Helicopter Mum | House M.D.
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2020
- A mother to a troubled teen who is immuno-compromised goes to extreme lengths to shelter her from the outside world and another serious allergic reaction.
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Season 2 Episode 16 "Safe'
Melinda (Michelle Trachtenberg), a troubled teenager who is immuno-compromised as a result of medications she must take after a heart transplant, has a severe allergic reaction and goes into shock when her boyfriend visits her. Meanwhile, House and Wilson continue to work out the problems in their new living arrangement.
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"Too bad its not you giving the sample, we'd be done by now" when cameron roasts, she vaporizes
yea, she has best ones
She's a ruthless savage.
Damn she's hot!
never saw it as a roast. I thought she was just showing off lol
I thought it was a bit too obvious and overused of a roast to be honest
allovdem Who peed in your coffee.
I'm not buying that he's dated her for 2 years and helicopter mum never taught him to use a EpiPen
Helicopter mom probably wants to be the one to do it. The sole caregiver & believes he’s not trustworthy enough to learn. Or at least that’s my perception
Yeah especially when it's heaps simpler than the hand washing process.
not sure how Americans use epi pens but in Australia you must never put your thumb over the top...
Epipens aren't really that hard to use though just like aim and stab
If anything I would think that she would actively prevent him from knowing how to use one so that they would be forced to rely on her to stay alive.
The coma patients are lucky that House comes to visit them. He acts like he's just being a jerk, but I would be touched if I came out of a coma and found out that someone came to eat lunch and watch tv with me or in this case explain to someone that they had some bad lead in their pencil.
He induced a migraine into one of his patients.
@@alexdurain3753 For science, that patient was lucky to help take out a fraud medicine! I joke though, thats pretty bad.
@@alexdurain3753 wasn't his patient.
Krys Williams when you are in a coma you know what is going on around you you can hear everything
@@sarahharvey9783 In some cases, not all.
She’s 16 , lie to her” he literally can’t lie to a patient
I'm not sure about this but they don't have to talk to the patient directly at all Just the parents
There’s a lot of weird laws around minors and at what age people can make their own decisions and such when it comes to the healthcare system. Where I live anyway, not sure about America. Also doctors technically don’t have to tell you the truth if they think keeping it from you is in your best interest. There’s a name for it but I can’t quite put my finger on it haha
@@satrok7490 Not at 16 they don't, most states 16 you can call your own shots medically speaking barring certain circumstances. In my state they will separate parents from children around age 10 during the whole weighing, height and vital sign check, to confirm the child is okay, not abused, or being coerced into procedures. Parents can't even see a kids medical records without a lot of legal documentation or good reason, like nurses will call security on you if you refuse to stop.
Satrok not everywhere, I had to sign a consent form when I was 12 just for my mum to know my test results
Satrok that’s bs. I mean the patient is the one suffering
Hey at least the boyfriend really loves the girl. Actually cares and worries for her. I’d just be happy that such a boy was with my daughter. Still I’d have had a talk with him and her about being careful.
If the mother had actually talked to her daughter and her boyfriend instead of berating them, her daughter would still have the heart she was born with, not the spare part of some other unlucky person.
He was 'careful'. He was also an idiot. Caring doesn't make you smart.
@@WalterLiddy you know it wasn't his fault right? House was wrong, she had a tic. So, you can indeed say that he is a pretty good boyfriend.
@@lc4147 True I guess, but his mannerisms just seem insufferable to me
@@REDEEMERWOLF He's a teen boy. They're all like that till they grow up lol
So helicopter mom's excuse is because she was too helicopter that whenever daughter gets a chance at some freedom she does it unsafely because helicopter mom was too busy "protecting" her instead of teaching her to protect herslef.
This why overbearing parenting correlates just as strongly with problems in adolescents and young adults as negligent parenting does. It's a tightrope most people will fuck up at some point.
In defense of the mom, her daughter is an idiot.
@@Sai4651 she hasn't exactly had the opportunity to learn
The mother just didn't want to risk losing her child
Jay Fairless yeah, but it doesn’t matter what she has learned if she’s dead. Because of her stupidly, the daughter crashed her car and lost her heart. Next time she makes a mistake, she could die.
This is the only time I’ve ever heard them mention hospital bills. Woah.
Yeah that threw me off too. It’s a free clinic but idk if that correlated with house and his team also.
