Never keep someone's medical information from them! It's sick and sad. You don't lie to your kids, they won't believe you when you are telling the truth. You are their Rock of Truth and Love! They'll have a lifetime of lies from the world. Show them how to be honest. Protecting them from the world isn't lying to them about their health.
When your terminal especially as a child. People will keep these things away. Not as an act of cruelty but kindness. As death especially a drawn out one puts a damper on things. I'm around emt's/paramedics not quite the same. But when they get someone who will die they dont tell them very often that they will. They comfort them and let them know that their loved ones love them and are excited to see them better after treatment a lot of them dont make it to the hospital. If they are religious sometimes they will pray with them as they pass. The other person will often ask "am I going to die." And they tell them no or I'm doing my best to save you. It's a comfort thing. Because knowing you will die sucks.
It's not sick and sad. People tend to be more sickly when they are informed of their medical condition. Personally my Grandpa had a brain tumor (Stage IV cancer) and the diagnosis was revealed to my father but not Grandpa. The brain tumor affected his hearing and vision but all my father informed him was that it was due to old age. He died peacefully in sleep of a cardiac arrest. On the other hand, if he had been informed of his diagnosis, he wouldn't have a chance to get a sound sleep due to the fear of death haunting all the time. There are times when doctors need to lie to their patients too so that they can have a peaceful life. Shaun does not have those qualities of lying. The whole series revolves around him being developing these absent qualities to become a 'Good Doctor'
@@enarum8785 Ya but what if he misses out on things that he would have done if he knew he was going to die. It doesn't even have to be like anything crazy just like spending time with your grandkids, telling your family how much he loves them or hugging them. Maybe even doing things that one has been holding off on doing for whatever reason. It feels like to me they would have more fullfilling death if they knew and could do things they wanted to do but have been holding off on (which ppl do obv).
Context: The kid has cancer, which makes him clumsy. The parents found out a phew months before and that he had only a year to live they didn't tell him, but he found out on his own. The kid looks exactly like the autistic doctors (shaun) brother, who died years before, so he was determined to save him, which he couldn't. The episode ends with the kid telling the doctor he'll be ok and he goes home. The shows called The Good Doctor are pretty good but fall off when they kill off a major character
@@awkwardotter13So, Shaun is the one that dies. It happens in the second to last episode, the very last episode is the hospital staff going over memories that they’ve made with him and how he change the way people perceive Autistic people in the field.
Yeah! I definitely understand the desire to hide it from your kid so that they can live out the remainder of their life blissfully unaware, but honestly, they really should know. That way they can decide how they best want to spend the time they have left. Time with friends? Maybe confess to their crush. Write a book? Make art? Do something to be remembered by? Maybe they'd like to visit someplace before they die. It's really important for kids to be involved in their own health so their wishes can be honored.
@@rosered5485Yeah, I'd get it if he was like 2 and too young to really have the capacity to process dying, but he's around 12. He 100% deserves to know.
My parents hid something very significant to me, not medical luckily, i’m not dying but they lied and gaslighted me for years over my own memories. Doing shit like this will make you lose your kids, this shit is annoying. Don’t do it. Your kids deserve the truth even if it hurts, and deserve some autonomy in their treatment as well.
My daughter's eye doctor sent her for an MRI.. we were immediately kept in the hospital... She had a meningioma behind her eye the size of a large egg.. it had eaten the bone of her sinus. I couldn't imagine keeping that from her.
I knew a guy that had cancer. He beat it. It was about my age 17 at the time. Well he went to the doctor here later to get a check up and since he was such a high hopes that the cancer wouldn’t come back, the doctor didn’t tell him face-to-face that it was back. He told his parents and the parents kept it from him. Well, after about three years of him fighting in Losing Wait, his parents finally told him that his cancer has progressed to stage four and it would be most likely the cause of his death. Remember he bought for three years after they told him he died. A week later is well was destroyed, and we believe that was the only thing keeping him alive.
