Your Paralysis is Caused by Guilt | Pure Genius | MD TV
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2022
- Doctors must find the psychological root of a patient's paralysis when it turns out there is nothing physically wrong with him.
From Pure Genius Season 1 Episode 10 'Hero Worship' - After a woman comes to Bunker Hill with a mysterious lung ailment, James ties other respiratory cases in her area to possible contamination from a microchip factory; a man can't walk despite his legs being in good condition.
Pure Genius (2016) A young tech-titan from Silicon Valley decides to build a hospital with a new-school approach to medicine and enlists a veteran surgeon who has a controversial past.
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Honestly the biggest problem in this situation is the parents forbidding him to talk about his brother like he never existed. That's super unhealthy
Exactly! Sounds like the parents are the ones who need therapy even more than him.
Worked in a residential treatment facility for kids. For most of them, the parents were the actual problem.
poor kid he's suffering from survivors guilt he survived the fire Derick didn't so he feels guilty that maybe he should have been the one to die not Derick or if he had done something maybe just maybe Derick would still be here and he wouldn't be having this problem but his parent's aren't doing him or themselves any favors by pretending that what happened to Derick never actually happened they want to completely erase the night of the fire and their son dying never happened which isn't healthy for them either it's not healthy for all three of them to pretend that DERICK never existed
Everyone deals with loss different.
This is going to sound terrible. I'm a retired vet. 30-50 year old age range. My current therapist recommends I act like my parents never existed. It works. A lot. You stop thinking about the trigger, often the pain goes away. So no. I think his coping mechanism was probably healthy for some people.
You don't need to lay a hand on someone to abuse them
THANK YOU! That was my first thought when the wife said he never raised his hand to his son. I know the story turned out ok, but it was still a bad message.
@@christiecat5367 Same here. Mental abuse is not to be taken lightly.
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Damn right.
Unfortunately that is true, and I’ve had it first hand
It’s mind-boggling how complex the human body and mind is. It’s even more puzzling how they connect.
its the most powerful computer on earth by magnitudes its said it would take about 1000 years of constant development with moors law in full effect to even put a finger print smear on a cpu compaired to what the human brain can do.
@@hardwirecars Wow, that’s amazing.
Far more mind boggling you think this is real or could be real
@Morworld I am completely aware, my friend. Though, must I remind you that these episodes are intended to be medically accurate? (Not all are obviously)
@@boundedscythe7726 Late response, but these episodes are intended to be medically accurate. Not all them are, but some are based off of real conditions.
PTSD and feeling that it’s your fault is devastating. I tried to protect the people I cared about when I was in my trauma situation. It’s so hard to remember, but also too scary to forget. The details and gaps can be fuzzy at times. But in the moment, you’re scared out of your mind. And you’re easily convinced that you are the reason that everything ends in shambles. It’s hard to forget, but too painful to remember.
you put it in words. this exactly how it feels
Yep.. the amount of guilt I have for just leaving my siblings or not protecting them more kills me..
@@PsilocybinBean Thank you for validating the thoughts and words that I shared! It means a lot knowing that I can help someone!
@@ascheparker2340 Remember that you are not alone. Sometimes we need to focus on protecting ourselves first before we can protect anyone else. Because if you have enough strength to get help, you ARE saving the others! Take it easy my friend. -Gracie
The actor who plays the dad has never left that roles of the dismissive angry father
some ppl get typecast and bc of money they keep playing these roles bc its the only ones they get
Well, he’s damn good at it! A job’s a job, and he does a great job! lol
Perfect example of not everyone deserves to be parents and that you don’t need to physically abuse your child to cause irreparable damage. I mean, what a pair. A father who cares more about his own biases and embarrassment about mental health than the health of the only son he has left and a mother who enables his emotional and psychological abuse of their son, describing her husband as “a simple man” after watching him abuse their son to the point of further injury. They absolutely FAILED their son and should be ashamed of themselves, not him!
That poor boy I feel so sorry for him I know what it's like to lose a dad but losing a sibling must've been so painful and must've scared him for life 🤕🤕🤕
It’s not real
@@C-B2003 We know. 😑
@@straightblackgirl clearly not
@@C-B2003 Low sympathy, huh? Sure it's a show, but the acting feels very real. The person who made this comment never mentioned anything about it literally being real.
@@empresseternity1 Ignore them, they must never watch anything except documentaries. 🙃
It's called Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND) nowdays cuz it's not always caused by trauma. Also most doctors don't even know much at all about FND so it's rare to get a diagnosis. Most doctors will simply tell you it's all in your head and send you to a therapist. Nobody gets specialized VR equipment. FND is also a lifetime diagnosis. Treatment can provide remission but there is no cure. But I'm glad for the representation 😁
What's the difference between FND and Conversion Disorder?
