Helicopter Mom Thinks All Her Son's Doctors are Wrong | House M.D. | MD TV

House's team struggle to treat a young patient who has been poisoned because of his uncooperative mother.

From House M.D. Season 1 Episode 8 'Poison' - House and his team investigate the mysterious poisoning of a high-school student, and they think they have the answers they need until a second teen develops the same symptoms.

House (2004) Dr House, an ingenious and unsociable physician who flouts hospital rules, clashes with fellow doctors and his assistants as he comes up with controversial hypotheses about his patients' illnesses.

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[Davidjune]

I refuse any treatment House recommends until the last 10 minutes of the show. This is no helicopter mom, she’s just seen the first few episodes

[Overly_Hydrated]

“Then why did you test him” I swear chase would have made a better lawyer than a doctor.

[justinchristoph]

There are actually parents who actually would rather have their kids die rather than admit to being wrong or giving up control.

[icebabay]

Yes a mom would know her child as a child, but 98% moms don’t know Jack about their teens…

[pepperbunz]

"actually they sent a doctor" I absolutely love that line

[ColinFox]

For anyone wondering how this turned out -- that phone call was from one of the other doctors pretending to be the CDC. The shot worked, the kid recovered, and then the mother got the REAL call from the CDC and somewhat berated House & co for the fakery but was ultimately happy that they saved her son.

[jscan]

"I'm going to bring my kid to the hospital, but I'm not going to let them treat him." Brilliant strategy, mom.

[dttra]

"I didn't want him to know about it because I do trust him". "Then why did you test him?"... LOL Epic line!!

[beansnrice]

As a person who does customer service, it's very hard to not give up on stupid people like this. It's incredibly hard. It's like trying to save a person from drowning who's also trying to drown you. =(

[stanojevicnatasa]

Moms with their "always knowing the best" attitude...

[Deadman]

“I trust him.”
“Then why did you test him?”
🦗🦗🦗

[ThePlaton]

I'm a doctor. There are some times when a parent knows more about their child than a doctor does, but this almost always only applies to kids with chronic disease, not an undiagnosed ailment. For example I have a patient with a certain genetic syndrome and the mom has done all kinds of research on it for YEARS. She knows more about that particular condition than I do. That being said, if her son got a different ailment that does not pertain to his genetic syndrome, she would be lost and have no idea how to proceed.

[paulcrawford]

At times all medicine is is "best guess" and House shows that perfectly.

[MaddysinLeigh]

“You’re just as pompous and superior as him.” Pot meet kettle.

[cheyannerockett]

Everything can kill you. It doesn’t stop us from breathing.

The more you refuse doctors out of parental stubbornness the longer your kid suffers and dies. It doesn’t matter who is right or wrong, all that matters is time is always running out

[tagaukimasumi]

House is so straightforward im 100% here for it. Cant say he throws shade because its so direct. Lol 😂

[joehaynes]

Man, what a great actress of portraying a mom who won't admit she's wrong even if it means her son is dying

[thefandomchild]

“You’re wrong” says the woman without a medical degree, talking to someone, with a medical degree




Edit: i don’t even remember writing this, thanks for the 2.8 thousand likes though. The most i’ve ever had on a comment, gahdamn

[rmelo]

Every episode of this show was how House was certain it was X disease, only to discover he was wrong when it almost killed the patient. He is then convinced it is Y disease, and once again discovers he is wrong when he almost kills the patient. Then finally he realizes it is Z disease and he saves the patient and the day.

[abelcardenas]

I like how when house grabs the chair to “hang out” he just stares at her angrily and it looks like a parent scolding a child for their mistakes