Pregnant woman’s memory resets every 5 minutes 😱 #Shorts #Drama #Medical

    Show Name: Private Practice (A spin-off of Grey’s Anatomy)

    ​What it’s about: The series follows Dr. Addison Montgomery (Kate Walsh) as she leaves Seattle for a private practice in Los Angeles. This specific clip features a patient named Jodi who suffers from anterograde amnesia after a car accident, causing her memory to reset every few minutes, leaving her husband Zach to make an impossible choice about their future.

    ​Episode Details: Season 5, Episode 4 — “Remember Me”

    ​Where to Watch: * Hulu (Subscription)
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    1. His feelings are valid, the abuse is not. He is right in taking a baby from a parent that can't provide and is valid to feel tired and not want that life for himself, but the smile on his face when telling her his is taking the baby look quite sadistic, like he was taking some joy from it. Awful people in pain are still awful people and when they are abusive, no amount of stress and pain will justify when they harm another person.

    2. Even if her brain doesn't remember, the heart …100 does. People will forget what you did, what you said, but they never … Forget.. the way you made them feel … And…
      Maybe, he should do what Adam sandler did… And.. get her some help.. she's beautiful, why would he get her pregnant then?
      Patience .. is a virtue .. especially in LOVE. HE IS.. ONLY HUMAN… STOP THE HATE. START … TO BE COMPASSIONATE

    3. Despite his earlier plans to take the baby and leave, Zach eventually stayed by Jodi's side during the birth. After seeing her hold their child, he decided to stay with her "until he can't anymore"

    4. My father is like this—-
      Just because he doesn’t remember- doesn’t mean I purposely put him through stress by hurting him.
      Stressing a pregnant woman over and over and over on purpose is abuse. She may not remember- but her body does.

    5. That is needlessly cruel… doing it once to prove a point isnt even a good excuse you couldve found another way… if i truly loved someone there is no way i would ever want to see them that hurt even if they wont remember…

    6. I'm sorry but shit like this always pisses me off, in wedding vows you vow to love them through sickness and in health, I understand the feeling of having to become a caretaker and you aren't prepared for it but that DOES NOT excuse being horrible to your pregnant wife. He's stressing her out and stress is ALWAYS retained, wether they can remember it or not, you never stress out a woman who is trying to grow a child within her, that's a good way to mess up her and the baby.

    7. Statistically when it’s the man that’s sick or debilitated the women doesn’t leave. When it’s the other way around it’s typical that the man leaves. Sigh. Just the nature of things I suppose. What can anyone do

    8. He’s acting like a child. He should be planing for the kid. Relatives to take over or help. Whether he leaves them or not. Still his child. At the very least set up a structure for them. 🤦‍♀️

    9. If the roles were reversed, I imagine most people would side with the woman. Men are expected to be providers no matter the situation and are usually expected to handle difficulties with minimal to no assistance. He probably has no support system and moat of the people he talks to would tell him to suck it up because he made vows and has to stick to them.

    10. The first rule of care for any memory altering issue is that you don't force the patient to remember the pain every time. He didn't have to tell her he's taking the baby and leaving her even if she wouldn't remember – that constitutes emotional abuse

    11. I hate how people will think just cause someone dont remember, it wont hurt them. Ive worked with dementia folk, and they remembered physically. They get distressed, but they dont know why. Their body will always remember

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