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That's not real

@@rodriguezsilveiro4419 what isn't?

Iirc, someone once put their symptoms through WebMD (incidentally, it was just a relatively minor illness they recovered from in a few weeks), and they claimed WebMD threw the diagnosis of "bubonic plague" back at them.

WebMD made me think I was dying when I wasn't. Doctor tells me what's wrong and was surprised I was happy.

Had a friend who went in for a cough and lethargy, discovered it was terminal cancer. He died eight months later. From healthy and active to dead, just like that. He was 27.

@@rhettorical I'm sorry, that is scary. SO was it like lung cancer?

Her mother died to

That's scary. I have cought when I get cold and many times I didn't die

Lung cancer often doesn’t show any symptoms until it’s already terminal.

Wouldn't give a different result

@@silverhusky7993 that was the point of this comment Lol xD

The only time WebMD is right

@@yozuru2539 webMD usually correct on many things. Mainly on you'll die eventually.

It makes zero difference what symptom you google, it will come back as cancer. Or aids. Or a combination of cancer and aids. But it's kind of entertaining to do that and then go to a doctor and find out how wrong you were.

If I recall she goes on to become a doctor in the emergency room. Which is a position that arguably her compassion will help with, given patients who go there are usually terrified for their lives.

@@anon777... I could probably do it well. If I conditioned a certain kind of training enough

So true. This is why I’m going into Family Medicine next year! I can’t deal w the trauma as it happens. I’d rather help talk to people to overcome their challenges and chronic problems and prevent disease

I read this as 'family executioner', for some reason. Oh wait

@@healthyconsistency4748 Chronic problems can be hard as a FM doctor because...they are chronic. POTS, MCAS, EDS, Dysautonomia, and MECFS are some of the hardest conditions to treat - and live with. I have no doubt FM is great for many doctors (thankfully, I have a fabulous FM) but for many patients, life with certain chronic conditions is very, very difficult. And as an FM, you will need to learn what to say, do, and navigate when there isn't much you can *do* for patients.

Yes, that one hurt a lot. She is 100% right too.

That line really hurt. I went to tears right away. Watched it over and over. She's right and the hurt is unbearable.

And knowing that no one will be upset when I die.

Who was the person in handcuffs can someone help explain

@@celineaddison7567 he was the team's patient in the episode. he was on death row but got sick after attempting suicide so house's team had to cure him to send back to death row. cameron's conflict with house was that they had to treat a criminal and she wanted to focus on the clinic patient

She'll be dead it not like she has to pay them

@@jameyseals3 depends how aggressive the cancer is, i figure

I believe it was a probono clinic

It’s like coronavirus. If you do more testing, you’ll have more cases. She shouldn’t have done the tests.

@@johnmoyle4195 what

Well, he talks from experience. Who knows how many people he had to let them know about them diying.

@@AnimeLoversSubscribe Pretty sure the OP is referring to things Wilson has done with a couple of his patients throughout the series. I wont say what it is in case someone hasn't seen the series and doesn't want spoilers, but Wilson has had his moments of weakness with his cancer patients.

takes one to no one

They were really just trying to save her, yeah

That was the whole point of the conversation, he didn’t want her to make the same mistakes he did

Yeah nice catch

This man be making big plays 👏👏👏

All according to keikaku

@@RaynmanPlays An Aizen reference. Well played.

does wilson end up getting Terminal cancer in the finale?

@@mehseenbetter yeah

@@mehseenbetter yeah, the irony. And house ended up faking his death just to spend the last 6 months of wilson with him...

@@mehseenbetter Yeah. House gives up everything by faking his own death. Can never practice medicine again, meaning he'll never have his puzzles. Finale is super deep. Recommend watching the entire series. OR at this rate just binge all the clips on this channel lol.

@@naec7 It's been years and this channel literally exists to post clips out of context. If you're worried about spoilers, this is the wrong channel to be on.

Are you related to mustache guy?

@@charper9890 they're second cousins

When you love someone more than you love yourself

Don't worry, he'll probably have Wilson as a hallucination like with Kutner.

He is still in pain too its not like that went away

I don't think anyone does. Especially doctors who experience patients passing away. They just get desensitized to it after a while.

it tends to pile on in real life with little to no respite

I'd rather people care too much, than to revel in the misery & death of others a la GOP 2020.

