"well I'm friggin 28. What does that make me??" Immortal
@dylanluth3938
5 жыл бұрын
sup pepl keep in mind this was filmed in like 2005😂
@evelynpage77295 жыл бұрын
“they better not kill of the rookie of the year” oh boy, you weren’t ready 😂 they kill everyone off
@brittneybenavidez8580
5 жыл бұрын
Evelyn Page we should be friends cuz I just thinking that 😂
@yasminal94385 жыл бұрын
“But his lungs”😂😂😂
@kingkayla10735 жыл бұрын
“ Honey if you think that’s a lung you better take off that lab coat “ 😂😂😂👏🏼
@tyedie7235 жыл бұрын
Also where were the CF doctors??? Like Bailey does general surgery. Not CF stuff. Also why was he in a non-private room???
@alexdance9232
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn and Addison Montgomery is a baby doctor
@victorialamay9096
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn well this is before Bailey became a surgeon for a specific field
@victorialamay9096
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn but yeah it’s not really accurate at all with doctors or anything
@bittenbyakitten8341
4 жыл бұрын
@@alexdance9232 (--really? I mean really? You dead), they explain why Addison is there, bc she had a similar situation with a pedes pt who pulled through.
@ThisGirlReviews5 жыл бұрын
Just a suggestion the audio for the Grey Anatomy clips is very quiet. The regular video audio is great just the clips are hard to hear. 🙂
@julieguenette29475 жыл бұрын
What really gets under my skin is that the patient is DNR and still they're trying to resuscitate. Like, what part of ''Do Not Resuscitate'' haven't you understand?
@khuslenzayats5272
5 жыл бұрын
Yeah, they do that all the time on grey's anatomy... u know, for the drama or whatever 😅
@sukijohnson53985 жыл бұрын
I know they didn't portray cf well, but I just want to say, you are awesome at doing commentary- I'd love to see more!
@ladydyla89325 жыл бұрын
I guess that is why I loved and appreciated 'Five Feet Apart' so much because seriously I know nothing about CF before until FFA happened and had me google about CF after that.Then I found your youtube.
@sixmercer25045 жыл бұрын
He was a DNR! They weren't even allowed to do any CPR.
@hannahporter88145 жыл бұрын
What Grey’s lacks in accuracy it makes up for in dramatics 😂
@lily-anneharris8115 жыл бұрын
I love Greys and I appreciate CF awareness but I felt the same about the portrayal of CF in the episode. Listening to you narrate it however was very entertaining!
@veronicah70005 жыл бұрын
You should do a video about your tattoo's
@yasminal9438
5 жыл бұрын
Elizabeth H he already has
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
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@Lifelungsandlaughter5 жыл бұрын
The images were not xrays they were CT scans. They look different to plain X-rays because they take a different angle. So they could quite easily have been a X-ray. Also, this episode is about 15 years old, the life expectancy of CF patients was much lower then. Oh and he could easily have a port under that gown, some people have them placed just under their breast. Though he shouldn’t have been in a shared room and they should be wearing gloves/mask/gown.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Kirsty Ashman Few people have said that, but these still look nothing like any of my King CT’s (granted I’ve only had two) but none of these have the lung look. Could be wrong though. Episode still terrible regardless. haha.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
My lung CT’s* not King. Stupid phone. haha.
@Lifelungsandlaughter
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo Oh yeah, it's a terrible portrayal. But then unfortunately most are! I think it's hard to get everything right if you're not the one living it. It did come out in 2005, so hopefully awareness and accuracy in television has come up some way.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
They released another one CF based in 2011. We’ll see how that one is on the next installment. haha.
@LadyJustice8688
5 жыл бұрын
Kirsty Ashman Also, she had the x-ray in her hand and moved it to the other screen they were looking at.
@AllyssaButhmann5 жыл бұрын
“The plot gods are against him...” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@svennelove5 жыл бұрын
There is an episode in night shift that features c.f. with a kid. I would love to see a reaction to that.
@jaye1285 жыл бұрын
Yes finally someone else who cringes thru a medical show because of accuracy! And Btw the chest compressions had my skin crawl... But now I need to go to a store and get myself a monster!❤
@blairmarie98725 жыл бұрын
You should do a Bates motel react they have a c.f. patient as well
@blairmarie9872
5 жыл бұрын
@Hannah CF true true I love that moment were she and Dylan fight. Also grace on degrassi is another good c.f. story
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Oh, you mean “I’m on oxygen and can book it through the woods and then stop and not cough at all?” haha. I’ll have to figure out how I can do that since that character is in a lot of episodes.
@blairmarie9872
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo my fave is Grace in degrassi and her bf asking if she's afraid of living
@itsbethanybryan
5 жыл бұрын
The sexy chest pt was my favorite. *HUGE EYE ROLL*
@beautywearsboots6458
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo not to forget "I just woke up from a double lung transplant and I'm instantly cured"
@ellagracee46415 жыл бұрын
“i think i had a brain aneurism just watching that” that cracked me up😂
@nathaliajames47865 жыл бұрын
i've been watching your videos for about 2 months now since i found your channel. i totally feel you on the misrepresentation of cfers in most tv shows, movies etc. i was with my late husband for over 10 years, married for almost 5 years until his passing in may of 2008. and none of what they're portraying here is true to what a cfer actually goes thru, the types of treatments they would actually recieve or anything of that nature. it literally makes me cringe everytime i see anything like this. most don't even show what it's truly like for those of us that are caregivers for cfers either.
@declynsiix36755 жыл бұрын
My parents have never since I was 16 been to the hospital with me or known anything about my medical issues or surgeries. Some people don't have parents.
@rosereiter33595 жыл бұрын
You being 28 makes you a legend. Or just literally a regular dude living life with CF.
@ThisGirlReviews5 жыл бұрын
Please please please do Red Band Society.
@ashiguessso5 жыл бұрын
Please react to Emma from bates motel or Grace from Degrassi: Next Class
@Katelovessoup5 жыл бұрын
Yessssss! I love a good reaction video! You should make this reaction thing a series!!
@weefungarian37895 жыл бұрын
I haven't watched it yet, but apparently Bates Motel has a character with CF played by Olivia Cooke, the girl from Ready player 1.
@Emily-ti4xk
5 жыл бұрын
Yeah there is a character in Bates Motel her names Emma
@mianicole29765 жыл бұрын
I'm in LOVE with rookie of the year!!!