When Shaun Murphy was younger, he and his brother ran away from their parents 'cause Shaun has autism and their dad was abusive. One day they were playing hide and seek and they climbed up a train and his brother, Steve fell from the train and died. The boy in the video (Evan) looks identical to Steve and Murphy went to treat him because he tripped. Evan wasn't just clumsy and actually had a brain tumor, his parents knew but didn't want to say it to Evan. Shaun told Evan cause he's bad at lying cause of his autism, but Evan already knew. The parents got mad at Shaun. They did surgery on him but couldn't do anything for him. At the end of the episode, Shaun asks for a favor. He read a page from the Steves book which he got for him. I love the good doctor with my whole heart HAHA. The episode is season 1, episode 5 if you want to watch it.
I hope no parent ever does this absurd thing for the “well being” of their child, it’s stupid. Never keep this away from the child, they deserve to know.
@@otroweonllamadosebaIf your kid is going to die, then yeah, you should fucking tell them. What is wrong with you??? They don't deserve to come to peace with it? They don't deserve to live how they want to?? Kids aren't dogs. They deserve to know. Keeping something this major from a child is toxic and sick.
@@otroweonllamadosebaHey, they have a right to know. It’s their body and ultimately their decision how to spend the time they have left. And that kid is not exactly five years old, he’s more than old enough to comprehend what’s happening to him. Either way, it doesn’t matter, it’s not a parent’s decision to make, or at least it shouldn’t be. Your body, your knowledge. If I were in that situation, the lack of trust and the infantilism when I’m at the door would hurt me more than the disease itself.
I don’t watch the show, but the way the boy took it, makes me believe that he knew already! The parents may think he doesn’t know, but I think he knows ❤
@@moosic5701they know he has a tumor thats causing him to fall and accidentally hurt himself, yet they haven't done anything about it and they're hiding it from him
If already diagnosed why isn't it in his medical history or in the states is there not a central system for patients medical info. 1) wouldn't they need parents permission for the head ct 2) had the parents been honest and told the doctors they would of avoided unnecessary tests Now they have another costly bill that could of been avoided I'd imagine as unnecessary their insurance wouldn't cover it Also how can u treat the tumour without the patient knowing they are ill?
I love the reaction: "why are you NOT doing that" "found a tumor in this little boy's head" "OK now I understand" The first step is always disbelief...
It's the boy's life, he should be the one who gets to decide how to live what time he has left. No one can make an informed decision like that without knowing what's going on in the first place.
The more the boy will be disappointed and get angry when he found out that his parents knew about his condition. I believed as a parents they should tell him, explain to him that they will do anything to save his life, and they are there to support him.
I don't think the parents were wrong.. When people know that they're supposed to die, they give up hope, especially when a doctor tells them it's fatal is fatal. Let them joy their life When you know there's nothing else, it can be done.
Many times, if someone knows their ailment , it just worsens. I wouldnt wanna know, just do the surgery and never tell me why 😅 thats my two cents anyway. I wouldnt wanna know if i had a tumor or cancer. Just progresses faster once ya know.
I've learnt quite a few things about my body as an adult that ruined quite a bit of my childhood. If I know I have a problem, I can deal with it. Living in ignorance just made me confused while causing physical and psychological pain. Your ignorance might bring you bliss. My knowledge gives me power and peace. We're all different. There is no "one way suits all"
@@dominiquewild3823 ive just watched everyone die after they know what's wrong. Those that dont know end up living longer, until they find out. Its a mind thing , i believe. Knowing tricks yoyr mind to believe you're dying. Even if you aren't, and the stress from it is what really worsens it. Seen Far too many people go out like that. But yeah, no shoe fits all. Everyone's different indeed.
@@dominiquewild3823I understand your point, and it’s very valid, but I don’t think this should be the standard. I think that standard needs to be trust in the patient to have some control over their body and involvement in their treatment, no matter their age. It’s a sign of respect, and I’m confident that it would be helpful to most.
I saw this guy in a hospital and reminded me of my late brother. I went and introduced myself and told him who he reminded me of and made it awkward. I just had a flashback. 😢
When I was young, I had many health problems, and my Mom would talk to me about almost everything. I learned in my adult years that there were a few things that she kept from me, but it was okay. I am now the only one left of my family and am 77 years old, and for my age, I am in good health.