@@jamesfair9751 Free clinic doesn't mean free hospital.
they did in the Open Marriage episode too. apparently all their patients have insurance.
@boulderarms Lmao, during the first time Vogler was introduced he asked Cuddy what the Dept of Diagnostics is and why the hell it's costing the hospital money instead of generating income.
@@a.trance6997 It's because house never filled out any billing to the insurance companies
Screwin over the medical profiteers.
There's an old saying for this. "The harder you grip a bar of soap, the farther it will slip from your hand when it gets the chance." Essentially the mom caused her daughter to act irrationally due to the fear of not having a chance like that again. Also I lied about the saying being old, I just made it up.
The saying's pretty good.
It's a good saying though
Are you implying that teenagers have the intellect of soap? If so, you are correct.
@@citytrees1752 teenagers are impulsive and selfish which is understandable within reason.and sadly most parents are the cause of teenagers not being adjusted to adulthood or end up having psychological issues
There is a similar saying that actually is a saying, the more you squeeze the sand the more it sips through your fingers.
She clearly didn't understand Finding Nemo at all
Lol, best comment yet
I know I've seen that movie but for the life of me can't remember what the point was.
@@Locked0Out nemo got rebellious after getting annoyed about how overprotected his dad was, touched the "butt" and thats what got him kidnapped lol
@@Locked0Out his dad child abused him
does this ring a bell
@@alwaysseverus741 yeah i know
just joshing around
7:00 "don't worry he can keep a secret"
i would love if the coma patient woke up at that moment and went "no i can't", House would probably be like (O_o)
Apparently some comatose patients still hear things going on around them..
They did that episode.
Mr. Big 6ix9ine when he wakes up from a coma
Better if the Coma patient, woke up and said "Yes, I can"
i bet house would say go back to sleep to the patient
The mother wasn’t protecting her daughter she was making her dependent on her
Despite moms like her are that way in hospital, at least it's good it doesn't get carried over to the home or anywhere else
She's under 18
@@rodriguezsilveiro4419 I was under 18 not very long ago and wasn't forced to stay in a locked room and only get visits after sterilization
@@rodriguezsilveiro4419 In NSW, patients who are 16 and over are legally considered adults and we are not allowed to disclose any information to their parents regarding their medical condition without patient's verbal and written consent so please educate yourself.
its a tv show
To clarify, the girl wasn't reacting to the penicillin in his semen. There was an undetected tic attached to her.
Oh, it's *that* episode. ok, I've seen how this ends, then.
Yeah inside of her.
at first I thought you meant the mom but you meant a literal tic
Yeah, this flip was really misleading
Wait, wat?
House is so good with kids, even teenagers.
I think he just hates dishonesty, and most of his adult patients DO lie to him.
I think it’s because adults idiocy is unbearable and unreasonable. A child doesn’t know how everything works and has no control over the information they are taught and trust. An adult has no excuse to be stupid, kids and teenagers aren’t supposed to know how everything works.
i just love how the MOM says "iv seen finding nemo" clever lines
Holyflygon because, this episode, IS finding Nemo... medically.
If this was a normal kid, she’d die from the common cold due to not being exposed to anything.
Yep
She was allowed to go places until she had the heart transplant six months before the episode
"HOLY SHIT JIMMY THIS ONE CHIP IS A MICROMETER OFF FROM THE SIZE IT IS MEANT BE" *proceeds to die*
C. D. Makes more sense. Might have been more likely to have been cripple by illness
She had a normal life before the heart transplant..... and having a transplantation makes you so weak even against a simple cold because of the medication you'd be taking ...
If the mother was not overprotective her daughter would not have snuck out, she would’ve probably gone to a bakery that she knew, know that she’d have to tell them she has allergies. So in conclusion IT IS because the mom is overprotective.
@@AerynFyr they don't feel the need to *sneakily* do those things. They still do them
She didn’t sneak out, the mom said they left her alone for a week
She had to be over protective because she is very ill.
Ken Livingston No not always, I have very strict parents but they give me space and be independent but only step in when they have to. However, if parents are giving their children freedom and privacy then they trust their children to not be going around and be stupid. Parents who give space to their children know that they’re not careless. I’m not talking about all parents but most.