@madelynmoudy61845 жыл бұрын
This is also a older show you gotta realize this was like 13 years ago I LOVE greys anatomy so I mean
@bookflix68515 жыл бұрын
The only ad I've seen on your my whole binge is for 5 feet apart XD
@zoew_5 жыл бұрын
when professionals and patients see this and do vids on it it makes me laugh bc you guys actually know whats supposed to be happening, but to me i have no idea, so its entertaining lolol
@aliciaescobar20605 жыл бұрын
I am jealous of your Mario lamp, where ever did you get it? The have to is what you use when you are afraid.... that has to be one of my favorite movies of all time
@beverlyromeo61995 жыл бұрын
Well you're absolutely right and they also wouldn't have that many X-rays of body parts everywhere and where are things like the tubing for the oxygen tent for your nebulizers how about the vast and all of that that's always kept in your room I don't see any of that kind of stuff
@Gattazza4 жыл бұрын
You should react to ER S03E14 “Whose Appy Now?” and S03E16 “Faith” (they are connected, it’s the same patient), about a dying 17-year old cystic fibrosis patient.
@lorielovesbooks73155 жыл бұрын
I once didn't want to call my dad to bother him when I went to the ER but I was having heart failure and not thinking very well.
@sophiepalmer-doran3445 жыл бұрын
you are funny and i like your sence of humor. as for your reacting to grey's anatomy i dont remember this episode yes i agree that this cfer is a bit too pink.Dr. baliy is the short lady she is fun but tough meridith is the main charactor she is the new kid and the 2 year research is a baby doctor
@suchasaintsdteam74075 жыл бұрын
React to Emma Decody from Bates Motel?
@mirandabattle38475 жыл бұрын
Can you react to like the stereotypes on TV of people who use inhalers and how it's usually the nerdy/weak kids? I have Asthma and so many people with any kind of lung disease in general need inhalers to be able to breathe/live. It would be cool to hear your take or if you already have a video out like that, direct me to it! I've just discovered your channel so I'm still exploring around lol.
@Mari-iy8gf5 жыл бұрын
3:24 lol 😂 I was dying rofl 🤣
@darkbluematter17535 жыл бұрын
LMAO!😂 Your reactions crack me up. I would definitely watch more TV with you.
@diabetesdoughnuts94044 жыл бұрын
8:16 they were looking at a CT scan which if you’re not trained to read them can be difficult to figure out everything so there were probably lungs there
@jellybean45015 жыл бұрын
Great reaction, loved this!
@catloverKD5 жыл бұрын
Worst portrayal of CF is probably Touched by an Angel Psalm 151. If not the worst, it's definitely up there. It'll make you cry though. Full episode is here if you're curious, just ignore the subtitles: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y4Scr6qsdJSWcdY.html
@immasurfer5 жыл бұрын
I love your lamp!!
@sixmercer25045 жыл бұрын
They removed my daughter's pancreas and it was a HUGE plan that took a while to come up with. They can't remove a person's pancreas without transplanting the islet cells that produce insulin, they had two operating rooms and removed her bad pancreas and dissolved it in some kind of acid to isolate her islet cells and that took place in a second operating room. It was very technical and needed it's own team of surgeons. They put her islet cells in her liver and she was on life support for 5 weeks and there was so much swelling and internal bleeding that they couldn't close her huge incision that started in the middle of her sternum and stopped at her pubic bone. They had to do several other operations to stop internal bleeding and deal with complications. She was so close to death and of course we were there!!! But she was only 4. She had been very sick on TPN with a central line for 2 years. She has since had a pancreas and small bowel transplant and has an NG tube and a GJ tube and does not eat anything by mouth. She's 14 now and doing well but Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome has damaged her in ways I couldn't have ever imagined! I also have it but wasn't diagnosed until after she was born. It is a defective collagen disorder, genetic mutation. 50/50 shot I'd pass it to my kids, I have 2 daughters and one is extremely sick, and one is much less affected but is also positive for EDS. It's a real bitch. So yeah, that's my two cents on the pancreas part. And they would definitely have had him call him parents. Most people with a chronic illness have Advance Directives with a beneficiary who makes decisions for us if we can't. The surgeon who removed my daughter's pancreas said it was the most scarred pancreas he'd ever seen in a person that wasn't dead from many years of pancreatic illness. And yes, she was 4. She had chronic constant pancreatitis even while she was in the womb all the way up until they took it out, so it looked awful. Like shoe leather. Poor kid.
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
I watch this show my sister loves it so I watch it all the time it's been on for many many years actually it's one of the longest running shows have all the time but it is like about the doctors and their dramas and what they go through and their dilemmas and their things with people and their patients and stuff between themselves but is definitely a tearjerker even if they don't get some of the medical stuff right you watch the show watch some episodes and you're guaranteed to cry for sure so they definitely have that drama aspect along with the inevitability of death or even somebody coming in for something as minor as a headache and ending up passing away so it is a show that gets you right in the feelings but as far as medically correct I don't know I don't think so
@bittenbyakitten83414 жыл бұрын
The plot gods are against him. LOL And yeah surprised they let that parent call refusal by Bailey stay in. The mantra is never ever promise a patient anything. Because damn, the truth is you never know.... Especially basing Bailey's actions on a promise. Sick. I usually like the Bailey character but they blew it with this episode. And Mr CF, you look great!
@courtneyvolkers66895 жыл бұрын
You can maybe react to Season 2, Episode 9 of the show Night Shift. It has a patient with CF in it but they don’t talk much about it. It’s just an idea.
@spacerose6123 жыл бұрын
HAHA my family has rookie of the year on DVD. classic. can't believe i didnt notice him on this show...my brother would be so disappointed in me
@tamajoe835 жыл бұрын
Your lamp is freaking AWESOME!
@gracious71535 жыл бұрын
I thought these type of programs were wrong and exaggerated, but wow😂🙌🏻👏🏻 I’m so glad I watched this video
@NorseButterfly5 жыл бұрын
That was such an ancient episode.. Chicago Med had a cf story line this week, and it was based off of the movie Five Feet Apart(loosely). It kinda pissed me off.
@cleoabboud3945 жыл бұрын
I absolutely love this show. I am fully aware of how stupidly inaccurate it is (and totally over dramatic). But it is a good source to spread awareness about things just like CF.