@@cuistyyy5026 i think dunkin (sorry i don't know the spelling)they were the quagmiers they were tripplets I don't remember the other boys name (i meat they looked the same) the girl's name was issadora I think 🤔
@@aishanianaaya3501 quigley and duncan. I didn't even watch the serie, but i plan on just bcs of the actor, he seems like a great actor and he is adorable😭
Kind of messed up the parents didn't tell that to the doctors when they took the kid to the hospital. Oh yes, see. If you can diagnose the disease that we already knew he had. That is an efficient use of hospital resources
What a cute kid. Shame on his parents for witholding his diagnosis from him. He's mature enough to understand what is going on. He's also curious. Sad story.
They tested me but was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and it will eventually take my life but alas t take great care of myself and I'm still able to walk for now and I will not let this illness to take me God helps me with friends and family who help me to control myself and my movements ❤😂😊😅😂❤😂😊😅😂😂😂❤
That’s an absolutely horrific thing to do. To not tell your child they’re sick and literally dying is just evil. So you’re not even trying for get him help before it’s too late? W T F?
OMG, This little kid actually has potential similar to Macaulay Culkin. Macaulay is known for his role in Home Alone but he shined in a lot of different roles at a young age notably My Girl, The Good Son etc. He was the lead actor in a lot of movies at such a young age. I don't see similar qualities nowadays. But there are so many potential child actors!
I love how the boy understands his problem and has patience and respect, W kid
It's just called being respectful stop
@@Titan-jc8to ur mom
@Titan-jc8to i mean, theres some kids who would make fun of him, you'll rarely see kids like him bae
It shocks me how most kids are better than most adults
@@Titan-jc8toan action that doesn't happen very often with doctors tbh
The kid was just accepting the scan instead of doubting him for it being in a different place than his injury
He knew about the issue the entire time despite his parents efforts to keep it secret so he allowed Shawn to sate his curiosity and need to try help
Children are also known to see clean hearted people more faster than grown adults
It's also a show with a script...
@@officialgoop5197 I’m saying I liked his character
@@officialgoop5197🍪 what was said to make you feel the need to state the obvious
Never keep someone's medical information from them! It's sick and sad. You don't lie to your kids, they won't believe you when you are telling the truth. You are their Rock of Truth and Love! They'll have a lifetime of lies from the world. Show them how to be honest. Protecting them from the world isn't lying to them about their health.
Don't tell him😢great parenting. U need help telling ur son,it's not fair to either one of you 😞
@@deannamasseyi think you must tell them but in the best way possible.
When your terminal especially as a child. People will keep these things away. Not as an act of cruelty but kindness. As death especially a drawn out one puts a damper on things. I'm around emt's/paramedics not quite the same. But when they get someone who will die they dont tell them very often that they will. They comfort them and let them know that their loved ones love them and are excited to see them better after treatment a lot of them dont make it to the hospital. If they are religious sometimes they will pray with them as they pass. The other person will often ask "am I going to die." And they tell them no or I'm doing my best to save you. It's a comfort thing. Because knowing you will die sucks.
It's not sick and sad. People tend to be more sickly when they are informed of their medical condition.
Personally my Grandpa had a brain tumor (Stage IV cancer) and the diagnosis was revealed to my father but not Grandpa. The brain tumor affected his hearing and vision but all my father informed him was that it was due to old age. He died peacefully in sleep of a cardiac arrest.
On the other hand, if he had been informed of his diagnosis, he wouldn't have a chance to get a sound sleep due to the fear of death haunting all the time. There are times when doctors need to lie to their patients too so that they can have a peaceful life.
Shaun does not have those qualities of lying. The whole series revolves around him being developing these absent qualities to become a 'Good Doctor'
@@enarum8785 Ya but what if he misses out on things that he would have done if he knew he was going to die. It doesn't even have to be like anything crazy just like spending time with your grandkids, telling your family how much he loves them or hugging them. Maybe even doing things that one has been holding off on doing for whatever reason. It feels like to me they would have more fullfilling death if they knew and could do things they wanted to do but have been holding off on (which ppl do obv).