Actually, if you all would have paid attention, you would have noted that the mother became ludicrously overprotective after the anaphylaxis incident which lead to the accident which lead to the crash which lead to the heart transplant....
You mean it can go to my... stuff?
"Totally dude. there's an administrator here, whenever she gets sick, she just gives me the prescription" 😂😂😂
Ryota Arai LOL took me a while to get that joke but it now makes sense and it’s a great one
Fun fact: you can mess up someone with s nut allergy by eating Brazil nuts before doing them
Vega Mantid Your definition of “fun” is weird...
@@SessVlogs love/hate relationship
Ryota Arai best quote from the whole series
He is perfectly portray a confused good teenage boyfriend.
Except that he looks 35.
@@nicolesseon1480 6:00 Lol! 😅Did she seriously just say “aim and shoot”? Jeez. That’s something I never expected to express masturbation with words like that. Lol!
I was born with a heart disease. Had a transplant, lifetime of procedures, I'm immunocompromised - the whole shebang. But my parents purposely let me be as normal a kid as they could, even to the chagrin of overzealous doctors. I'm so grateful
How is your situation right now ?
glad you pulled through.
U still alive?
"Is he okay?"
House: he's just tried from being in a coma so long. hahaha
I have a lot of health issues, one I was born with. My mum was super vigilant while I was young but as I grew older she started teaching me how to be careful and watch for the signs that I would get sick. When she felt confident I was understanding my health, mum let me go out and be responsible for myself. Thank you Mum I owe my life to your loving intuitions.
6:00 Lol! 😅Did she seriously just say “aim and shoot”? Jeez. That’s something I never expected to express masturbation with words like that. Lol!
Why wouldn't she show her boyfriend how to use her epi? Seems like an important thing to teach the people in your life.
I was worried he was going to epi himself by holding it upside down, and then she'd be dead without a spare.
@@robertcrawford377 I had a similar thought at the time.
teenagers
Bc she doesn’t trust him. She was ready to kick him out after he sneezed
My kids were taught very young how to give my my Epi if I get stung by a bee.
“The first time we left her alone she snuck out she had a cookie that had peanut butter in the dough and it cause her to have an accident on the way to the hospital and she almost died!”
Oh wow that sucks, ya know how you could have prevented that? Instead of beating her over the head to stay in her ‘safe zone’ or else, you could drill into her, yes you can go out but take X and Y precautions. That way when she doesn’t feel the need to sneak out as much and when she does, she’s prepared. Also make sure she 100% knows her allergies instead of the “it’s ok hun don’t worry I’ll do this for you” mentality. Have you learnt nothing from stories like rapunzel? I thought it was common knowledge that teenagers hear “no” and their brain translates that into “challenge accepted”
I think the mother doesn't let the daughter know pretty much anything, so she can have control over her.
I am deathly allergic to a lot of stuff more than that girl. Had a few reactions where I forgot my epipen, got into the hospital once, nearly died guess what? After that I always have my epipen on me. Got one in every jacket I own, just in case I forget my bag. Like sure allergies suck but you still have a life outside of what people eat.
xTinix90 broski ur acting like this is real
@@mohammedsami6371 It's an anologue for reality. Approaching it as though it's real is an effective way to dissect it as a story for its lessons. Humans have handled story telling like this since the dawn of story telling.
I thought it was common knowledge that teenagers hear “no” and their brain translates that into “challenge accepted” imma steal that as a quote
For a mom THAT protective of her daughter I’m surprised she didn’t even use the epipen properly
Stabbed into the medialis instead of thelateralis
I feel really bad for the couple. I know they did stuff they shouldn't have done and weren't smart about it, but they're trying their best to find a balance between their love and her health.
Nah, they are acting irrationally to keep her toy-kid with them, that's not love, that's fear
@@jordiruiz3793 pretty sure they meant the teenage couple and not her parent.
@@jordiruiz3793They’re talking about the teenage couple.
3:40 he says "you're the most overprotected parent I've ever seen", then she said "introduce me to the ones who were more protective so I can do things right". Makes no sense lol
he said "one of the most", implying there were more extreme cases
It’s doesn’t make sense to you because it’s not the exact words you think make sense. She means the one who did a fine job protecting their children without making them feel trapped.
I have the same scar... it becomes a battle scar, a trophy. Living through open heart surgery is not ugly. It’s beautiful.
