Really? They should in case it's clear is not what the patients want, or if technically is not the best decision. Also if they sense criminal intent. People need to stop being so fragile, the idea that questioning or doubting something or someone is violence is nonsense. It also goes in favor of disinformation and against basic human rights like freedom of religion (or the freedom to be an atheist in religious countries) and expression.

@@jaimeduncan6167What are you talking about? Who the hell is talking about “violence” or “freedom of speech/expression”? Doctors would not go so far as to try to talk a patient’s loved one out of their decision

Yeah they would moralize, express their own feelings, and then push for what they want, screw what the patient wants.

The doctors should do what the patient wants or would want. The doctors should advocate for the patient.

same

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Who’s ethan

I've just recently discovered these clips on KZfaq! I really enjoy the show too!!❤

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these chicago shows were never accurate, theyre just fun to watch if you want action. I can imagine how pissed it makes professionals though

God I hate how u don't see this that it's acting-

@@Dalavenderlookie234 They know it is acting, they’re just saying they hate the character of the wife, and I’ve got to agree with them, she is horrible

@@jaylen7479 arguing about a character in a fictional tv show, how low can you get

@@iPodCharger69420 i’m not arguing about a character in a tv show, I’m just saying that the person who originally wrote the comment does know it’s a show, and that she is horrible, because of the good acting

@@jaylen7479 is she though? i mean, if your really think about it she: 1) has to constantly live with the fear that her husband might die any day at his job 2) finds out she can't trust her husband to communicate with her since he basically lied to her about being shot before, presumambly because he couldn't be asked to have actual serious conversation with her 3) has all her fears come true when his job and the injury he hid from her nearly kill him then after all of that she gets asked if she would rather put his health at risk by doing a more complicated surgery, just so he can go back to the job that nearly killed him or she can do the safer surgery with the only downside being that not being at risk of death every day will make her husband less happy idk what you're talking about, she's actually thinking of her husband's wellbeing. the two doctors are the ones committing malpractice by emotionally manipulating her into doing what they want

bro got shot trying to stop a drug dealer why the acab?