The kid said it soooo calmly
Turned out the kid knew, and he was so mature about it 🥺
i’m the 1,000th like!!
@@nniiyhaa Thank you sweetheart 🎊🤭
Context: The kid has cancer, which makes him clumsy. The parents found out a phew months before and that he had only a year to live they didn't tell him, but he found out on his own. The kid looks exactly like the autistic doctors (shaun) brother, who died years before, so he was determined to save him, which he couldn't. The episode ends with the kid telling the doctor he'll be ok and he goes home. The shows called The Good Doctor are pretty good but fall off when they kill off a major character
Can you give me a spoiler for who dies? I've been thinking about watching it again but want to be prepared 😅
@@awkwardotter13So, Shaun is the one that dies. It happens in the second to last episode, the very last episode is the hospital staff going over memories that they’ve made with him and how he change the way people perceive Autistic people in the field.
Lmao@@crow2989
@@crow2989i thought it’s dr glassman who died not shaun
It was glassman
The way Shaun looked at the parents as they explained how they don’t want their son to know what’s wrong with him….pure anger.
Yeah! I definitely understand the desire to hide it from your kid so that they can live out the remainder of their life blissfully unaware, but honestly, they really should know. That way they can decide how they best want to spend the time they have left.
Time with friends? Maybe confess to their crush. Write a book? Make art? Do something to be remembered by? Maybe they'd like to visit someplace before they die. It's really important for kids to be involved in their own health so their wishes can be honored.
@@rosered5485Yeah, I'd get it if he was like 2 and too young to really have the capacity to process dying, but he's around 12. He 100% deserves to know.
The guy who plays Shaun is such a good actor. Both of my brothers are autistic and I've had many autistic friends, he's just like them. Great actor.
I’m on the spectrum
not all autistic people are like every autistic person is different
That kid is gonna break many hearts as he grows up. He will be so beautiful ❤
I know right 😅 finally i found a relateble comment i was looking for it😅😊
i was looking for this comment♥️♥️ he's already so handsome 🥰🫶
He's already beautiful
Creep asf to say
Bruhh i was like this too and i searched it up, the kid actor already grow up and he is my age
Can we say that the kid looks handsome...😭
Yes
Beautiful.
He went on to play young superman on superman and lois.
@@ArachnidEdits_ wow
And how old are you? Kids cute but not fkn handsome.....
Melendez: Get back to the pancreas
Also Melendez: Forget the pancreas
Menendez? gawd damn didnt. David kill that guy?
Melendez* sorry spelling mistake...
Also tf David killed? 💀 Don't spoil the story I am in Season 3 💀
@@VeeRM_ he referred to Menendez and David from Call of Duty Black Ops 2
that's because he learned then changed his mind
@@D1150NC ahh, but I did ahd the spelling wrong, got that!
The boy nodded head like he's more mature than shaun, it really giving shaun's brother vibes 😿
"GO FOR IT *"""
WAS SOO CALM
He didn’t yell it.
@@drewstoob yeah exactly he did not yell he said it calmly
He also played the character of Shaun’s brother when they were young…and yes..he’s handsome
Not telling your kid about a diagnosis is just criminal
Not just “a” diagnosis. THEIR OWN diagnosis. I agree wholeheartedly.
WTF He’s SO PRETTY?
Ikr
FR FR@@anayakaur6187
I wanna know what's his nameeee
@@nyam486Dylan kingwell, he's older now
That kid is so adorable omg
He's so pretty oh my gosh
I wonder what's the boy's name isss
@@nyam486 Dylan kingwell
Sucks that shaun wanted to be a doctor to help people after his brother died but couldn’t help the boy who looked like his brother
My parents hid something very significant to me, not medical luckily, i’m not dying but they lied and gaslighted me for years over my own memories. Doing shit like this will make you lose your kids, this shit is annoying. Don’t do it. Your kids deserve the truth even if it hurts, and deserve some autonomy in their treatment as well.
i cried in this scene so much😭
SAME THIS EPISODE WAS SO SAD
What episode??@@lizxstr
@@AdaraJacksonseason 1 episode 5
Series name ??
