I watch a lot of medical series just as somewhat of a backround filler. Currently I am watchting Chicago Med, I saw some edits about the show some time back and i enjoyed Chicago Fire. Here is the thing: What the actual fuck?
Every other episode there is a story of a family with a child that is so sad and devastating and whatever. Its always that children need their parents and women need children. One of the main characters was pregnant half way through the first season and now has this magic mother sense that she just knows the right way to do things for every family/parent/child that walks in and its always this puppy eyed "but they are a family we need to save them as a family"
(im gonna give a few examples so if you want to watch the show, which you probably shouldnt keep that in mind)
In one episode this eight year old cancer patient comes in with his father and the both decided to not go for another round of chemo. And all was about how a eight year old cant make life and death decisions yet and how the father is neglegting and basically killing his son. And surprisingly in the end the child lived.
Another one is a mum coming in with a perfect match baby for her daughter who has cancer. And she risks her own life potentally dying, but as long as the baby lifes everything is fine. Must be those mother instincs ig
Or the parents that want nothing to do with their apperently dead beat son who is doing drugs and their golden child daughter that dies. And thankfully the son and the daughter had the same conditionsbut the son has ben selfmedicating with drugs. The parents dont even wait a second and magically forgive their son and they hug it out. Happy family on its highest.
Am I a bad mother for wanting to work. Am i a bad mother for saving my sisters child instead of mine. This women is killing her baby because she only eats organic and the baby doesnt get enough noutriouns and why isnt there anything than can be done to force this women to safe the child. So many times they actually use the word force when it comes to women (or fathers lol) potentially hurting their children just because it doesnt conform with the happy world where I am a housewife with thirteen children.
And here is the episode that is the reason for this post. A women comes in with an appendesidix but says it was removed when she was fourteen. Turns out the mother signed of in having her tubes tided instead. The mother signed of but doenst want her daughter to know. BuT h0W
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Edit 1/16/22: the endometrin and estradiol are gone. Any interest in the PIO?
Hi all,
I have the following meds/supplies to donate for pick-up only in Chicago.
14 doses of endometrin (exp 5/2024) + applicators
120 estradiol 2mg tablets minus a few days of pills (exp 11/29/2022)
1 punctured PIO in sesame oil with ~2-3 doses left
1 punctured PIO in cottonseed oil with ~5-6 doses left + a bunch of PIO drawing and injecting needles and syringes --I don't know what the comfort level or safety is of using a punctured vial so please use your best judgment
Thanks! -KEL
In my opinion, it’s Otis slipping on the bowling lane and joe’s Zumba class. Which was one of the funniest moments to you?
Available for pickup in Chicago.
STILL AVAILABLE:
- 3 syringes of Cetrotide, 0.25 mg each
CLAIMED:
- 2 redi-ject pens of Gonal-F RFF, 300 IU each (and lots of needle tips)
- 8 vials of Menopur, 75 IU each (with Q-caps, plenty of syringes, and sodium chloride)
Willing to mail the Menopur; other two are refrigerated.
Hi all, I have the following meds available:
-5 clomid 50 mg tabs that expire 3/22 -3 progesterone in oil vials (50mg/10ml) that expire 5/22 (CLAIMED) -1 box plus many extra tabs of endometrium that don’t expire until later this year or in 2023 (CLAIMED)
I’m in Chicago and would prefer a porch pickup (currently not leaving the house so shipping might be difficult).
Started watching Chicago Med a while ago and here are my thoughts on the characters:
April - judgy, manipulative, interfering
Choi - strict, fair, talks about his military experience a bit much
Will - went bad boy to good, bit lovesick, kinda used Nina, good doc
Rhodes - lotta dumb luck and charm, daddy issues
Maggie - queen
Reese - eh a bit much some times, dramatic
Noah - disappears then reappears a lot, used as a prop a lot, alright
Charles - annoying, interfering
Natalie - ok, pretty good doc argues for her patients.
Ava - love her accent, bit conniving, plays by the rules, puts Connor in his place
What do you think? Accurate or not?
I feel like everyone here hates it tbh
Really in the midst of the feds in the scandal over in the Chicago Med and last week, she and Dr. Daniel Lucas(My personal favorite) on the show, as the arrogant lawyer over in the at the end of the episode where Lucas was treating her to a dinner there on his dime and tried to say "Not the time and place", Saying smugly he will sue the hospital there or something to that effect.
You have to love but was like Sharon telling the lawyer off proves she does not need no defending. She is cool, calm, collective under pressure. Really love her! Good on Law and Order as well.
Dm me
7 vials menopur (exp 2/22 and 10/22) 2 ganirelix prefilled syringes (exp 4/23) 1 box Novarel 5000 USP (exp 11/22)
I live in southwest KC but will be traveling to North St Louis suburbs and North Chicago suburbs for the holidays. PM me if interested. I don't plan on shipping anything.
I can come up with about 100 things to do with the sim to entertain and challenge me, I know it has it quarks, but it keeps me coming back.
I had no idea the Chicago franchise existed until a few weeks ago. I binged Fire and am up to current. I think what I love about it is that med and PD shows are everywhere, but there are only a couple fire shows out there and it definitely adds excitement.
Now it's decision time. Binge PD? Med? Or will I find them disappointing in comparison and should just start watching all 3 in the current season?
Would you love a crossover between Chicago med and Greys Anatomy? If not why? I know that probably it isn't possible