@@Avatargirl1667 there isn’t a difference, it just got renamed
@@1bobo33254 Oh? Weird, because in my medical file it's still conversion disorder... that's very interesting. I am glad there was representation here though.
"it's rare to get a diagnosis. Most doctors will simply tell you it's all in your head"
"It's all in your head" sounds like a diagnosis to me. It's just missing the fancy nomenclature.
@@Avatargirl1667 conversion disorder is understood as a psychologic illness. It got renamed when doctors started to understand that it's not just a psychologic problem. It is both a psychologic and neurologic problem that can be caused by both psychologic and physiologic illness or injury. Conversion disorder is a throwaway diagnosis. When it's not this this and this, it's conversion disorder. Now they know how it works so it's a diagnosis in itself.
As someone that is in the process of being diagnosed with a conversion disorder and we don’t know the trigger, this really hit home. I hope one day this type of tech exists. I want to get better so bad.
I hope you recover soon! You got this. :)
@@mythoelogy
What has the conversion disorder done to you? Please answer me, I might have a very similar problem myself.
@@zerefstein3305 I have chronic pain. Varying degrees of nerve pain. Gastroparesis.
Just do it
As someone who has functional neurological disorder, formerly known as conversion disorder, I have been told it's all in my head more times than I can count. It's a brain body disconnect it's not all in the person's head
No, with proper therapy, you could be treated. By definition, it is all in your head, but being told that makes it worse. If you have a good therapist to help you work through your trauma, you could get better.
People will never understand the depths of trauma...and those who go through it are downplayed!
Up played there up played so much everyone has ptsd and trauma now lol
I never had a chance to think through my trauma. I I've talked through it with y therapist, and dad since my mom wont let me talk about it, and I had a similar experience. Talking through trauma is unbelievably hard, but it helps you to process it. It makes it get just the tinyest bit less scary. You might not be able to forget it, but remembering it gets easier.
They explained it to the parents very poorly. :/
How would you have explained it?
no matter how much good u explain.non medical people almost always have the same reaction.
She learned everything she knows from House.
HAHAHAH! I feel like a damn doctor now from watching House. 😂 This channel made me start watching the show.
I saw the title and my instant thought was "I'M GONNA BE PARALYZED!!!????!!!?"
I have conversion disorder, unlike Evan my symptoms are psychogenic non - epileptic seizures. It took me 3 years to get this diagnosis and I felt like Evan when he said he wasn't lying
London I haven’t seen her in a minute omg I miss her
Yeah I didn't even realize she was on this show. & Now she has a baby ☺️🥳 with Mr Culkin from Home Alone 🙏
lol that that button mashing to create the 3D environment was hilarious. kinda like that 'CAN YOU ENHANCE THAT?' on NCIS
Whats with people's stigma against seeing a therapist?
Because back in the old days, if you went to a shrink it meant you were mentally not perfect, so you kept quiet about it. Now a days, people wear their problems on their sleeve and are praised for it
Seeing a therapist was thought of as someone's dark secret, a shame to be hidden from others. People would think (and say) that you're crazy, possibly even dangerous. As ridiculous as that attitude sounds, it still exists in some families and communities.
I don't know, my sister has it too. I love my therapist and cried when I learned he retired.
Parents and children don't like looking weak in front of public schools kids and public city people and in front of public neighborhood . Going to See a Therapist is a sign of weakness and to be shamed and should be outcast out of the public schools and public life in the city. When it really not.
The summarized version: trauma is a bitch ain’t it?
This one is so sad. It literally wasn’t his fault and he DID try to save his brother but was too late; in the chaos of the trauma, his mind took his inability to have possibly saved his brother and buried the experience in a simpler, differently tragic scenario, which unfortunately led to all other kinds of complications as a result of trying to bury the details of the memories of that loss.
I have conversion disorder from severe long term trauma and mine manifests in seizures like movements. I have been told by my doctors that I’m lying about the disorder and that I’m faking my seizures. It’s nice to hear a doctor not think down upon the disorder even if it’s just a show
Feeling guilty can really affect people.
i can't help but see jessica adams from house in this scene haha i was expecting her but was kinda surprised with her more gentle character XD
We don’t talk about Derek no no no we don’t talk about derrreekkk!
Let's talk about Bruno
Guilt can really take a toll on people.
This program is hilarious but entertaining
Don’t you just love to watch videos where right when the most important details are being revealed you get a damn Walmart commercial? Just UTTERLY spectacular timing! *chef’s kiss*
When can see the father, is the causing
Her causing son...
Emotional distress.
And his body acting up.?
Wow that's powerful 🥺
They would know if it was psychosomatic by running tests on him that would confirm the reason for paralysis when there was no apparent injury sustained to even cause it. That would have been picked up sooner that is was mental trauma he endured during the fire and loosing his brother. I also hate how people wanna brush trauma under the rug like it never happened. My parents where like that too I didn’t loose a sibling but other stuff happened. It was never spoke about after tell years later and substance abuse rules my life. I went into therapy again but was more open to it
Who on earth typed the subtitles? "I could have saved her (Derek)" and "she was my brother" ????
