haha google you so crazzy. I searched why I might have a headache and whats that? YOU HAVE TERMINAL STAGE 4 CANCER IN YOU'RE BRAIN. oh ok then

It can also mean a gazillion other things.

never trust google translate 😑

@@alicelu5691 ALWAYS TRUST THE ALMIGHTY GOOGLE OVERLORD

The Half Brit you are brain? It’s your.

3.6 Roentgen, not great, not terrible

You have transgender seman in your throat.

Little cough. No big deal. Hullow 2020.

Just after this comment you made we had COVID-19 were a little cough means you’re dying.

God straight up Web MD’d her.

And leave them behind like they were nothing and that the world wont remember anything about them other than "oh, that girl passed away? What a shame..". People are worth more than a passing word, even if it might hurt more to see them go.

no, they aren't. it's their own responsibility to fill their life (or what was left of it) with meaning. nobody can help you with that, and nobody have to.

And there are so many people in this world. Our existence and actions should have an impact. But our deaths alone shouldn't, unless they are an action of itself.

Sovey Reemo nobody said you have to. Go live in the forest.

Jesse Feng death is the loss of life. That alone is a tragedy to all of mankind, even if it happens to many each and every second.

It's actually malpractice in the real world.

Theres thousands patients and many will be diagnosed with some terminal stuff. Doctor wears out too. Its mentally too exhausting

It's also a waste of hospital resources if you're chasing up unlikely possibilities because it makes you feel good, rather than going for the obvious solution. Which leaves less resources for patients that can be cured. While the gold standard is to do everything, you also have to deal with the constraints of the real world

It's a learning experience.

@@loluoresegun5844 nawh I don't know... My hematologist told me I might have leukemia, lymphoma or some other blood cancer the first time I saw her 🤷‍♀️

SlayerMarth My favorite characters are so similarly kinds of sarcasm smartasses it’s shocking... Dr. Strange, House, Tony Stark

It’s never lupus

He could also buy a new chair

It IS legendary mate)

@@norainnoflowers1551 So... Sherlock,Sherlock and Sherlock.

Kendra Stenberg what does that mean you want?

Kendra Stenberg I read that as soon as it played

I am literally crying of pain because of Pilonidal disease, right now ! And this sarcastic genius made me laugh !!!

allow me to be the 940th like...

Jennifer Morrison can sit her body in my chair anytime. 😉

Yep. The patient had nobody else left in her family so it makes sense for Cameron to care about her so that she won’t be alone during her final days. But she waited way too long to tell the patient about her condition. I would want to know about my condition right away instead of when I’m about to die.

People die every minute every day and most are never even thought of or remembered for anything. Deaths are insignificant it’s living and what you do while alive that makes you matter when you die. If no one is upset when u die then you were never significant in life and did not deserve or earn to be remembered

@@DotNET83 That's the attitude. We sacrifice the elderly to the pandemic, peoples to hate crimes, and children on the altar of guns. What's one more death?

Cameron, but she loses a lot of patients, also on episode one day one room a patient with terminal lung cancer said to her that he want remember him.

40% of men within history never reproduced. There isn't even a DNA stain that will remember them. People who're significant are remembered.

It shows in a scene from one of the last episodes where Wilson shows House his mementos from the patients that he couldn't save.

He doesnt want her to go through the pain he goes through everytime. I dont think wilson is a total azz like house, but he did get a bit of a taste of a karma here.

Greg then you become an adult without hope filled with shattered dreams.

Greg so do I

Matthew Taylor if you love them so much why don't you marry them 😏 Oh that's right... you can't!!!

Holy shit House wrote all that down in 5-7 seconds

Greg if that is what you got , you don’t understand wisdom : she is not fill with silly hope, she is the only one strong in that clip

Largesektor 😫😂😂😂

Best comment Ever...

Preach.

Yep love doctors who explain that way.

You'd want Wilson, not House. Wilson would explain the diagnosis and apologize. He's professional, but nice. House would say some vague shit like, "If you have any plans 8 months from now, cancel them. If you have any plans 6 months from now that can be done from a hospital bed, you're in luck."

@Mr X that is extraordinarily sexist. Being sexist is wrong, and being wrong is for women. :P

I'd want Cameron to be my doctor and then I'd ask her to marry me and she'd say yes.

well the world best diagnostician already called it while his staff is still trying her hardest to say otherwise.

You still alive?

Dude dont leave me like this

So true 😂😂

If you have some idea of what the actual pathology looks like on someone, you would quickly realise this TV show is not trying too hard to be realistic.

Well he dead, people. RIP DDnicgamer

Cory Goodman Grief can lead to death

What’s the difference???

They are called the five stages of grief, but five stages of dying would be a more accurate term. Everyone grieves differently and most people don't grieve in anything close to the five stages of "grief" doing it out of order, skipping steps entirely, going back and forth, adding different emotions. People with terminal illness who have to cope with their own approaching death generally go through those five steps, and usually in that order.