@izzieluv5 жыл бұрын
I'm not a doctor or anything, and I haven't been CPR certified in a while, but when you pointed out that his ribs and sternum are gonna be broken, I noticed, she's doing those chest compressions, like, at his collar bone! Way too high!
@tiffanyasher40725 жыл бұрын
Remind not to watch this well I’m at work again lol just your reactions made me laugh and I’m pretty sure everyone thought I was crazy cause I have Bluetooth headphones in so all they saw was me laughing out of no where But I completely agree with you five feet apart definitely know that they are talking about and all theses other shows know nothing
@lily122665 жыл бұрын
at least they did CPR instead of using an AED to shock him when he was in asystole.
@karinross665 жыл бұрын
I have a chronic condition (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) and average 2-3 orthopedic surgeries a year. Stopped telling my parents and brother as they couldn’t care less. Had surgery near my brother’s home in Illinois (I live in WI) and was in the hospital 2 weeks. No visits, no calls, no texts from he nor his wife , etc. (Nieces are too little to understand). And I don’t watch shows like this for same reasons, I’ve got too much medical knowledge and all I do is get frustrated 😎
@beverlyromeo61995 жыл бұрын
And you're 28 that makes you an old man LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@jonsey_27305 жыл бұрын
Who loves this cinnamon roll
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mmmmmm. Cinnamon rolls.....
@jonsey_2730
5 жыл бұрын
Cystik1 you responded!! Um, urg, um, ok. Hi I love you, you’re my favorite youtuber and truly care about what you’re doing. You balance humor and illness and it makes so happy to see your videos. I don’t have CF, I have Ehlersdanlos syndrome. But I still love to see videos of people with chronic illnesses that are funny and you seem like an over all solid dude. I really want to be your friend. Is that weird? Probably. Anyway, love your vids. Keep going strong
@madeleinehezel59215 жыл бұрын
greys does try to b right “on paper” with things like cases, numbers, and medicine but treatment is a thing they have a harder time getting right and i think being a medical show they get attacked more cause there’s just so much to get right and they can’t always have nurses and doctors on set helping them though they sometimes r able to
@Tiffairishgirl5 жыл бұрын
So I’m behind on shows and just caught up through Hulu, but I don’t believe you did this one as it’s relatively new The Resident tv show just did a Cystic Fibrosis story line (another lung transplant story line with a pancreas and liver transplant as well) (I believe season 2 episode 13) Someone may have already stated it and you mentioned somebody live streaming which this girl does so you may have it already planned (sorry brain fog is bad with this one (me)). But just in case ;)
@tross35995 жыл бұрын
What kind of mic are you using?
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
T Ross Blue Yeti
@stephaineprice27295 жыл бұрын
I love that movie I watched that movie rookie of the year
@bunnyxoxoxo345 жыл бұрын
You should react to House M.D episode 14 Season 5 “The Greater Good” !! A patient possibly suffers from CF.
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
For the lung situation shouldnt the have already known about him having it and him be checked as oftwn as they shpuld when there running trak and doimg triathlons
@angelofgrim4 жыл бұрын
This episode seriously pissed me off too, it did not portray cf well whatsoever. Why wasn’t he on O2? Where was his picc or port? Why wasn’t he coughing? It was hilarious how u were getting fired up about it cuz I was too lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@medicalfieldlover12364 жыл бұрын
You remind me of Brandon Farris! Lol I enjoy your videos though!
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
LOL ... I agree I give it one and a half nebulizers!!
@xoprettyinpink22xo5 жыл бұрын
When they show the cat scan up to the light ... it looks like a lung cat scan filled with fluid
@xoprettyinpink22xo
5 жыл бұрын
I know others have said that but i get catscans once every month
@HFMWheels5 жыл бұрын
I love Rookie of the Year
@Emily-ti4xk5 жыл бұрын
Please react to Emma in Bates Motel
@marybasco35535 жыл бұрын
I love this you hate addison shepherd as much as me and you hate bailey as much as the enterns did. Addison shepherd and bailey are two of the charaters
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mary Basco I have no idea who any of these people are. 😂
@user-dv7tl8tr6i
5 жыл бұрын
addison Montgomery*
@matalynchitwood89185 жыл бұрын
omg, loved this
@phantomroads26215 жыл бұрын
I have CF too bro
@mogiebridgette91155 жыл бұрын
React to episodes of grace’s storyline pls? It’s from Degrassi. I’m wondering if her storyline was actually represented well. I have Crohn’s Disease myself and I’m currently 26
@TheM2625 жыл бұрын
well, 8:00 i think it is a CT scan, you can see the lungs in another prespective
@hannabfree5 жыл бұрын
It’s so crazy but I actually know someone with CF who says she never calls her parents when she’s in the hospital. Because she never wants to worry them. Not cool! I hate that.
@tellemylifeinvideos28965 жыл бұрын
That was a shit portrayal and just...saddening...more having to do with the whole outlook...they didnt elude to the fact that cf'ers often have 9 lives so to speak..theyre fighters...portraying an 'easy/healthy' death is an injustice...the truth is that yes, it can go downhill fast...but it doesnt sit well with me. It also eluded to the fact that cf parents or family are not as involved. Its 100% the other way around. Im not a greys fan and defi etly wont be now...dang...fire that shit writer ...at least with Clooney we got a good head raise/eyebrow smirk lol
@MrRishik1235 жыл бұрын
You seem legit triggered at this episode XD I am a late diagnosed last year at 18(on my birthday of all days) So i don't really get triggered as you did.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mr Rishi The Cookie #TriGgErEd
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
That sucks! I'm sorry! I have two friends, brother and sister who were both diagnosed with CF late as well. They were 16 and 18. They are 43 and 45 now. One is a high school teacher and the guy is a tennis coach, but has a real corporate office job too. But they still get really sick and are hospitalized a lot. Mainly the girl. I grew up with them. My mom's best friend's kids. She passed away so my mom is more their mom now. Sadly she's dealing with their illnesses as well as mine and my daughter's. We have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. So my heart goes out to you. But I'm glad you got diagnosed and know what's wrong. It sucks when you're in the dark and super sick and don't know why.