Que Kelly Clarkson
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
🎸🎶🎵🎸
@@kalabell4098 Kelly Clarkson... you mean Friedrich Neizche?
@@plebproblems4315 Don't you mean Lao Tzu?!
Well, her boyfriend loves her anyway
My cousin had to have open heart surgery at age 5 - his dad showed up after with my cousin's teddy bear, who now had the same scar down his chest. Uncle said Teddy wanted to go through the surgery too so my cousin wouldn't feel alone. I got to visit him while recovering - cousin said he had been scared for his own surgery but "Teddy took his like a fighter!"
the opening of this video is just how people are all now when visiting their friends and family
thorough scrubbing.
Yep totally normal now!
@@secretsquirrel7374 only if your psycho and over protective
@@matthewjones2095 and being sarcastic
No
I thought in this episode it turned out to not be caused by an allergic reaction to penicillin in his semen at all, but actually a tick that had migrated in on the boyfriend's clothing and bitten her?
ruclips.net/video/FjqBekVMwjQ/видео.html
@@AerynFyr Shut up brat, you'd be ''overbearing'' too if your child was recovering after a trasnplant and on immunosupressant meds that can make her allergies worse...
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Funny, you sound overbearing yourself. The parent in this went about things in the worst way you can when dealing with teenagers. The mom thought she could actively protect her daughter at all times but when she couldnt thats when stuff went wrong, the solution is not to become more actively protective. The mom in this situation needed to teach her daughter how to protect herself, you cant lock someone in a cell for their entire life and expect them to know what to do when they get the opportunity to leave(especially when talking about teenagers, they will leave whether you want them to or not).
Eugeniya Leshenko She would’ve died quicker under her mother’s care before she died because she went outside.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 "shut up brat" lmao You are either too young to be saying that or old enough to know better. Do yourself a favor and take your own advice.
Cameron : Too bad it’s not you giving the sample we’d be done by now
Chase : Speechless
Destruction level 69696969
I wonder what issues that were having? Lol
That was a harsh burn. 😂
Obviously Chase had other tricks “down his sleeves”
R. H. Kingpin it is obviously a joke tho. Lol.
This mum is the embodiment of the saying “give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime” she is protecting her instead of teaching her to protect herself
“How do I...?”
“Aim and shoot”
Imao
I feel like she only went out to get that cookie because you’ve sheltered her. If she taught her how to use her epipen and taught her how to manager her allergies...
This girl would never get COVID19 with the her mum's level of security
I wonder if she would let her daughter get the covid shot? Would she think it would be too dangerous or necessary?
“Too bad you didn’t take the sample, otherwise we’d be done by now”
We’re gonna need a hospital bed for these burns Chase has received
“that’s your big idea, somebody’s lying?”
“hasn’t failed me yet!”
AHAHAHAHAHA
"Totalleh dude. Theres this administrator here
Whenever she gets sick she just gives me the prescription 😏"
Hm. Severe allergies would be caused by an overactive immune system. Transplant patient, so she takes meds to suppress her immune system.
Wouldn't those meds make her allergies far LESS severe?
Kerry Day excellent point and I want to know the answer too!
If you are born with certain genes, your immune system may react to substances in the environment that are normally harmless. These substances are called allergens. Having an allergic reaction is the most common example of an overactive immune system. Dust, mold, pollen, and foods are examples of allergens, some people can be allergic to certain medications
Please do NOT go to med school, or to any other professional school requiring an IQ over 70 points. Become a cop, or a military officer, where your stupidity cannot hurt anyone that matters. PLEASE!
@@rrss5497 so instead of answering a legitimate question, you'd rather just call them stupid. You're worse than the mom in this episode. Do the world a favor and never breed.
@@rrss5497 do not wish stupid into cops or military. That is the last thing we need rn
The problematic part with being so protective is that once your kid is an adult, they are more than likely going to go against everything you tried to "protect" them from. And if worse comes to worse, your child won't even introduce you to any spouse or child they have because they don't want their kids to feel like "prisoners" (as the girl here so graciously described). Protection from the outside world also emits risks for them as they won't recognize potential dangers most kids may have been taught to recognize and respond to. I understand some people are like that but above all if you are one of these parents, please teach your kids the dangers (or at least talk to them about it) even if you are protecting them to a tee. The world is cruel, if you aren't savvy of it, you can hurt a lot more than help.