@@smurfyday bruh you made something unnecessarily political. And FYI people weren’t cheering the death of rbg except those extremists who think people “don’t go far enough”. Empathy is useful but too much can destroy a life, sometimes not even your own, and can cause disastrous effects. Empathy can cause people to overreact and act irrationally to little things. Empathy can make you believe malicious lies because you understand or know or think of how awful it would be if that happened. Like house says people lie. Those lies are given power based on empathy and trust. Healthy skepticism can counteract trust but empathy can still overpower. I’ve been sexually assaulted. People can empathize. It was by a woman in public next to a female friend. I’m a guy. Since it’s not seen as the norm many don’t believe or play it off. When my friend confirms the story they are surprised and trust is restored. However, they don’t empathize for a few reasons. One I’m a guy and because we are usually seen as the perps. Two it will be made into a competition of my individual story vs collective. Or three they think I was lucky or should like it since I’m a guy. Empathy is a double edged sword. The ability to empathize is one that must be balanced. Too much chaos ensues and reason is lost, too little people breakdown due to lack of emotional security or comfort.

@@smurfyday Says someone that thinks killing a baby is health care. It's great that people care, it's called being human. Letting your emotions bypass your logical brain is always dangerous. Your humanity tells you to help the wounded lion, yet your logic center tells you not to because it will kill you. Which one are you listening to?

There’s no upside to empathy.

There’s an interesting book called Against Empathy by Paul Bloom,

Cameron and Wilson would have been a great couple. He would have loved her empathy, and she would have loved his terminal cancer.

That's why its such an unrealistic medical show - a doctor with legible handwriting.

And surprisingly good handwriting for a doctor

That's nothing you should see Wilson when he's busy 😉

@@wzet2194 I'm not on antidepressants, I'm on SPEEEEEEEEED

@@officialteaincorporated243 he did 🥱 tho...🤣🤣🤣

@@nermindenic2275 House literally said that duh.. unless you're being Sarcastic (I'll minus the duh..)

@@nermindenic2275 😁😁

@@nermindenic2275 Watching the video.

@@souviksikdar1864 chill my friend he just pointing at which point in the clip does the 5 stage represent.

@@patthonsirilim5739 Hello brother ,I commented on some other reply, but it was deleted. You are misunderstanding.

Also her husbamd

@@rodriguezsilveiro4419and how would that matter?

That’s because Cameron is the worst

@@Sniperboy5551you might be too dumb for this, have you tried Barney? Anyway house does the same thing constantly, how many times has be said “let’s treat for x bc if it’s y nothing can be done”

*Death Rate drops to 0%*

Its never lupus

It's never lupus

It's never lupus... Unless that one time with the magician.. but still... It's never lupus...

@@moviehermit5631 it's never Lupus

I think it's a reference to the meme, because it's called the 5 stages of grief, not 5 stages of death

@@spyrath1935 Theey aren't stages of grief, technically, they are aspects to a process... You don't move through them 1,2,3... you can go back and forth... dealing with anger, depression etc.

Huh. I have nothing to offer but _huh_

Huh.

huuh makes you think don't it

"The doctor asked why my parents for my previous doctors thought it might be important to look into the huge growth in my neck" What? I'm glad that you went to the doctor but you should had gone on your own. Missing school was probably not the best choice.

Ouh man

We live on a society

Society amirite?

Life isn't always fair and inmates can and have turned the lives around.

@@thewatcher5333 "On" a society? Is a Romance language your mother tongue, perhaps?

@@briancrawford8751 I meant what I said and I said what I meant. What you think we live in a society?? You absolute baffoon, we clearly live on top of a society, we are not actually part of the society smh… Foolish mortal

She's great

The most empathetic people usually are that way because they know themselves so well they can basically see a part of themselves in everyone if they try

Messiah complex People who are obsessed with doing good by others I used to have one There was someone at my high-school who was suicidal and I poured lots of time into helping them at my own trouble Years later they are fine and I recently went to hospital after attempting suicide The road to hell is paved with good intentions looking back on it they manipulated me for months and I wish I saw it I don't condone Camerons actions but I admire it

Cameron was empathetic to the point of (ironically) inflicting great emotional cruelty.

​@@kimberlyh.1090that's why House was trying to push her away from the case, there was no point in trying, she was going to die no matter what

You don't know what "cruel" means.

@@marty2090 How is the situation I described not cruel

*opens WebMD and types in the symptoms* result: Cancer hmmm seems accurate enough

It's a terminal cancer, to live 6 months without knowing her illness makes her live better life. But now she is poor and she can't afford to pay hospital bills to get chemotherapy or radiation treatment. She will be extra stress and sadness, she cannot get the part-time job position because of the cancer diagnosis. What a perfect future!!

Welp, time to start cooking crystal meth!

That type of lung cancer often shows no symptoms until it’s already stage 4.

@@kafkaesk_ It's a pro bono clinic. Relax with the propaganda.