@MrRishik123
5 жыл бұрын
@@sixmercer2504 Woah, Ive recently subbed ( a couple months ago) to a few EDS channels. And realising I now have a "celebrity" youtube crush on the girl on the channel "life with stripes". #SickKidsSquad "It sucks when you're in the dark and super sick " The thing is, i was never really a "sick" kid, i was always vaccinated etc. Even though i have the standard F508 mutation homozygous( most common one) I was always super active with martial arts 3x a week and running/ jogging on the off days too. Only until i got a mycobacterium aivum complex infection 4 months before my birthday, did they start to suspect something. Since mycobacterium only affects people with cf or aids(and some other immuno-deficiencies). The entire time growing up doctors assumed asthma since i am not of Caucasian decent. (im indian though was raised in the UK, dots not feathers :P) Since CF really only affects people with some eastern European ancestry, most never thought to suspect that and since i was mostly well, i cant really blame them. Anyway, after i was diagnosed, the doctor made a little joke saying that my case goes to show that exercise and a healthy diet is better than antibiotics when it comes to keeping us well. One of the strange things i sometimes think about is if i was diagnosed as a kid, how my personality would have been affected. Watching these youtube channels on how people they grew up knowing they have CF is interesting on their outlook on life. Its one of those things where i realise that i dont know if I could handle having friends with CF die before me and attending their funerals. Or if i could, i would have turned out very callous and cynical.
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
@@MrRishik123 yup, the girl who does "life with stripes" (because people like me and her with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome are called Zebras which is a story in itself) she's really sick. I feel awful for her. I had to deal with my daughter being even sicker than her at a younger age which was just horrific especially since I passed it down to her before I was properly diagnosed. The "life with stripes" girl is being worked up for a small bowel transplant which is horrible and very last resort. As I mentioned, my daughter had that transplant and was only 4 and has done so-so with it but is now 14 and having kidney failure and has a lot of issues due to faulty collagen and is going downhill. It really sucks to be the parent watching your child suffer like that. I hate to say it, but had I known I had such an awful disorder that was a 50/50 chance I'd give it to my kids, I wouldn't have had my two girls. I'm so glad they're here, but I'm guilt ridden and angry that my condition is so misdiagnosed and misunderstood and I wasn't diagnosed until much later. I was 35 when I was finally diagnosed after several "juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis" operations when they realized I wasn't healing well and have been having a ton of complications instead of staying stable or doing better. Being sick sucks and I'm sorry you're dealing with your CF and stuff. I hope you are staying strong. I've seen your name online somewhere else so it's nice to kinda meet you or talk to you. Like Morgan said, us chronically ill people need to rally around each other and be there for one another, so thanks for commenting. I think you should tell your online Zebra crush that you have a crush on her. We don't have a lot of that, or maybe people who do these videos do, I don't know. But we tend to be very isolated, so I'm sure she'd like that. Go for it. She's a doll. But she's very sick and people with small bowel transplants at her age sadly don't do very well and usually pass away, which you said would just be awful to watch. Of course that's horrible. So I'm sure she'd be happy to know that you have a crush on her and be very flattered. She's a doll. I approve. 😉
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
I made a mistake!!! The "life with stripes" girl isn't the girl I thought! I'm sorry for the mistake!! The girl who I thought you were talking about who is getting the transplant is "hospital princess" and they both have EDS and are super sick and both very cute girls. Hence my mistake. So I apologise for moving them up!! Sorry girls!!
@gasanovva5 жыл бұрын
really hate watching a movie/tv show where a very sick patients look like normal people especially when it’s noticeable women having make up on on a death bed and man looking straight from a men’s health cover like cmon
@ScottyR6sic65 жыл бұрын
Haha yes! The 0-5 nebs rating is great Haha..it's amazing how bad they portray cf in Hollywood. .if only we had more cf actors or cf helpers backstage to help get shit right! Good review dude!
@avarose95425 жыл бұрын
you should watch the episode with the CF couple.
@dewydumpling68045 жыл бұрын
i have cf and if a doctor or nurse spoke to me like that like damn there rude
@saralockyer6185 жыл бұрын
Unfortunately I couldn't hear the scenes at all.. :(
@kimtodd18035 жыл бұрын
I don't either
@SkyPneuma5 жыл бұрын
I think if youd wanna show people what cf is actually like you should maybe react to the final scenes of Bob Flanagans Sick. You know, the part where hes actually being filmed on his last few minutes. I dont actually suggest you do this for various reasons. I dont need to tell you why you're smart enough to know and if you've seen it for yourself youd know. Its not a documentary for the faint of heart for a multitude of reasons and it is quite controversial. But my point being besides actually seeing it for myself with my own eyes this is the most raw, real portrayal of what this disease does to you. It's scary, its heartbreaking and its REAL. No show, movie or story told media could match the raw realism of this fucked up shit disease that this documentary captures. Sorry for the morbid comment but if you want realism this is my suggestion
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
But reacting to a real person with CF when I'm reacting to show inaccuracies would kinda be defeating the point of reacting. And if they wanna know what CF is actually like, just watch my videos. haha.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
I have watched SICK though, and I'm good never seeing that again. haha.
@SkyPneuma
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo same, and ok true I get you. Well other shows would be good like I'm seeing a lot of ppl say bates motel. Or itll be interesting when 5 feet apart actually comes out.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Skyler Phoenix I’m trying to figure out how to do Bates. Because it has so many episodes featuring that character it’ll be tough. May have to have people do some digging for me to pick the very CF heavy episodes or scenes they’d like me to react to and I’ll cut them into one video.
@SkyPneuma
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo Yeah that's gonna be rough > < but I just wanna say kudos for being such an active member in the community and putting out content like this and all your other content. It's awesome, and you are awesome.
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
See and that's why she worked on him so hard trying to keep doing the CPR because she told him basically that he'd be okay and everything and when he asks her to call his parents that he you know felt like it was time for them to call the parents she pretty much told him like I don't know I wasn't really paying attention to what she was saying I was trying to like watch it like you wear for medical stuff but she kind of tells him like I know you're going to be fine and doesn't do it and then he dies on the table and she don't want to give up because she told him he was going to be okay and didn't call his parents the shore this show is more about the drama with the doctors and what they go through and their life's and then being Dr but it does have obviously it's Medical part bases
@sarahpacheco40585 жыл бұрын
😂 I like this series
@millisagable93325 жыл бұрын
Dude where did you get that lamp!!!!!! Meredith and the red head hate eash other
@LoopayLu5 жыл бұрын
LOL. omg everything I've seen of this show is so bad. lol this was hilarious.😂
@toystorylover52575 жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness! Definitely wrong portrayal of cf! I really don't like how he dies off. But of course everyone dies on this show, right? Well, thanks for sharing!