As a child of helicopter mom, this is true
They leave her home alone and she goes and buys a cookie with peanut butter in the dough- did she,, know she has a peanut allergy? Why wouldn't they keep an epipen in the car? Did she read the label?? Is this girl a dunce?
Based on "find out what I'm allergic to" and the moms general "I'll look after you, I know best" vibe, it's quite possible she didn't know the whole list of her allergies. And it was said she forgot the EpiPen. Either way, an overly sheltered teen focusing on getting out of the place...mistakes happen.
Or a suicide attempt
Most likely how they said it, it seemed like she new she was allergic to peanut butter and that’s why she got the chocolate chip cookie And the bakery just didn’t separate the different doughs well enough 🤷♀️
Exactly. Her mother wouldn't be protective if the girl wasnt an idiot in the first place. Her mom is actually protecting her from herself..
@@ChuChild to be fair I'm not an idiot and my mom was overprotective of me lmao
I can relate, I have a overprotective mom as well after nearly dying six times before the age of ten, it took a long time for my parents to unwind that I’m not going to shatter if I fall, parents who have had children experience multiple near death experiences and survive sees there children as porcelain dolls, easily breakable.
*Boyfriend washes hands thoroughly and enters with a mask*
Me: "Oh, she's probably really immuno-compromised. Yikes."
Her mom: "She's allergic to penicillin, bee stings and peanuts."
Me, allergic to penicillin and friends with many peanut and bee sting allergics who live perfectly normal lives: "Wha--"
"Semen allergy" 😂
It is a thing.
It is a thing, water allergy is also a thing.
@@cypherdk85 You guys might want to read this: www.cracked.com/article_16406_the-6-most-terrifying-allergies-you-can-actually-get.html
Makes my allergy to peas seem like nothing in comparison.
Never heard such a thing
My sister has a water allergy, and the sun for me (also can't sweat). So, life is exciting.
I love the way House just said, "Totally, dude!"
6:25 got em
LMAO OMG
GJ Prod Boom!
Leg end
Chases face when Cameron said "if it was you giving the sample you ve done by now" 🤣🤣
The mom should have taught her to protect herself. It's not hard to keep away from those allergy's plus she should have told the boy what her allergies and issues were
6:00 Lol! 😅Did she seriously just say “aim and shoot”? Jeez. That’s something I never expected to express masturbation with words like that. Lol!
Okay that was the fastest alergic reaction and the fastest response to adrenaline shot lol
My husband is allergic to cats. He pet his mom's cat and within seconds he was breaking out in hives up his arm. Allergic reactions can be alarmingly fast.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. True, some people have very fast reactions. Others in their stupidity deny the effects of alergic reations. Yet millions have to live in relative fear their entire life
Depends on the person & the allergy
Tamás v it’s a thing . A girl I know also had multiple miscarriages over it
If I put on face creams I'll have burns within a minute.
This is what happens when a parent treats their child like an expensive toy.
"Too bad it's not you giving the sample, we'd be done by now" 😂😂🤣🤣 Cameron is so petty
Michelle Trachtenberg! Wow, she's everywhere. I wonder what she's up to today.
I don't know, but I hope she is still hot AF. I remember seeing her for the first time in Euro Trip. I was blown away by how beautiful she was.
I agree, she is very gorgeous.
@@nchia Oh wow I have the same birthday as her lol
Michelle Trachtenberg was my childhood crush all the way back since her "Harriet the Spy" days :)
I didn't see her until her teen years, but yes, she is a heartbreaker.
Saw her in inspector gadget
Eurotrip!!!
Dawn in Buffy🙂
The Key and Spike's little sis the way he protected her😊😊
Shes one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. Had a crush on her in inspector gadget when I was like 6 or 7 and still do all these years later.
"Sometimes I sneeze when I look at lights"
Literally this is me
Saaammmmmeeeee
That mom passed being over protective a long time ago, what she’s doing is abuse. The mom needs professional help and fast.
she went through the helping period too... she deserves consequences being handled by the child
When i had my son, i got up to take him for a walk around the labor & delivery floor. Passed another closed door with a huge sign on it stating "severe peanut allergy"
Yeah, my wife is allergic and even I think this mom is overdoing it. That and the kid is the definition of bad luck.
2:48 Damn, that cracked me up. House has done some serious damage to his team.
