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Deaf Man Learns He's Turning Blind | Chicago Med
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2021
- Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning have to tell their deaf patient that he is turning blind because of a genetic disease.
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this guy played his character so well. he's a great actor
He played also a deaf character in "Only murderers in the building" on Disney+
Oh wait, he's deaf in real life.. didn't know that
He's played a lot of different deaf characters. I'm really happy for him and that they actually hired a deaf actor
Think this is one of the few times Dr.Manning has followed the rules, waiting for patient's permission before disclosing anything
I knew someone who was both blind and deaf. They wrote letters on their companions skin to talk, and they did the same. Its was a slower communication, until they learned brail, but it worked. Its different to be both stuck in silence and darkness, for many, it's terrifying, especially if they were able to see and hear before.
Love that Chicago Med showed that side of disabilities
that’s beautiful🤍
Ironically, I feel they'd have more communication than many couples lol no I talk over you or I yell at you
That's how Helen Keller learned to communicate with her teacher. They call it fingerspelling.
But here, the man will need a lot more time to make sense of what he's hearing than they make out in the episode. I read a book about a deaf girl of 16 who got a cochlear implant. She had lots of therapy for one ear and then the same for the next ear. She had to learn to differentiate between all the noises and sounds like birds and elephants and what not.
Honestly I don’t know what life would be like without eyes and ears. People who have all the senses, like myself, really forget how easy we have it.
It’s terrifying,being a completely silent,completely dark void, possibly for the rest of your life
@@obamaprism4168I’d just take the easy way out at that point.
Everyone is talking bout the couple but MAGGIE KNOWS ASL? I understood almost everything she and the couple signed
Maggie is the real MVP in legit 70%+ of episodes.
I was looking for a comment that confirmed it was proper ASL and not just gibberish
It's beginner level though, they REALLY should've hired an interpreter
"She should be with a person who won't be a burden to her!"
Good guy detected
i know right and the ending was so heartwarming
omg that part made me cry
@@lisamae5870 I know right? He will be more helpless than ever. He should be leaning on someone for physical and emotional support. But despite that, he only thought how he will drag the love of his life down and was prepared to cut himself loose, for her sake.
@@ilovefoodespeciallybrownies The girl stuck with him. That stuff feels rare in this day and age. One little surprise issue... One never seen before emotional crash... and the first solution was an immediate divorce instead of working things out together as each other's half.
But when you think about it, thats really a societal perception- that people with disabilities are burdens and should remove themselves, he's not a "good guy" he's just acting out that belief. The fact that we praise him for it is disturbing because it suggests that we agree with the belief that he is a burden.
That clip went from heartbreaking to wholesome in 4 minutes.
mhmm
I have a blind cousin who married a deaf man. And they go by the same thing. “I’ll be your eyes, and you’ll be my ears” they have a daughter completely fine, and they’re such a happy and close family. I’m trying to teach myself ASL to be able to communicate with them.
As much as I love how they introduced the cochlear implant. If this was his first time, normally he wouldn’t be able to hear voices right away. It takes a lot of time and serious Auditory Verbal Therapy. But that is every deaf person’s worse nightmare.
That truee
True
My darkest fear is losing eyesight, my deepest darkest fear is losing both eyesight and hearing. Society needs to get their act together and collectively take on these large, humanity-centric disabilities and illnesses. If this pandemic or climate change shows anything, we are a long way off from such mentality.... and as a result, people will continue to be lost in the void of human failure.
We don't have the technology to deal with all of these genetic problems yet, unfortunate though it may be
I’m blind in my right eye and so rely on my right ear to hear things I can’t see/unaware of visually so much. I can’t imagine how difficult it is to a) be fully blind/hard of hearing and then b) lose the other sense that is heightened to help me, let alone a fully blind or deaf person
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I was surfing from boredom and have never watched this before, but DANG that was some good acting
My best friend had this. He took his life in 2020, and I miss him so badly.
The cochlear implants helped my mum hear again ... without them she is completely deaf ... this might be because of my incoming period but it hit home for me
This was probably the best clip of Chicago Med i have ever seen!!
oh man seeing him cry like that was painful
The guy is a great actor
Wauw that was some good acting, this is one of my favorites. He is amazing, i hope a really big acting career is ahead of him!❤
I cried so hard lord 😭😭😭😭this is the love I need 🥰❤
How would he and his girlfriend communicate if he goes blind??🤔
Could learn tactile sign language, what many Deaf-blind individuals use.
I know its just acting but i was honestly so happy for that couple when she said "Ill be your eyes, and you'll be my ears"
Man, it feels weird to hear your own diseas on chicago med... (got retinitis pigmentosa). Its just feels weird...
There's a film called the Sound of Metal about a drummer who loses his hearing, and gets cochlear implants. The sound techs on the film managed to recreate what it actually sounds like, hearing through cochlear implants - it's not even close to normal sounds. The guy was absolutely devastated, if you think this actor is good, should see that movie right at the point the implants got turned on.
Unless someone made it abundantly clear what to expect beforehand, you would not be that excited at the sounds of the implant working, if you knew that you were going to go blind and those sounds were all you would have left.
I'm blind, I was born this way. I'd probably be able to deal with losing my hearing along with my blindness but it would be hard.
I think the acting was great :)
How are you typing this???
@@kanieraliapeng724 using a screen reader.
Whats a screen reader? I ask cause someone I know was blinded in an accident and I wanna help
@@punmasterlv1677 its like, it allows blind people to read the text by the thing saying it out, it has like a speaker so they can know what they are typing.
i once had the privilege of meeting a blind and deaf skulptor. she had a translator trace letters into her hand
Not me balling my eyes at
This made me cry.
