Teen with "Happy" Syndrome Needs Risky Surgery | Chicago Med | MD TV

I am a true chicago fan cannot wait for the new season to start tonight i've been following them since the first aired on tv i am a true chicago fan

Everytime she says hi , I feel happy

Happy syndrome? Isnt that what joker has? Im actually serious about this

I have WS... this not realistic at all. They should hire someone with REAL disabilites... LIKE ME!! I was diagnosed at 2 and a half.. Williams Syndrome is a really hard disability to have honestly. Good acting though.

She is so cute just like a Golden Retriever

Dr Rhodes looks so happy to see someone else happy 😊.

if she can understand to clean and do chroes she can make medical decsions

They look like real mother and daughter!

That so too much

At least the mother was reasonable.

Doctor shows could literally make conditions up and I’d probably believe it

Did she took the happy pills?💀

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The doctor's face always with a slight smile, creeps the heck outta me!
I don't know why!

Can't find in Netflix nowadays

Part 2 please

I used to be like that but now I don't know how we get me back to positive

I had to smile when I saw her smile and giggle. She is sooooo sweet. Gorgeous. And I actually dont see her as "stupid", maybe incredibly naiv? Like she has not a care in the world. Must. Protect. The. Precious. Little. Sunshine 😊🫡

The under 18 argument is a bunch of BS.

Anyone who knows the season and episode?

So the black doctor doesn’t like to be touch or is it something else

I have Williams syndrome ❤❤

My cousin was diagnosed with Williams syndrome and hes awesome. He loves cars and rap music. He does have a son with the same condition but nothing really stops him.

karina ii think that was her name was such a sweet girl

Endorphins is a reward hormone, oxytonin is a social/trust hormone while dopamine is a bonding hormone serotonin is a relaxation hormone

That’s so scary. But I get part of it. The part where your lungs are so desperate to breathe that it makes your heart pump harder and put stress on it. But for her her heart is pumping harder making it harder for her to breathe. It’s almost and I don’t know this for a fact but I’m guessing the heart and lungs are simbiotic they need each other to work.

Want is the Girls name

Is there like an effective and safe alternate to anesthesia?

Does anyone know what happened afterwards? Like the rest of the episode?

JESUS LOVES YOU! HE DIED ON THE CROSS FOR YOUR SINS AND ROSE AGAIN THE THIRD DAY! REPENT AND LIVE FOR HIM! HE IS COMING BACK SOON!❤️✝️❤️

Want episode is this I need know

I get it, she doesn’t want to expose her child to a major and risky surgery like open heart surgery is very serious. Sometimes the benefit outweighs the risks if it means she can live longer and healthier. She did a good job as the actress in the part of playing Williams syndrome.

I hate how in this shows doctors explain to each other basic medical facts (whether they are always accurate or not is another issue). Like, do they assume their colleagues and students never studied medicine and are like "Wow! Oxytocin? Never heard about that before! What's that for?"
Isn't there a more natural way to include information for viewers than to have doctors educate each other on basic knowledge that they should know as actual doctors?

She doesn't have it she doesn't look like my cousin who has it she just looks like a regular teenager

Same actress with same character personality (but less extreme) as in the UK series Skins. Her character name in Skins is Cassie.

Ana Farris?

Donatıng to UNICEF and such huge organizations is such a waste. I know firsthand how money is spent there. And a huge portion is spent on unnecessary travel, dinners, and such.

Where am i

Miss dr Clark and Rhodes

Dr. Latham, being an Autistic, would probably know something about Williams Syndrome and how those that have it are cognitively.

More episodes featuring Dr. Latham and his being an Autistic should be done (just have a real Autistic there on the set as a technical consultant when doing so!)!

Wish Chicago was exactly like the town of Chillingbourne.

Does anyone know if she survived the surgery?

Best non ablest interaction and not overly saccharine portrayal of dealing with a person with a disability I’ve seen in a while. I only hope the actress is a person with Williams. Signed a happy disability advocate who wants more disability representation in the media.

Can I just say how ironic it is that the girl's last name is goth?
Edit: never mind

Being happy is good. But being too and always happy is not good for yourself

If I can recognize the actress, that plays the mother of the patient, from another chicago med episode where she plays the mother of a surrogate baby, then I am definitely addicted to Chicago Med.

Happy syndrome sounds kinda good because your more or less all the time but I’ll find that out later when I watch it all

Question. What's happy syndrome?
I see a lot of people maintain autism is it a type of autism?

What the mother is worried