her daughter. QwQ
This is the worst nightmare possible…
What a nightmare for that girl...
This s basically my biggest fear
When they opened her eyes: god my eyes please close them
That’s terrifying
It’s hard to believe it’s an actual thing it’s so sad
"Meaning she was awake while that monster assaulted her"
I mean she was awake for several day-long surgeries too
Omg her dad freaking did it hoping she wasn’t conscious didn’t he !!!!!!
It made my heart 😭 😭 cry
I actually cried.😭
Communicate with a computer
Daughter first words: I'm going to sue the hell out of you..
I’m scared of the dark, I can’t imagine having your eyes closed for 5 years. It would be hell for anyone :l
Jeez the mother is an amazing actor :O
I loved binge watching these I can’t stop help meeee