That mom isn't just overprotective. She's goddamn paranoid.
There are two types of helicopter mum's :the ones who are over protective and controlling
And the one who drives helicopters
I love how House just takes the kid into a random comatose patients room. 😂
If I were a judge, I would terminate that psychopathic “mother” as a parent and place the daughter in foster care.
Probably why you’re not a judge
Inan Sultan You obviously don’t have children and obviously don’t recognize child abuse.
Fit parents don’t isolate their child from the outside world and practically hold them hostage. If you think that’s parental fitness, you’re seriously misguided. As someone who has an immunocompromised family member, this depiction of protecting someone with that condition is absurd, ridiculous, and in plain terms, lunacy.
Lol at him leaving the kid in the comatose guy’s room! 🤣
"Too bad it is not you giving the sample, we'd be done by now"
Best roast of the show coming from the most surprising character.
6:00 Lol! 😅Did she seriously just say “aim and shoot”? Jeez. That’s something I never expected to express masturbation with words like that. Lol!
Hey! I’m going to chime in on this situation/episode because I have a very similar experience, and I’ve seen so many comments of people arguing over who was right or wrong. So here we go. I was born with a collagen disorder. So basically my bones, organs, muscles, tendons, etc are effected by it because they are all made up of mostly collagen. It’s called Osteogenesis Imperfecta. If you watched Grey’s Anatomy ( I know house fans usually watch Greys and via-verse) you might remember April and Jackson’s first son having my disorder! There are different types of my disorder. Each one with its own severity and unique characteristics. Type 1 is mild, you usually don’t break bones as often as other types and usually don’t use a mobility aide. Type 2 Severe and usually don’t survive wether it’s in or out of the womb, however we have had more type 2’s survive in these recent years thanks to new studies! Type 3’s which is what I have is a bit tricky. Because within the diagnosis of Type Three there are different severities as well. Some type threes can walk usually with a mobility aide others are completely wheelchair bound and may be on a trach or vent to help with breathing. I’m a mild type three. I use an electric and manual (one that you push yourself) wheelchair as well as a walker. Type 4’s are more severe then type 1, but still totally mild. These are the main types. One thing all OI patients have in common is blue sclera. So basically the whites of our eyes can range from a normal white to, light grey, dark grey, purple, and blue. Since the eyes are made of collagen as well! Anyways because of my condition I am immuno- compromised. Meaning I get more often then a normal person does. During this pandemic I’ve had to be extra super careful because if I caught covid I more then likely would end up in the ICU. I haven’t been vaccinated for Covid yet due to the word of expert doctors who specialize in my condition around the world. Now I’ve always lived an independent life. I use a wheelchair that’s it. But I do everything myself. Basic daily tasks, going to my college campus, hanging out with friends, travel. I do it all. I think it’s because my mother knew when she was pregnant with me they had genetic testing done with me in the womb. My dad has the same condition. My mother does not. So they took a sample from myself and my father and found it to be a perfect match. In fact so perfect they had to run it again because they thought it was a mistake. So my parents were prepared. My parents have always pushed me to be independent and do what I want. Even if it means finding a different way to do it. I live a normal life like any college student my age? Except for those times when I have to go in for treatments or surgeries. But otherwise just like anyone else. Yet other parents of children with my condition are totally insane and are around their kids 24/7. Even when they go to hang out with friends, even at school! It’s insane to me! My whole point is you literally can’t be a helicopter parent to a child wether they have a disability or condition or not. It will not help them in the long run and will not prepare them for life.
The way he says "Totally dude" is the greatest thing ever! 😂😂
What amazes me is I have watched The whole House series like twice and every time I see these clips it’s like watching for the first time
Whoever is running this channel is amazing! Keep posting these great clips!
“Too bad it’s not you giving the sample. We’d be done by now” LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO the shade
Ok just to clear things up, although an allergic reaction can go bad very quickly, your airways don’t swell up immediately, it builds up. Secondly epipens work but if your airway is blocked it’s not gonna go down just like that, it takes about 5 minutes👍🏻
can you actually stab epi-pen through a pants leg?
@@velvety2006 Yes you just inject it into the person's thigh and yes you can Inject it through clothes
I love how everyone’s reaction was “(insert character) was lying” House rubbed off on them so much.
"Dawn's in trouble...must be Tuesday."