@kearafoley51465 жыл бұрын
You should react to the night shift little girl with cf
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
Yeah these episodes are very traumatized lessen the full full factual Medical part a lot of drama in it and like sadness right off the bat he went in there like he was saying he looked healthy and everything like he didn't even have CF but to make it more dramatize he's going to deteriorate very quickly now that he's in there and she probably will pass I'm writing this before I started from the point where you say that he is probably going to pass away
@justinemarie48565 жыл бұрын
Yea this show is good but the rush through stuff give basic info to try and make you in the simplest ways know what's wrong with out information about what the ailments actually is in an informative way they kind of say oh he has this and then it quickly jumps to this is dropping and this is happening and blah blah blah and then it's like we got to go in and we got to do surgery and it's like some miraculous surgery and they magically save them the person just passed away I like Grey's Anatomy don't get me wrong I watch it it will bring you to tears some episodes but it is very much a TV show for the drama just so happening to deal with medical situations
@amybranham26745 жыл бұрын
I love ut you tell the truth i saw it whwn it first aired...i have cf n wow it SUCKED.....I SWEAR....I HATE WHEN ACTORS OR ACTRESS TRY TO PLAY THE CF CARD. WOW
@ashleykeen92154 жыл бұрын
I am so glad he had the reaction I did! I’m in Grey’s Anatomy fan but this particular illness portrayal was crap!!!!
@kristinbullard8815 жыл бұрын
Do Red Band Society
@kking24115 жыл бұрын
I got an ad for the song that plays in five feet apart lol
@lucia_cf1235 жыл бұрын
first of all your awesome 2nd 'the rookie of the year' is the best !!! :D 3rd this episode is pretty bad :S
@delmi46955 жыл бұрын
You’re very handsome ☺️🖤 nice video
@brittneybenavidez85805 жыл бұрын
Try watching 15 season boy then you would want to have more drink 😂
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"well I'm friggin 28. What does that make me??" Immortal
@dylanluth3938
5 жыл бұрын
sup pepl keep in mind this was filmed in like 2005😂
“they better not kill of the rookie of the year” oh boy, you weren’t ready 😂 they kill everyone off
@brittneybenavidez8580
5 жыл бұрын
Evelyn Page we should be friends cuz I just thinking that 😂
“But his lungs”😂😂😂
“ Honey if you think that’s a lung you better take off that lab coat “ 😂😂😂👏🏼
Also where were the CF doctors??? Like Bailey does general surgery. Not CF stuff. Also why was he in a non-private room???
@alexdance9232
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn and Addison Montgomery is a baby doctor
@victorialamay9096
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn well this is before Bailey became a surgeon for a specific field
@victorialamay9096
5 жыл бұрын
Taryn Lynn but yeah it’s not really accurate at all with doctors or anything
@bittenbyakitten8341
4 жыл бұрын
@@alexdance9232 (--really? I mean really? You dead), they explain why Addison is there, bc she had a similar situation with a pedes pt who pulled through.
Just a suggestion the audio for the Grey Anatomy clips is very quiet. The regular video audio is great just the clips are hard to hear. 🙂
What really gets under my skin is that the patient is DNR and still they're trying to resuscitate. Like, what part of ''Do Not Resuscitate'' haven't you understand?
@khuslenzayats5272
5 жыл бұрын
Yeah, they do that all the time on grey's anatomy... u know, for the drama or whatever 😅
I know they didn't portray cf well, but I just want to say, you are awesome at doing commentary- I'd love to see more!
I guess that is why I loved and appreciated 'Five Feet Apart' so much because seriously I know nothing about CF before until FFA happened and had me google about CF after that.Then I found your youtube.
He was a DNR! They weren't even allowed to do any CPR.
What Grey’s lacks in accuracy it makes up for in dramatics 😂
I love Greys and I appreciate CF awareness but I felt the same about the portrayal of CF in the episode. Listening to you narrate it however was very entertaining!
You should do a video about your tattoo's
@yasminal9438
5 жыл бұрын
Elizabeth H he already has
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
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The images were not xrays they were CT scans. They look different to plain X-rays because they take a different angle. So they could quite easily have been a X-ray. Also, this episode is about 15 years old, the life expectancy of CF patients was much lower then. Oh and he could easily have a port under that gown, some people have them placed just under their breast. Though he shouldn’t have been in a shared room and they should be wearing gloves/mask/gown.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Kirsty Ashman Few people have said that, but these still look nothing like any of my King CT’s (granted I’ve only had two) but none of these have the lung look. Could be wrong though. Episode still terrible regardless. haha.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
My lung CT’s* not King. Stupid phone. haha.
@Lifelungsandlaughter
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo Oh yeah, it's a terrible portrayal. But then unfortunately most are! I think it's hard to get everything right if you're not the one living it. It did come out in 2005, so hopefully awareness and accuracy in television has come up some way.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
They released another one CF based in 2011. We’ll see how that one is on the next installment. haha.
@LadyJustice8688
5 жыл бұрын
Kirsty Ashman Also, she had the x-ray in her hand and moved it to the other screen they were looking at.
“The plot gods are against him...” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
There is an episode in night shift that features c.f. with a kid. I would love to see a reaction to that.
Yes finally someone else who cringes thru a medical show because of accuracy! And Btw the chest compressions had my skin crawl... But now I need to go to a store and get myself a monster!❤
You should do a Bates motel react they have a c.f. patient as well
@blairmarie9872
5 жыл бұрын
@Hannah CF true true I love that moment were she and Dylan fight. Also grace on degrassi is another good c.f. story
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Oh, you mean “I’m on oxygen and can book it through the woods and then stop and not cough at all?” haha. I’ll have to figure out how I can do that since that character is in a lot of episodes.
@blairmarie9872
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo my fave is Grace in degrassi and her bf asking if she's afraid of living
@itsbethanybryan
5 жыл бұрын
The sexy chest pt was my favorite. *HUGE EYE ROLL*
@beautywearsboots6458
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo not to forget "I just woke up from a double lung transplant and I'm instantly cured"
“i think i had a brain aneurism just watching that” that cracked me up😂
i've been watching your videos for about 2 months now since i found your channel. i totally feel you on the misrepresentation of cfers in most tv shows, movies etc. i was with my late husband for over 10 years, married for almost 5 years until his passing in may of 2008. and none of what they're portraying here is true to what a cfer actually goes thru, the types of treatments they would actually recieve or anything of that nature. it literally makes me cringe everytime i see anything like this. most don't even show what it's truly like for those of us that are caregivers for cfers either.
