2charliep He was the good one.

anissa kawther Yep, He was so nice he saved a life knowing that he could lose his

He Helped Her Give Birth That Shit Hurts

He was annoying af.

@@TheGaGa971 no one asked about you.

keep in mind that dr webber said ellis was very strong willed-i think it would have taken a ton of strength to stand up to her. this is ellis with alzeimers, not at her full strength.

Dr. Webber also knew Ellis better than Thatcher did. I think even if he stood up to Ellis, her falling in love with Dr. Webber was the end of anything she felt for Thatcher. It wasn't Thatcher she was looking for, in the end, it was Richard.

I agree.

I agree If he had stood his ground they will still be together .even a string willed woman want a man who can fight for her if anything happens

@@chanaberlove8720 He was a man....handle it! Period

Anne Ritah Kirya Exactly! I used to work at a nursing home and there was a woman with Alzheimer's who always said there was a lion in her room. She was very scared. And instead of telling her that there is no lion, I told her that it's a very nice lion that won't hurt her. That really calmed her down.

My granddad had Alzheimer’s that’s the hardest thing tbh his mom had it too. He might not have know our names but he knew we were his family. It’s hard

That is heartbreaking. Thank you for taking care of such vulnerable people!

Exactly, my mom used to be my grandmother’s caregiver when she had alzheimer’s a couple years ago (passed in 2018) I remember my grandma started thinking it was raining inside. So I got a towel, and started drying her, another time she thought there was a man bleeding on her floor. I said i called an ambulance and we waited. Its hard seeing someone get the life sucked out of them but the best thing you can do is make them comfortable and wait for them to be put a peace.

The hardest dementia patient we have thinks I'm her son...that's a plus to me because she'd never lay a hand on me and when I get serious she listens

Shravya Konan I don’t think Alzheimer’s nor Schizophrenia is funny.

Oh wow that makes sense I never realized

That makes sense. He really knew that the only way was to get into her world and play by her rules. Amazing

That was unexpectedly humorously dark

Yeah. Except George’s Facial expressions were not peaceful at all when he climbed on the bed. His face was “Why me?!”

Exactly why he had to go

Nice guys finish last.

Karev came from a tough place that was his way of showing love he cared for George just had no idea how to properly show it

Agreed. He was also so mean to him. :'(

@@brazyrist He was a jerk. When George ended having to repeat his internship, Alex was the one who revealed it to the new interns, for nothing but a laugh.

I’m glad someone else noticed, my ears hurt!

@@PukyBear I have ears like a dog so I noticed that from the second it started

That would just be upsetting her for no reason

Why? Even if she isn’t practicing she still IS a doctor of medicine? And try to explain an alzheimer’s patient she isn’t a practicing doctor anymore, try to explain an Alzheimers patient they’re not who they currently, think they are. Definitely not the way you should handle them :)

When people get their doctorates degree, it becomes their Mr. Or Mrs./Ms., it’s what they use on legal documents and how they’re addressed. Ellis was also diagnosed with Alzheimer’s so her mind was going and she thought that she was still a practicing doctor, George was her husband Thatch, and Meredith was a little girl. Calling her Ms. Gray would also be disrespectful to her since she was a renowned surgeon and had pioneered a surgical technique. The hospital was named after her she’s a big deal.

I think he was a teacher in the medical field. Could be wrong.

He was a medical researcher