Sign language while complex can also be easy to understand apparently
I miss Dr. Manning and Dr. Rhodes
wait wdym you miss dr manning?- DID SHE LEAVE ?!?!
@@amysavage9594 yeah, she got fired. Long story btw
@@amysavage9594 she got fired and the actress who plays her left
@@amysavage9594 yup
@@warh1story563 tell bro
This is so so sweet. It just made me cry. ❤❤
awwww this was so nice
Really curious how they will be in the future. Because he won't be able to see her sign and she doesn't know how to vocalize like he does. So unless she uses a type to speech converter, or they get a third, how will they communicate?
Helen Keller used finger signing, making signs into the palm, as she couldn’t see or hear. I don’t know how common it is now but they might be able to use it.
He will be able to hold her hands and feel around to determine what she's signing
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Maybe he can learn too feel what diffrent signs feel like and the kan sign on his hand i have seen that happen and she can lern the same
@@josefinbjork1086 hello
Was I the only person who when they said retinitis pigmentosa said 'thats the condition molly Burke has ' love you molly ❤
One of the best clip I've seen
Why is peter so cutw
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thats the guy from only murders in the buliding
Omg this is so sad, bless :(
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Hey! This is the deaf guy who diagnosed with usher syndrome in Chicago med S04 E01 episode. 😲 That’s one of my favourite episodes in whole series.
i felt so bad.
I work with teens who have Ushers- its heart-breaking and very hard for them to lose their sight, in addition to having some level of hearing loss. Means learning touch typing and other techniques for keeping them independent, cane training (prerequisite for a guide dog in the UK) and doing Sighted guide training or getting tech which can assist. Also needs a specialist TA who makes all the resources they need for class- custom font size and spacing, diagrams or graphics need lines which are visible and colours they can see, it takes hours to adapt things but its doable. Very cruel condition but people with it can live productive and independent lives, with support.
He’s such a good actor, made me believe he’s actually deaf.
He is lmao he's a deaf actor
That was a great Story with a good Happy End
Why am i absolutely not surprised that Maggie speaks ASL? That woman is a gem
I wanted to cry sooo bad 😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺 that’s sooo sad blind and deaf this happend on a plane some guy was blind and deaf and some girl helped people are soooo kind
I love Med but I must admit that as a student interpreter and translator I would like to see professional ASL interpreters and not a nurse
The show dealt with this. Maggie is a certified interpreter. They don't ever have it be someone that knows a language, they are certified, or just fluent. Dr Rhoades is fluent in Spanish, so he doesn't get translators when he has a Spanish speaking patient.
I’m a nurse and I know sign language(have since I was 8,it was a second language option where I went to school)it’s a lot easier not having to go through a third person to speak to hearing impaired patients and I know their parents(I work in pediatric ER and Oncology) appreciate that I can communicate with their children,makes it easier on them knowing the nurse knows exactly how they feel …just my situation 🤷🏻♀️
Reminds me of the Adam Elliot claymation short "Ernie Biscuit"
Idk why but the guy seems so familiar but he played the act so well
omg is that theo dimas from "only murders in the building"?!?!
Context on the "again" peter went deaf in early childhood
I kinda feel where this dude is coming from, my vision is getting worse and worse and I'm scared to go blind, I have some difficulty understanding what some people are saying, especially in shows or movies, I have to turn on subtitles or can't hear what they're saying the majority of the time because of the overlapping sounds of the background or music with the voices, it's honestly terrifying to think I could go completely blind or deaf one day
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Omg this is so amazingg
he is the guy from "Only murders in the building"! woow I just recognised him here
Atleast they invented tactail speach now. People speak by feeling hands. It was made for deadblind people. It realy opens the world
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Is this the guy from ‘ only murders in the building’ ?
I love happy endings 😭😭
They should have captions for the sign language
They do
I have bad hearing and likely should have hearing aids courtesy of my dad’s genetics but recently my eyesight also started deteriorating rapidly courtesy from being inside using a computer all day everyday. I had good normal eyesight a year ago and now I have glasses I have to wear everyday. I”m only 16 so it’s kinda scary that my hearing and eyesight will only get worse.
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Cochlear ear nice very good like
Is that normal, to say to a human you are going to be blind!!!!! What is that?!
my grandad had this eye condition and was blind
This guy play cool. I like his act
Iv never felt so bad for a actor
Good idea
That’s sad
How are they going to communicate though? He can still sign to her but how will she answer back if she doesn't speak orally? Either she'd have to start speaking orally or they'd use tactile signing? Anyways that would actually be a long road for them to be able to communicate comfortably.
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that sad
I dont know if you guys know but this guy plays in only murders in the building the new show on disney +!!
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Maggie do hand laguage lol
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i wonder how will they communicate when he can't see her signing, and she can't hear him speaking
Lip Reading?
Helen Keller was a woman that, after a disease, became blind and deaf in the 1800..she learned how to sign and recognize the signs using her hands…there are movies about her learning and growth.
@@EmelyPhan he can’t lip read if he’s blind
Tactile signs
@@megawiz1017 but she can - He is not in a relationship with himself
wholesome 100
My mother has that
whos cutting onions-
wtf they use a nurse to tell him he's going blind not an interpreter?!
well if the nurse knows sign language and qualified to interpret, whats the problem?
Weird noticing bits of British Sign Language in American Sign Language lol, not too similar but some aspects are
that guy kinda looks like zach hadel
But when he goes blind, how do they communicatie? Cuz i recon the lady can't talk. If im wrong sorry, i am not familiair with deaf and blindness.
I noticed Peter got cochlea implants, there was a bloke i knew who was deaf and had implants
is this real or no
OMG
You look pretty good
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Theo?
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