@@santanu8406 the good doctor
My daughter's eye doctor sent her for an MRI.. we were immediately kept in the hospital... She had a meningioma behind her eye the size of a large egg.. it had eaten the bone of her sinus. I couldn't imagine keeping that from her.
Their interaction is so wholesome and adorable ❤
The show is called "the good doctor" , season 1 episode 4
For anyone wondering
Thanks 👌👌
Thank you. I was wondering. It looks like an awesome show.
Finaly
Thanks
No, is Season 1 But the episode is 5
I knew a guy that had cancer. He beat it. It was about my age 17 at the time. Well he went to the doctor here later to get a check up and since he was such a high hopes that the cancer wouldn’t come back, the doctor didn’t tell him face-to-face that it was back. He told his parents and the parents kept it from him. Well, after about three years of him fighting in Losing Wait, his parents finally told him that his cancer has progressed to stage four and it would be most likely the cause of his death. Remember he bought for three years after they told him he died. A week later is well was destroyed, and we believe that was the only thing keeping him alive.
You're telling me, that 91 people understood this?
@@RehanRC lol
@@RehanRCapparently, over 100 people and counting, understood the comment lol
Yepper
Maybe edit your comment a bit dude
The doctor had a brother?! Geez, how much lore did I manage to dig up about this show through shorts?
Paragraph guy please be summoned 🙏
Edit: I ACTUALLY SUMMONED THEM
When Shaun Murphy was younger, he and his brother ran away from their parents 'cause Shaun has autism and their dad was abusive. One day they were playing hide and seek and they climbed up a train and his brother, Steve fell from the train and died. The boy in the video (Evan) looks identical to Steve and Murphy went to treat him because he tripped. Evan wasn't just clumsy and actually had a brain tumor, his parents knew but didn't want to say it to Evan. Shaun told Evan cause he's bad at lying cause of his autism, but Evan already knew. The parents got mad at Shaun. They did surgery on him but couldn't do anything for him. At the end of the episode, Shaun asks for a favor. He read a page from the Steves book which he got for him. I love the good doctor with my whole heart HAHA. The episode is season 1, episode 5 if you want to watch it.
Can you edit this saying paragraph guy replied here so people know
@@ConnorUbetchapeople will 100% check the replies when they read the comment
@@AdemonGamer09 You weren't wrong lol
@@AdemonGamer09 not necessarily 🤷♂️
it's funny cuz the kid is the exact same actor 😂
Murphy was just triying to say goodbye and saving him at the same time, the most painfull and beautiful episode in anywhere tv show
I hope no parent ever does this absurd thing for the “well being” of their child, it’s stupid. Never keep this away from the child, they deserve to know.
Great plan to tell your kid he's going to die no matter what.
@@otroweonllamadosebaIf your kid is going to die, then yeah, you should fucking tell them.
What is wrong with you???
They don't deserve to come to peace with it? They don't deserve to live how they want to??
Kids aren't dogs. They deserve to know.
Keeping something this major from a child is toxic and sick.
@@otroweonllamadosebaHey, they have a right to know. It’s their body and ultimately their decision how to spend the time they have left. And that kid is not exactly five years old, he’s more than old enough to comprehend what’s happening to him. Either way, it doesn’t matter, it’s not a parent’s decision to make, or at least it shouldn’t be. Your body, your knowledge. If I were in that situation, the lack of trust and the infantilism when I’m at the door would hurt me more than the disease itself.
He'd be such a good human being if only he survived, it makes so sad
I don’t watch the show, but the way the boy took it, makes me believe that he knew already! The parents may think he doesn’t know, but I think he knows ❤
Honestly, that’s fucking evil to lie to your child
The kid literally reminds me of Gumball💀
What?!😅😅
Beautiful boy.
The actor who plays Dr. Murphy has such a young face. It blows me away.