My highschool was big enough that there were a few really interesting niche classes offered. One was "perspectives on death" and a bit of a joke was that it wasn't just about literal biological death of people. It touched on almost any form of loss and destruction. Character assassination for instance.

it was originally created for people who were going to die soon.

luis A good person dies, someone should care. Someone should be upset.

Everybody dies and Everybody lies was a running theme throughout the seasons

everybody dies. some just need a little help. #LeagueofLegends

I reckon it was lupus

It’s never lupus

That's sweet, but there is such a thing as caring, being willing to suffer and being brave... while also not keeping the truth from your patient even though it might be a ugly one. While I consider caring as a close second, give me the truth over the willingness to suffer for me, and bravery, any day of the week. I much prefer a truthful coward, and an honorable person who will not shed a tear when I'm gone because they don't know me, than a person who's neither yet hides the truth from me when I very obviously should be told as soon as humanly possible. Of course I'd rather have all of it, but hey, I'm not asking for a perfect being. I'm asking for a good doctor.

Yeah because breaking down and crying sure solves problems

Shes the great savior emma swan, being brave is in the job description

Someone should care, but someone whose job it is to save lives shouldn't have to bear the burden of losing a friend every time one of their patients dies, or else they would end up losing the will to live in no time.

Rambard yeah, you can't expect behavior like that in the real world, but maybe its in her personality to care for everyone, no matter how many come and go.

When a good person dies there should be an impact on the world! Somebody should notice! Someone should be upset!

@@John-ir4id What would then be the purpose of the person's existence if there's no impact?

No. Good people die everyday. Some lose everyone they cared about. Some are amazing people, but have a hard shell & never opened up. If there's a good person that's alone on their deathbed, they either end up alone because everyone they cared about is already gone or far away, or they're alone for a reason.

⁠@@krypticsz4154Uh yeah hence why Cameron was the person there for her. Because good people often do die alone, and this time they didn’t have to die alone.

A.M. Fortas it’s never lupus

Awwww. ❤️❤️. You seem like the sweetest! Bless you and big hugs!

Less than 0.1% mortality rate. I would say that it’s not a big deal.

lol lung cancer has lower survival rate than covid

Sometimes the world's not that way.

In this case, I was really upset by this, maybe because my wife died three years ago of a similar condition.

sorry millions of people die. who cares. Millions will take their place. Like Soviet said, they might be good, but unimportant, so who cares. Plenty of others, humans populate like rabbits.

No. Honestly, when I die, I really hope people don't care that much. The caring should be when the person is alive, once they're dead it does them no good whatsoever and only increases the suffering in the world. Suffering due to someone's death doesn't change their life or death.

7 billion people

If somone has experience with patients dying, it's Wilson

Eric McQuisten Yes yes yes!

Stop shipping people together! Its called human trafficing

@@ohno6528 oh no😂

Omg i am not the only one who sees it? OMG JOIN THE DARK SIDE

Nah. If the entire show is anything to go with, House would burn both of them out, together. Also, don't you remember Wilson's god quoute, "Dammit, that woman always wants to know why bad things happen. Like I'm going to come up with a better answer this time"

RuvinWolf apparently 'diagnostician' is a real thing in medicine

@ Firstsurugi Offcourse it is, why wouldn't it be?

Apparently, when this show was running, and judging by the commenter, a lot of people thought 'diagnostician' was a fake medical title. It's not common, but it does exist. I mean, excluding the fact that technically every doctor is a diagnostician, there are dedicated practitioners who hold that title.

@Firstsurugi, in season 6 there was a joke when House was on a speed date and the woman asked isn’t diagnostics what all doctors do. But departments of diagnostics do not exist but it was said it the show it was basically set up for House (probably in season 6 too).

That's a bad analogy. House and Wilson are lifelong friends while Cameron and this girl just met. It wasn't worth it to get attached.

Appolo yup like he said, a patient may feel like they just got a new friend but the doctor will never forget it

Friend is one thing, but she married a guy just so he wouldn't feel as alone when dying. There's something quite messed up about that, I think.

@@ShadeSlayer1911Seriously, she just met the dude and he happened to have just been diagnosed terminal. What kind of relationship is that for either of them? He was married out of pity and she could have been married to *any* kind of person. She needs some therapy or something, pity to the point of altering your entire life for a stranger can’t be healthy.

Why do you dislike her so much... I missed a lot of episodes. Was she the one that gave the cannibal serial killer another chance at life?

@@nemi-mout1874 honestly it's been years since i watched the show so i can't remember lol. i think i just found her annoying, but i really sympathize with her in this clip

@@pey5571 if I remember correctly, Cameron has a savior complex where she feels good about herself by “fixing” people. She gets attached and heartbroken when things go wrong, but in the end, it’s how Cameron gets her fix of being someone’s angel. House and Foreman both saw through her. Her marriage with her husband wasn’t love. Not real love. She went into it to satisfy her savior complex. The fact that her feelings were “real” and she did “mourn” and “suffer” alongside him is part of the complex. She wouldn’t be doing it right if it didn’t hurt her. Her feelings for House were the same. He was a broken man who needed fixing. And she loves to “fix” people. She doesn’t really love the actual person. She loves the idea of her being there for people who need her “salvation.”