My parents have never since I was 16 been to the hospital with me or known anything about my medical issues or surgeries. Some people don't have parents.
You being 28 makes you a legend. Or just literally a regular dude living life with CF.
Please please please do Red Band Society.
Please react to Emma from bates motel or Grace from Degrassi: Next Class
Yessssss! I love a good reaction video! You should make this reaction thing a series!!
I haven't watched it yet, but apparently Bates Motel has a character with CF played by Olivia Cooke, the girl from Ready player 1.
@Emily-ti4xk
5 жыл бұрын
Yeah there is a character in Bates Motel her names Emma
I'm in LOVE with rookie of the year!!!
This is also a older show you gotta realize this was like 13 years ago I LOVE greys anatomy so I mean
The only ad I've seen on your my whole binge is for 5 feet apart XD
when professionals and patients see this and do vids on it it makes me laugh bc you guys actually know whats supposed to be happening, but to me i have no idea, so its entertaining lolol
I am jealous of your Mario lamp, where ever did you get it? The have to is what you use when you are afraid.... that has to be one of my favorite movies of all time
Well you're absolutely right and they also wouldn't have that many X-rays of body parts everywhere and where are things like the tubing for the oxygen tent for your nebulizers how about the vast and all of that that's always kept in your room I don't see any of that kind of stuff
You should react to ER S03E14 “Whose Appy Now?” and S03E16 “Faith” (they are connected, it’s the same patient), about a dying 17-year old cystic fibrosis patient.
I once didn't want to call my dad to bother him when I went to the ER but I was having heart failure and not thinking very well.
you are funny and i like your sence of humor. as for your reacting to grey's anatomy i dont remember this episode yes i agree that this cfer is a bit too pink.Dr. baliy is the short lady she is fun but tough meridith is the main charactor she is the new kid and the 2 year research is a baby doctor
React to Emma Decody from Bates Motel?
Can you react to like the stereotypes on TV of people who use inhalers and how it's usually the nerdy/weak kids? I have Asthma and so many people with any kind of lung disease in general need inhalers to be able to breathe/live. It would be cool to hear your take or if you already have a video out like that, direct me to it! I've just discovered your channel so I'm still exploring around lol.
3:24 lol 😂 I was dying rofl 🤣
LMAO!😂 Your reactions crack me up. I would definitely watch more TV with you.
8:16 they were looking at a CT scan which if you’re not trained to read them can be difficult to figure out everything so there were probably lungs there
Great reaction, loved this!
Worst portrayal of CF is probably Touched by an Angel Psalm 151. If not the worst, it's definitely up there. It'll make you cry though. Full episode is here if you're curious, just ignore the subtitles: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y4Scr6qsdJSWcdY.html
I love your lamp!!
They removed my daughter's pancreas and it was a HUGE plan that took a while to come up with. They can't remove a person's pancreas without transplanting the islet cells that produce insulin, they had two operating rooms and removed her bad pancreas and dissolved it in some kind of acid to isolate her islet cells and that took place in a second operating room. It was very technical and needed it's own team of surgeons. They put her islet cells in her liver and she was on life support for 5 weeks and there was so much swelling and internal bleeding that they couldn't close her huge incision that started in the middle of her sternum and stopped at her pubic bone. They had to do several other operations to stop internal bleeding and deal with complications. She was so close to death and of course we were there!!! But she was only 4. She had been very sick on TPN with a central line for 2 years. She has since had a pancreas and small bowel transplant and has an NG tube and a GJ tube and does not eat anything by mouth. She's 14 now and doing well but Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome has damaged her in ways I couldn't have ever imagined! I also have it but wasn't diagnosed until after she was born. It is a defective collagen disorder, genetic mutation. 50/50 shot I'd pass it to my kids, I have 2 daughters and one is extremely sick, and one is much less affected but is also positive for EDS. It's a real bitch. So yeah, that's my two cents on the pancreas part. And they would definitely have had him call him parents. Most people with a chronic illness have Advance Directives with a beneficiary who makes decisions for us if we can't. The surgeon who removed my daughter's pancreas said it was the most scarred pancreas he'd ever seen in a person that wasn't dead from many years of pancreatic illness. And yes, she was 4. She had chronic constant pancreatitis even while she was in the womb all the way up until they took it out, so it looked awful. Like shoe leather. Poor kid.
I watch this show my sister loves it so I watch it all the time it's been on for many many years actually it's one of the longest running shows have all the time but it is like about the doctors and their dramas and what they go through and their dilemmas and their things with people and their patients and stuff between themselves but is definitely a tearjerker even if they don't get some of the medical stuff right you watch the show watch some episodes and you're guaranteed to cry for sure so they definitely have that drama aspect along with the inevitability of death or even somebody coming in for something as minor as a headache and ending up passing away so it is a show that gets you right in the feelings but as far as medically correct I don't know I don't think so
The plot gods are against him. LOL And yeah surprised they let that parent call refusal by Bailey stay in. The mantra is never ever promise a patient anything. Because damn, the truth is you never know.... Especially basing Bailey's actions on a promise. Sick. I usually like the Bailey character but they blew it with this episode. And Mr CF, you look great!
You can maybe react to Season 2, Episode 9 of the show Night Shift. It has a patient with CF in it but they don’t talk much about it. It’s just an idea.
HAHA my family has rookie of the year on DVD. classic. can't believe i didnt notice him on this show...my brother would be so disappointed in me
Your lamp is freaking AWESOME!
I thought these type of programs were wrong and exaggerated, but wow😂🙌🏻👏🏻 I’m so glad I watched this video
That was such an ancient episode.. Chicago Med had a cf story line this week, and it was based off of the movie Five Feet Apart(loosely). It kinda pissed me off.
I absolutely love this show. I am fully aware of how stupidly inaccurate it is (and totally over dramatic). But it is a good source to spread awareness about things just like CF.
I'm not a doctor or anything, and I haven't been CPR certified in a while, but when you pointed out that his ribs and sternum are gonna be broken, I noticed, she's doing those chest compressions, like, at his collar bone! Way too high!