Quigley Quagmire been real quiet since this one dropped 🔥🔥🔥
I was waiting t see if someone also recognised him 😅 series of unfortunate events was my favvv❤
@@KashafFatima-sj6yzme too loll
@@GhzlanAbdulla 😂🫂
I was waiting for this relly
I was waiting for this comment
First thing that came to mind the kid from a series of unfortunate events
ah right he looks like the actor there or it's because it's also him
The kid is more wise than his parents imagine keeping a personal secret like that instead if letting them know their problem and learn how to solve it
bro those parents are basically tryna kill their kid
(edit: i dont wanna be an annoying guy by saying this but
MOM IM FAMOUS)
Wat?
@@moosic5701they know he has a tumor thats causing him to fall and accidentally hurt himself, yet they haven't done anything about it and they're hiding it from him
Watch the show before assuming
@@trickzzter..xyea because they didn’t want to scare him and make him enjoy a normal life
@@GabyPlaysYT For like 3 months before dying instead of saving him to have a long happy Life.
If your child is dying, don't keep it from them. They can actually live a little.
that boy js makes me smile so wide i cant
The series of unfortunate events , its the same kid who played the quagmire triplets 😍
The kid is so damn beautiful.
If already diagnosed why isn't it in his medical history or in the states is there not a central system for patients medical info.
1) wouldn't they need parents permission for the head ct
2) had the parents been honest and told the doctors they would of avoided unnecessary tests
Now they have another costly bill that could of been avoided I'd imagine as unnecessary their insurance wouldn't cover it
Also how can u treat the tumour without the patient knowing they are ill?
for some context, Mr. Murphy tells the boy that he has cancer and the parents get upset at him. But the boy calms them down and they leave.
I love the reaction: "why are you NOT doing that" "found a tumor in this little boy's head" "OK now I understand"
The first step is always disbelief...
I love when he said "forget the pancreas"
I started watching it recently and this episode omg he gave his everything to save this guy 😢 but couldn't
It's the boy's life, he should be the one who gets to decide how to live what time he has left. No one can make an informed decision like that without knowing what's going on in the first place.
The series is called "The Good Doctor"
And the episode is called "Point Three Percent"
I feel so bad for Shaun he lost his brother and misses him 😢
I bet he already knew about it from snooping around his parents room
Shaun sounded really happy with the patient
And both of the children were extremely sweet and kind ❤️.....but they both had the same ill fate😔🥺
Bro really said go for thr pancreas and next second forget the pancreas
The more the boy will be disappointed and get angry when he found out that his parents knew about his condition. I believed as a parents they should tell him, explain to him that they will do anything to save his life, and they are there to support him.
I don't think the parents were wrong.. When people know that they're supposed to die, they give up hope, especially when a doctor tells them it's fatal is fatal. Let them joy their life When you know there's nothing else, it can be done.
This kid is definitely one of God's favorites! How can you be that pretty?
The child actor name is Dylan kingwell he played evan (this boy) and Steve (Shaun's younger brother)
Many times, if someone knows their ailment , it just worsens. I wouldnt wanna know, just do the surgery and never tell me why 😅 thats my two cents anyway. I wouldnt wanna know if i had a tumor or cancer. Just progresses faster once ya know.
I've learnt quite a few things about my body as an adult that ruined quite a bit of my childhood. If I know I have a problem, I can deal with it. Living in ignorance just made me confused while causing physical and psychological pain.
Your ignorance might bring you bliss. My knowledge gives me power and peace.
We're all different. There is no "one way suits all"
@@dominiquewild3823 ive just watched everyone die after they know what's wrong. Those that dont know end up living longer, until they find out.
Its a mind thing , i believe. Knowing tricks yoyr mind to believe you're dying. Even if you aren't, and the stress from it is what really worsens it.
Seen Far too many people go out like that.
But yeah, no shoe fits all. Everyone's different indeed.
@@dominiquewild3823I understand your point, and it’s very valid, but I don’t think this should be the standard. I think that standard needs to be trust in the patient to have some control over their body and involvement in their treatment, no matter their age. It’s a sign of respect, and I’m confident that it would be helpful to most.