@@kafkaesk_ It's a free clinic in case you don't understand. She won't be billed for anything. Imagine spreading so much misinformation.

For me, it was Flavor Flav.

This was the other, principal, patient in this episode. There are a couple of videos on this channel about that. LL Cool J was a death row inmate.

Chase, by the end of the series has both, which is why, in a way, he is the successor of house

@@Brenoskywalker77 foreman is a way better doctor

According some sources Borman save him, cause he send letter where explained that some of his actions done by his disease.

Borman

That just life we live and we die treatment is just the prolonging and sustaining the inevitable.

Me too, but I want kids, so I don't have time

Grew up watching this show and I ended up having Lupus :(

Wait it's all Lupus? Always has been

It's never lupus.

I am so sorry that they failed you 😔

I'm so sorry 💔 They ruled out surgery?

Hey it's been 8 months since you posted, how are you doing ?

@@spectrum5156 i am about weeks if not months until i die... probably weeks since tumors have built up in my intestines and started blocking up even my stoma thus im on liquid diet now and can't really take in any food without throwing it up so no nutrients going thru me equal doesn't matter where the cancer is, cuz the body can only live so long without nutrients, etc.

I don't know how to communicate with a dying person but I hope there's another world waiting for you and all those that departed are there.

It’s Jeff Buckley’s version. Really draws out the sadness.

Arguably the only other version worth listening

Eeeehhhhh........

@@BlackChaptersENGLISH MF

It is solve. The treatment tho..

@@lrzday1704 it's not solved completely

House wouldn't take the case it's not interesting.

@@PanzarMetal house is not working in a pharmaceutical company. So its not his job to solve covid. He is more into “what causes this” not do a breakthrough medicine.

House would be antimask and would make everything worst. Change my mind.

Later he calls her Cindy Lou Who.

Good luck!

What does that mean

Goodluck man!

@@malhaark882 he is having interviews with hospitals to become their doctor.

@@chingikz13 Nah I meant, I didn't know *virtual* residency existed. But that's dope

Pavarotti the same and pancreatic cancer. Also a men lung cancer and pain in shoulder

Dude had a voice for real.

I had only listened to Leonard Cohen's but dang. Thank you by the way.

Thank you, Richard! I was scrolling through the comments for this.

Yeah, it was this guy. They found that he had some kind of adrenal problem that was exagerating his rage issues, foreman wanted to present their findings to get his death sentence revoked.

This clip actually cuts out bits I remember. The conversation wilson has with cameron is a bit different; they cut out the bit of him getting mad at her and telling her to start doing her job and go in there and tell her shes dying, they changed it so cameron has the last word for some reason?

This inmate is diagnosed with a brain tumor, it was pushing his amigdala and so he becames extremely angry. Thus, Foreman wanted to join his trial to give the expert opinion about his murdering case. There was a good line, House was angry at Foreman for this because he did not think that the tumor caused of 4-5 people death, it was him.

you docs are beside them

Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am part of mankind… Do not ask for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.

Both profound and true.

... *WRONG*

He is still in pain too last episode he did say it

@@xcaliber4141 Yeah, but never forgive Stacy about what she did to his leg, and paradoxically he never wanted lose his leg either, I think that as someone as brilliant as him not wanted to show weakness being seeing a cripple, that why his relationship with Cuddy never work, because she never accept him for what he was, even his moment of weakness, House being House, he would relapse sooner or later, but instead of accepting his moment of weakness, Cuddy lash out at him for not meeting her standards, for a Doctor it seems that she seems never meet drug addicts before, drug addiction is something really hard to overcome and sometimes patients relapse, more if they have chronicle pain and would do anything to stop the pain.

it is, they screwed it up when writing the script

Yeah and shock is the first

Eh, works the same tbh

It is "grief," but applies more or less to any life-shattering change, and dying is the most universal and typical one.

Well, death is pretty grieving for most people.

“Had” as in she’s in remission? Or “had” as typo, and she’s still fighting it?

@@evilsharkey8954 she has psychosis

angry at the empathetic doctor??? you can't always control your tears, but how beautiful of her that she cared about a patient so much

​@@dickottel were you there with your mother? If so, she wasn't alone and comforting someone else probably gave her more time before breaking down. As for that doctor, I'd love that my doctor cared that much.

On suspected by cancer, like her. Must do the biopsy for caution. Cameron also lied to patient. Soon diagnose in some cancer could cure. The most important thing in the suspect of cancer its confirm or discart diagnose. Biopsy it's also invasive. If she had infection. Was only a cought so don't need proves. Anemia it's phisiological in woman. So don't need more tests.