Coma girl is that you?!

"Did I ever tell you that I married someone diagnosed with cancer ? _YES ! Every f*cking week !"

No god but Allah Islam way for peace and real monotheist Search about the truth with honest heart

@@amany247 you know it's only an expression... right?

Reality is cold, and cruel.

Solara Medina it’s never lupus

Yo I low-key for emotional when I read this 😭💖

Both are Emma, one in OUAT, the other one in Glee 😬

When the show aired it was the first time I had heard the song. It haunts me.

Pentatonix

Somebody SHOULD.

Or it could be lupus.

Date Masamune it's never Lupus; except for that one time it was Lupus.

It's never wrong to care. In the end she did her job. I'm scared of people who think they're superior that they're not like Cameron.

That's why House hides Vicodin in a book about Lupus! It's never Lupus.

They all already knew what she had. Cameron was just in denial, like House said. She didn't want it to be true.

@@Bookwasbetter And so she takes the patient's time for it. I really hope she didn't bill her all those extra needless tests she did, can you imagine ?

@@thibautisserantBro who cares if they billed her? What are they gonna do? Charge her corpse?

False hope is more cruel than harsh truth.

Cameron made an excuse because of her lack of guts to tell the truth to her patient and you bought it.

This is when being too emotional has a bad idea. She wasted the hospital's time and money that could be used on other patients to make herself feel better, rather than using evidence-based medicine. Oh and the patient will have to worry about those extra bills while she's dying. If you have an x-ray with a tumour you do a biopsy and then tell the patient. Only if the biopsy comes back as not being cancerous then you look at other expensive procedures.

Foreman is maybe the worst TV character ever made.

Cameron hates to be the bad guy. She hates it so much that she euthanizes a highly unethical doctor who experimented on little children which of course caused her to personally loathe him, to prove to herself that she wouldn't deny him the mercy of a painless death JUST BECAUSE she hates him so much.

Too much cynicism, ego, hate in the world.

#MeToo

Clyde no

Nobody Here you are wrong

Clyde he is not wrong

If you look at the overall plot of things it's pretty ridiculous but in the moment it's very compulsive viewing.

House and law SVU

He calls her "doctor," but kinda runs the syllables together

@@MyKillerson Denial...

True. She was like virtually raped by him. Psychologically. But she matured, too.

@@Sponsi_PL House took her overly innocent behaviour and forged her into someone whose kindness can survive a hundred patients. Rather than someone who will have depression for her entire life and probably commit suicide before she's 32.

"The only thing that never changes is that everything changes."-Louis L'Amour

Ruined by House? The Cameron from season 1 would've committed suicide before season 8 if it wasn't for House. She may be more hardened but you have to be when you're around death.

well what do you expect working in this field? fun and games? The reality is, what house is, is just the tip of the iceberg she was innocent and weak, what you said as corruption is mere training to survive in this profession #darksideofmedicalfield

ObiWant CannotBe it’s never lupus

Why can’t beautiful music be occasionally used for the episodes.

I'd totally agree, if you said that for the fake laughs in sitcoms xD. Those clearly tell you when to laugh. Music, on the other hand, does not necessarily tell you how to feel. Everyone won't have the same feelings listening to the same song after all!

Andrew Yu but at the end death row guy wasn’t that evil either it turned out that he had those rage episodes which made him kill due to a Tumor.

Now you sound like Foreman :D. And we ignore "all those other pheo sufferers who managed to control their rage attacks to become lawyers, racecar drivers, and doctors. Removing the pheo removes the random shots of adrenaline, it doesn't absolve him" I view the title of the episode "Acceptance" as coming into acceptance of who someone is/going to be.... Stacey will be working in the hospital in close proximity to House even if she's with Mark, Cameron's patient is dying, and Clarence killed for who he is... not for other excuses.

Andrew Yu i never thought about the meaning of the episode title before but it’s a great interpretation. Everyone accepting something about themselves or their fate. Now The Tumor might not absolve him but it influenced his behavior, Clarence said earlier that he used to take care of his broken that he wasn’t always a murderer what if they found about that thing before and he would go back to be a good guy. House did believe in helping people to not be miserable if he could fix it like in the episode the social contract where they did ask him to be operated so he could stop being an ass or ignorance is bliss accepted the Guy to stay dumb so he could be happy. House did want to cure people so they could be happy. In half wit he took one hemisphere of Patrick’s Brain to give him independence. So it’s not that wrong Foreman’s point of view in this episode. Actually it’s quite weird House wasn’t moved by Clearance in this episodes because he had been in others by similar patients.

I think that says more about you than about Cameron.

I meant it in terms of a doctor. But actually thinking of it, those types prob do annoy me too in real life... simply cause in most cases, it's fake/bs. The reason Cameron annoys me as a doctor is because she is the typical pre-med student... they have the notion of wanting to help people and connect with them so much that they become their friends instead of of their doctors. In M1 of med school, our ethics courses plant the idea that we are their doctors not friends. In this case, even Wilson, who is the "ethically proper" doctor berates Cameron for how she acted.

Almost made me cry. :”)