Remind not to watch this well I’m at work again lol just your reactions made me laugh and I’m pretty sure everyone thought I was crazy cause I have Bluetooth headphones in so all they saw was me laughing out of no where But I completely agree with you five feet apart definitely know that they are talking about and all theses other shows know nothing
at least they did CPR instead of using an AED to shock him when he was in asystole.
I have a chronic condition (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) and average 2-3 orthopedic surgeries a year. Stopped telling my parents and brother as they couldn’t care less. Had surgery near my brother’s home in Illinois (I live in WI) and was in the hospital 2 weeks. No visits, no calls, no texts from he nor his wife , etc. (Nieces are too little to understand). And I don’t watch shows like this for same reasons, I’ve got too much medical knowledge and all I do is get frustrated 😎
And you're 28 that makes you an old man LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who loves this cinnamon roll
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mmmmmm. Cinnamon rolls.....
@jonsey_2730
5 жыл бұрын
Cystik1 you responded!! Um, urg, um, ok. Hi I love you, you’re my favorite youtuber and truly care about what you’re doing. You balance humor and illness and it makes so happy to see your videos. I don’t have CF, I have Ehlersdanlos syndrome. But I still love to see videos of people with chronic illnesses that are funny and you seem like an over all solid dude. I really want to be your friend. Is that weird? Probably. Anyway, love your vids. Keep going strong
greys does try to b right “on paper” with things like cases, numbers, and medicine but treatment is a thing they have a harder time getting right and i think being a medical show they get attacked more cause there’s just so much to get right and they can’t always have nurses and doctors on set helping them though they sometimes r able to
So I’m behind on shows and just caught up through Hulu, but I don’t believe you did this one as it’s relatively new The Resident tv show just did a Cystic Fibrosis story line (another lung transplant story line with a pancreas and liver transplant as well) (I believe season 2 episode 13) Someone may have already stated it and you mentioned somebody live streaming which this girl does so you may have it already planned (sorry brain fog is bad with this one (me)). But just in case ;)
What kind of mic are you using?
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
T Ross Blue Yeti
I love that movie I watched that movie rookie of the year
You should react to House M.D episode 14 Season 5 “The Greater Good” !! A patient possibly suffers from CF.
For the lung situation shouldnt the have already known about him having it and him be checked as oftwn as they shpuld when there running trak and doimg triathlons
This episode seriously pissed me off too, it did not portray cf well whatsoever. Why wasn’t he on O2? Where was his picc or port? Why wasn’t he coughing? It was hilarious how u were getting fired up about it cuz I was too lmao 🤣🤣🤣
You remind me of Brandon Farris! Lol I enjoy your videos though!
LOL ... I agree I give it one and a half nebulizers!!
When they show the cat scan up to the light ... it looks like a lung cat scan filled with fluid
@xoprettyinpink22xo
5 жыл бұрын
I know others have said that but i get catscans once every month
I love Rookie of the Year
Please react to Emma in Bates Motel
I love this you hate addison shepherd as much as me and you hate bailey as much as the enterns did. Addison shepherd and bailey are two of the charaters
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mary Basco I have no idea who any of these people are. 😂
@user-dv7tl8tr6i
5 жыл бұрын
addison Montgomery*
omg, loved this
I have CF too bro
React to episodes of grace’s storyline pls? It’s from Degrassi. I’m wondering if her storyline was actually represented well. I have Crohn’s Disease myself and I’m currently 26
well, 8:00 i think it is a CT scan, you can see the lungs in another prespective
It’s so crazy but I actually know someone with CF who says she never calls her parents when she’s in the hospital. Because she never wants to worry them. Not cool! I hate that.
That was a shit portrayal and just...saddening...more having to do with the whole outlook...they didnt elude to the fact that cf'ers often have 9 lives so to speak..theyre fighters...portraying an 'easy/healthy' death is an injustice...the truth is that yes, it can go downhill fast...but it doesnt sit well with me. It also eluded to the fact that cf parents or family are not as involved. Its 100% the other way around. Im not a greys fan and defi etly wont be now...dang...fire that shit writer ...at least with Clooney we got a good head raise/eyebrow smirk lol
You seem legit triggered at this episode XD I am a late diagnosed last year at 18(on my birthday of all days) So i don't really get triggered as you did.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Mr Rishi The Cookie #TriGgErEd
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
That sucks! I'm sorry! I have two friends, brother and sister who were both diagnosed with CF late as well. They were 16 and 18. They are 43 and 45 now. One is a high school teacher and the guy is a tennis coach, but has a real corporate office job too. But they still get really sick and are hospitalized a lot. Mainly the girl. I grew up with them. My mom's best friend's kids. She passed away so my mom is more their mom now. Sadly she's dealing with their illnesses as well as mine and my daughter's. We have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. So my heart goes out to you. But I'm glad you got diagnosed and know what's wrong. It sucks when you're in the dark and super sick and don't know why.
@MrRishik123
5 жыл бұрын
@@sixmercer2504 Woah, Ive recently subbed ( a couple months ago) to a few EDS channels. And realising I now have a "celebrity" youtube crush on the girl on the channel "life with stripes". #SickKidsSquad "It sucks when you're in the dark and super sick " The thing is, i was never really a "sick" kid, i was always vaccinated etc. Even though i have the standard F508 mutation homozygous( most common one) I was always super active with martial arts 3x a week and running/ jogging on the off days too. Only until i got a mycobacterium aivum complex infection 4 months before my birthday, did they start to suspect something. Since mycobacterium only affects people with cf or aids(and some other immuno-deficiencies). The entire time growing up doctors assumed asthma since i am not of Caucasian decent. (im indian though was raised in the UK, dots not feathers :P) Since CF really only affects people with some eastern European ancestry, most never thought to suspect that and since i was mostly well, i cant really blame them. Anyway, after i was diagnosed, the doctor made a little joke saying that my case goes to show that exercise and a healthy diet is better than antibiotics when it comes to keeping us well. One of the strange things i sometimes think about is if i was diagnosed as a kid, how my personality would have been affected. Watching these youtube channels on how people they grew up knowing they have CF is interesting on their outlook on life. Its one of those things where i realise that i dont know if I could handle having friends with CF die before me and attending their funerals. Or if i could, i would have turned out very callous and cynical.