This is the kind of parent that would ensure, through their actions, that their kid would never end up married or in a relationship, and if they did, mandate that they live with them versus on their own, therefore precluding said relationship. And this is how you create a Jason Voorhies kind of individual.
If the penicillin was the reason. she wouldn’t of went into that big of an allergic reaction that fast days later.
It wasn't: ruclips.net/video/FjqBekVMwjQ/видео.html
Christina Bailey: I'm deathly allergic to penicillin. It runs in my family.
That's why it wasn't the answer. Have you ever seen a episode of house where the solution was a simple allergy without some big clue or whatever
Jake McDorman is such a good actor. im surprised people dont recognize him when he was this young.
Imagine getting depressed for not able to go to school for 2 months.
Me and the rest of the society for the last year : STONKS.
4:27
Good luck having a good healthy functional loving relationship with your child?
Do you want your child to hate you and despise you and give you zero love?
Because that's how you do it.
I love Michelle Trachtenberg.
I've been watching these videos for years but I only started watching full episodes a month ago. I've been thru 50 so far.
'He's just tired, for being in a coma for so long.'
This is Tangled with extra steps.
mum spelled with a "u"? GET IN
ARE YOU A BRITISH BRETHREN?!!!!
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Nah mate you have no idea how much you need to get tf out
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Spelt the correct way for once. :-)
@@jesscarla3991 it's just accent difference more than anything, lol
I really wonder how helicopter parents think they’re benefitting their children with that kind of behavior
"it can go through ur...stuff?"
" *totally dude* "
I love how this mom is like "Because I wanna know what they're doing right". Like what do you think happens the moment she turns 18, she leaves and never speaks to you again. Then likely ends up dead or in hospital because of how over protective the mom has been being. She likely forgot her epi-pen or to ask about the cookie dough because mom does it for her.
I watched this episode almost a year ago and I remembered thinking "Wow I'm glad I never had to go through that situation (the opening of the episode), looks so scary".
Would've never occurred to me that that would be the norm this year.
House could do me right next to my mitochondria
What?
@@lazor111 No, STAY! Your brilliance is needed in the world!
2:42 house must be so proud, they’ve certainly been listening to him.
My kid was reading labels and asking about cross-contamination at 8 years old. Obviously with adult supervision -but- kids have to learn to manage their own chronic health conditions.
60 minutes did a video called "allergic to life" which reminds me of this. The poor woman is literally allergic to absolutely everything and has to live in a specially made perfectly controlled room. Her partner has to get the exact same few foods from the exact same farms and prepare them the exact same way in a ventilated room. They're a beautiful couple but it's such a horrificly tragic story
This girl is nowhere near that sick. She has a paranoid mother.
there is no point in living this way...
Allergies are terrifying. I have a deadly fish allergy and believe me, the epinephrine shot hurts
great song in the beginning lmao
Michelle Trachtenberg has the most beautiful eyes.
The final part of the episode is titled tick out of you
So it was the tick that gave her the reactions ?
Thanks for that 😊
I was just rewatching these wondering whens the next upload lmaoo
Same😂😂
That crack at Chase not lasting long is hilarious 🤣😂
"How do I-"
"Aim and shoot."
PFFT--
3:50 Mother to Doctor "i don't need another story"
4:03 also mother continues to tell doctor long story
You'd think as much as he supposedly loves her and the procedures he's aware of to see her he'd be aware of the f*cking epi-pen. 😂
1:18 Don't worry, Dawn. Dudes dig scars.
"Too bad it's not you giving the sample or we would be done now" Cameron you savage
"we leave her home alone for the first time on a weekend, she goes out, buys one chocolate chip cookie, peanut butter in the dough"
that's just honestly so dumb man, I have a friend who has asthma and is allergic to eggs and milk, goes into anaphylactic shock if she ingests even the tiniest bit of either one of those, 21 years old, throughout her life her heart has stopped beating for a total of 11 minutes. do you think her mom trapped her inside her own bedroom? nope, she's currently in college, in a city hundreds of kilometers away from home, yet she hasn't had an accident in years. wanna know how? because she always reads the ingredients list when buying food at the grocery store and is careful enough to always know what's in the things she eats, or how they're prepared (at restaurants for example, she always makes sure her food is prepared separately)
Every person should check ingredients before buying anything but unfortunately less people does