Wow, this is really stupid. They already fixed the problem. Just attach a battery and some lights to a leg brace and tell him he'll be able to walk more and more each day. Then replace it with some stick on things that buzz occasionally. After a year or two tell him exercise has strengthened his legs and neural connections and he can walk without them.
He would only end up paralyzed again because the problem is not physical but psychological. It's better to fix the source of the problem than to treat symptoms.
@@vanetiawellington1302 Even if that's true, and it's not certain by any means, the therapy can happen at the same time.
How did the episode end?
I haven't heard of this show before
She's played a doctor on 2 different shows at least lmao
Yo this is crazzzy
Hot damn London Tipton's a doctor
I was sure that it was a House episode that I don't remember 😃
Maybe it’s confusing cause of Odette Annabel.
There were cases that have similarities, like Emancipation, where a patient feels guilty for "killing" her brother, and Holding On, where the patient who's ironically named Derrick hears his dead brothers voice that he doesn't want to get rid of since his parents never talk about him.
Is that London Tipton?
Yes
And Dr. Adams
@@danr.1299 And Derbel McDillet.
@@danr.1299 I wondered why she looks so familiar. Now I know why!
bruh he wasn't even crying
8:17 --
MOTHER: "Oh my god, I can't watch this!"
DOCTOR: "Don't run away. You've got these little things called eyes. They're equipped with nifty little things called eyelids. You can just close them."
MOTHER: "Oh my god, you doctors are geniuses!"
Purely genius
run...away? When it happened (walking direction, etc.) that she was heading _towards_ him to remove the headset or stop the session and try to comfort him.
That's what made sense to me.
(also she'd have to cover her ears, too)
Virtual reality to cure PTSD? 😂
Now we’re watching Black Mirror apparently.
Why? I haven't seen all the episodes
@@jasmine9581 I can’t! It’d be a spoiler. lol
Undirectly the father was abusive psychologic abuse is as dangerous as physicly abuse
Parents like these..
..😢
But did he walk again?
I know what it’s like to loose a sibling I lost my brother at 29 to suicide hanging it’s hard
Mine was 24.
OMG THE GUY FROM ANABELLE!!!!
Hi I love you guys
Damn that one got me
EY I RECOGNIZE THOSE HALO SOUNDS!!!
So? Did he walk again? Way to cut it off.
HOLY CRAP I JUST REALIZED THAT'S BRENDA SONG. LONDON TIPTON BECAME A DOCTOR~!
The pebble, the stone, the ore and the boulder
Did I just see Brenda Song!!!!!???
Where can I watch the show?
Netflix
Propranolol huh I'm on that for my heart disease
god i wish developing for vr was this easy
Any one else think that the main guy looks like Dwight from Dwight in shining armour?
But imagine if it was 💀
BROOO KID IS PLAYING HALO 4 4:06
What show is this from
Wow lol
This series has always been science fictiony. But the VR headset really broke me on how fake it looks. We got VR headsets now, how could they make their one look so fake?
Love it when tv shows try to say real medical problems are just in ur head & psych issues.. as if the disabled community doesn’t face enough discrimination Already 🤢
Uhhh this is a real thing that can happen to people due to trauma, look it up.
That's not what this is saying at however I do agree it's ass completely unrealistic, one thing I hate about loving this show and others is the fact the doctors are incompetent, break the law constantly and a bunch of fake/unrealistic medical problems happen.
So does he walk?
Gortimor gibbon??
Here💞💞
Me just watching this because the actor for Evan is gortimer from gortimer gibbons life on normal street
And the award for fakest VR goes to...
What happened gortimer gibbon
This reminds me of the story in the Bible where Jesus heals the man with paralyzed legs. The first thing He says to the man is that his sins are forgiven, and then after explaining His authority to forgive sins, He tells the man to “take up his bed and walk”. I don’t know if it’s the same kind of situation, but if the man in the Bible was crippled from past guilt, it’s no surprise that He could be healed by the One who could truly wipe away his sins.
(Mark 2:1-12, if anyone’s interested in the story).
That's interesting, I never would have thought of it that way. Of course, Jesus still could have healed the physical damage just as easily because he has t hat power too
Amen!
is this a real therapy?
Yes! It's called exposure therapy and it's very real. Proven to help.
yeah he def could have saved his brother
so thats where adams went after house faked his death
NOT psychoSOMATIC!
2:03 the dad is a jerk about his son's paralysis.
Why not give him sugar pills?
Bt12
First
this is so fake lmao
First
No your not
Why is it a competition ya'll?
@@empresseternity1 it is RaWe🖐💀
@@user-se1rn3xd4d What’s that..?
@@empresseternity1 it a chicken