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
@@MrRishik123 yup, the girl who does "life with stripes" (because people like me and her with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome are called Zebras which is a story in itself) she's really sick. I feel awful for her. I had to deal with my daughter being even sicker than her at a younger age which was just horrific especially since I passed it down to her before I was properly diagnosed. The "life with stripes" girl is being worked up for a small bowel transplant which is horrible and very last resort. As I mentioned, my daughter had that transplant and was only 4 and has done so-so with it but is now 14 and having kidney failure and has a lot of issues due to faulty collagen and is going downhill. It really sucks to be the parent watching your child suffer like that. I hate to say it, but had I known I had such an awful disorder that was a 50/50 chance I'd give it to my kids, I wouldn't have had my two girls. I'm so glad they're here, but I'm guilt ridden and angry that my condition is so misdiagnosed and misunderstood and I wasn't diagnosed until much later. I was 35 when I was finally diagnosed after several "juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis" operations when they realized I wasn't healing well and have been having a ton of complications instead of staying stable or doing better. Being sick sucks and I'm sorry you're dealing with your CF and stuff. I hope you are staying strong. I've seen your name online somewhere else so it's nice to kinda meet you or talk to you. Like Morgan said, us chronically ill people need to rally around each other and be there for one another, so thanks for commenting. I think you should tell your online Zebra crush that you have a crush on her. We don't have a lot of that, or maybe people who do these videos do, I don't know. But we tend to be very isolated, so I'm sure she'd like that. Go for it. She's a doll. But she's very sick and people with small bowel transplants at her age sadly don't do very well and usually pass away, which you said would just be awful to watch. Of course that's horrible. So I'm sure she'd be happy to know that you have a crush on her and be very flattered. She's a doll. I approve. 😉
@sixmercer2504
5 жыл бұрын
I made a mistake!!! The "life with stripes" girl isn't the girl I thought! I'm sorry for the mistake!! The girl who I thought you were talking about who is getting the transplant is "hospital princess" and they both have EDS and are super sick and both very cute girls. Hence my mistake. So I apologise for moving them up!! Sorry girls!!
really hate watching a movie/tv show where a very sick patients look like normal people especially when it’s noticeable women having make up on on a death bed and man looking straight from a men’s health cover like cmon
Haha yes! The 0-5 nebs rating is great Haha..it's amazing how bad they portray cf in Hollywood. .if only we had more cf actors or cf helpers backstage to help get shit right! Good review dude!
you should watch the episode with the CF couple.
i have cf and if a doctor or nurse spoke to me like that like damn there rude
Unfortunately I couldn't hear the scenes at all.. :(
I don't either
I think if youd wanna show people what cf is actually like you should maybe react to the final scenes of Bob Flanagans Sick. You know, the part where hes actually being filmed on his last few minutes. I dont actually suggest you do this for various reasons. I dont need to tell you why you're smart enough to know and if you've seen it for yourself youd know. Its not a documentary for the faint of heart for a multitude of reasons and it is quite controversial. But my point being besides actually seeing it for myself with my own eyes this is the most raw, real portrayal of what this disease does to you. It's scary, its heartbreaking and its REAL. No show, movie or story told media could match the raw realism of this fucked up shit disease that this documentary captures. Sorry for the morbid comment but if you want realism this is my suggestion
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
But reacting to a real person with CF when I'm reacting to show inaccuracies would kinda be defeating the point of reacting. And if they wanna know what CF is actually like, just watch my videos. haha.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
I have watched SICK though, and I'm good never seeing that again. haha.
@SkyPneuma
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo same, and ok true I get you. Well other shows would be good like I'm seeing a lot of ppl say bates motel. Or itll be interesting when 5 feet apart actually comes out.
@MorganSolo
5 жыл бұрын
Skyler Phoenix I’m trying to figure out how to do Bates. Because it has so many episodes featuring that character it’ll be tough. May have to have people do some digging for me to pick the very CF heavy episodes or scenes they’d like me to react to and I’ll cut them into one video.
@SkyPneuma
5 жыл бұрын
@@MorganSolo Yeah that's gonna be rough > < but I just wanna say kudos for being such an active member in the community and putting out content like this and all your other content. It's awesome, and you are awesome.
See and that's why she worked on him so hard trying to keep doing the CPR because she told him basically that he'd be okay and everything and when he asks her to call his parents that he you know felt like it was time for them to call the parents she pretty much told him like I don't know I wasn't really paying attention to what she was saying I was trying to like watch it like you wear for medical stuff but she kind of tells him like I know you're going to be fine and doesn't do it and then he dies on the table and she don't want to give up because she told him he was going to be okay and didn't call his parents the shore this show is more about the drama with the doctors and what they go through and their life's and then being Dr but it does have obviously it's Medical part bases
😂 I like this series
Dude where did you get that lamp!!!!!! Meredith and the red head hate eash other
LOL. omg everything I've seen of this show is so bad. lol this was hilarious.😂
Oh my goodness! Definitely wrong portrayal of cf! I really don't like how he dies off. But of course everyone dies on this show, right? Well, thanks for sharing!
You should react to the night shift little girl with cf
Yeah these episodes are very traumatized lessen the full full factual Medical part a lot of drama in it and like sadness right off the bat he went in there like he was saying he looked healthy and everything like he didn't even have CF but to make it more dramatize he's going to deteriorate very quickly now that he's in there and she probably will pass I'm writing this before I started from the point where you say that he is probably going to pass away
Yea this show is good but the rush through stuff give basic info to try and make you in the simplest ways know what's wrong with out information about what the ailments actually is in an informative way they kind of say oh he has this and then it quickly jumps to this is dropping and this is happening and blah blah blah and then it's like we got to go in and we got to do surgery and it's like some miraculous surgery and they magically save them the person just passed away I like Grey's Anatomy don't get me wrong I watch it it will bring you to tears some episodes but it is very much a TV show for the drama just so happening to deal with medical situations
I love ut you tell the truth i saw it whwn it first aired...i have cf n wow it SUCKED.....I SWEAR....I HATE WHEN ACTORS OR ACTRESS TRY TO PLAY THE CF CARD. WOW
I am so glad he had the reaction I did! I’m in Grey’s Anatomy fan but this particular illness portrayal was crap!!!!
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first of all your awesome 2nd 'the rookie of the year' is the best !!! :D 3rd this episode is pretty bad :S
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Try watching 15 season boy then you would want to have more drink 😂