I love the ending of this episode. It's a tearjerker!
The kid is soo sweet
Respect for the very chill kid though
Little Dylan kingwell. Great actor. Love this kid.
He’s so cute. Like almost pretty
I saw this guy in a hospital and reminded me of my late brother. I went and introduced myself and told him who he reminded me of and made it awkward. I just had a flashback. 😢
The way he just went from "get back to pancreas" to "forget the pancreas"😂😂
"get back to the pancreas"
...
"Forget the pancreas"
😂 man i love Melendez
What a beautiful boy ❤😊
The kid's face when he said, "Go for it" looked a little like he was flirting with Shaun 😭
😭
Wow. I can't believe that these parents didn't even try to save their son. Absolutely sick
What an amazing actor. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love it when they think Shaun isn't right and he proves he know more than them
When I was young, I had many health problems, and my Mom would talk to me about almost everything. I learned in my adult years that there were a few things that she kept from me, but it was okay. I am now the only one left of my family and am 77 years old, and for my age, I am in good health.
the kid is such a sweet boy
Parents of these kinds are the worst... Hiding the problem a kid has in the guise of protecting them.... Repulsive
Low key a colab episode with Dr House and Shaun Murphy would go hard
He so fine
After losing haley I didn't cry. I couldn't help it this time😊
The kid looks exactly as his brother❤
I just laughed when Melendez switched forget about the pancreas 😂
This scene & ep actually broke my heart💔 he is soo much look like his brother
This chapter was so hard to watch … i felt like my heart was broken into thousand pieces
In real parents should be honest even if its painful. This is a betrayal. You will die without knowing.
I like how the doctor doesn't care about the fractured arm boy until he was informed by Murphy the boy had a tumor and he said "forget the pancreas"
Hey this boy was also in "the series of unfortunate events" fyi my fav show
What character was he
@@cuistyyy5026 i think dunkin (sorry i don't know the spelling)they were the quagmiers they were tripplets I don't remember the other boys name (i meat they looked the same) the girl's name was issadora I think 🤔
@@aishanianaaya3501 quigley and duncan. I didn't even watch the serie, but i plan on just bcs of the actor, he seems like a great actor and he is adorable😭
First here love doctor Murphy vids who agrees
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Kind of messed up the parents didn't tell that to the doctors when they took the kid to the hospital.
Oh yes, see. If you can diagnose the disease that we already knew he had. That is an efficient use of hospital resources
The way the doctor talks, sounds like he's a robotic doctor from the 80s.
That boy is so handsome
This show made me cry so many times 😂
What a cute kid. Shame on his parents for witholding his diagnosis from him. He's mature enough to understand what is going on. He's also curious. Sad story.
the kid is Dylan Kingwell
They tested me but was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and it will eventually take my life but alas t take great care of myself and I'm still able to walk for now and I will not let this illness to take me God helps me with friends and family who help me to control myself and my movements ❤😂😊😅😂❤😂😊😅😂😂😂❤
“go back to the pancreas 😒”
“forget the pancreas 😨”
This is just sweet and sad at the same time..😢
I saw that episode and felt that in a way, he wanted to save his brother but parents don't want to upset their son
That’s an absolutely horrific thing to do. To not tell your child they’re sick and literally dying is just evil. So you’re not even trying for get him help before it’s too late? W T F?
OMG, This little kid actually has potential similar to Macaulay Culkin. Macaulay is known for his role in Home Alone but he shined in a lot of different roles at a young age notably My Girl, The Good Son etc. He was the lead actor in a lot of movies at such a young age. I don't see similar qualities nowadays. But there are so many potential child actors!
whats that movie called? That's F'kd up not to tell him. He has every right to know.
These comments make me fell so smart btw I watched ALL videos about doctor shaun from this channel
FR, im mentally, physically and emotionally attached to this show, (i become aggressive when anyone hurts my cutie shaunie)
For those who dont know the diagnosis was stage four osteosarcoma
Boy very beautiful and cute