House Cures A Paralysed Man Without Knowing | House M.D.

When House finds a simple cure to a patient's paralysis Cuddy treats this patient without House knowing as a way to teach him a lesson of crossing boundaries.

Season 3 Episode 1 'Meaning"
House has recovered from his gunshot wounds and is back at work, taking on two cases simultaneously: Richard (Edward Edwards), paralysed after brain cancer surgery eight years ago, who drove himself on his motorised wheelchair headfirst into a swimming pool, and Caren (Clare Kramer), a young woman paralyzed from the neck down after a yoga session. As House begins to diagnose and treat them, the team notices a distinct change in his attitude toward his patients.

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[river]

Bad news for the kid, he hugged his wife.

[davranbekrozmetov]

"just because he was right doesn't mean he wasn't wrong." My teacher talking to my parents after I made a right argument

[kennyg]

This is a great message to send. Trust the guy when he's loaded with painkillers but dont trust him when he's sober. Not sure who is on drugs, house or cuddy and wilson.

[americandissident]

As an ER nurse and former surgical nurse, a no-risk treatment suggested by the most brilliant doctor in our hospital would never in a million years be denied by anyone in any organization I’ve ever worked at. They’d just be like “Ok, try it.”

[xqiuvmah]

If I was this patient and found out that a doctor correctly guessed a treatment that could work, and had no down side, and the boss refused to administer the treatment, even for a minute, I would sue the shit out of that hospital

[kaizoisevil]

The fact that there were no downsides to cortisol if House was wrong made Cuddy's argument void.

[dylan]

It was so evil to not tell House, the man's in enough torment already, and he seems to get real joy out of seeing other people make recoveries. (Even if he disguises it as only enjoying the puzzle) House isn't a bad guy, and should not be denied happiness.

[Infinitecow]

House is the epitome of "you miss 100% of the shots you don't take"

[Sai]

Cuddy blew it, this wasn’t a normal case, it was House’s first case off Vicodin. Getting it right would prove to himself that he could still be an effective doctor without pain, but he kept 2nd guessing himself because he thought he was wrong

[Amnesia]

"What made you think he was right?"

"Because he's House."

This is the entire show.

[chrome]

House outlines exactly what the patient needs and provides medical reasoning as to why it would work. Wilson: "He was lucky"

[piezoelectron]

I always thought that this was an extremely poor decision on Wilson's part. Everyone's high on something, and House finally got high on something much better than Vicodin -- solving problems. He was finally starting to rediscover his creativity, and Wilson's decision shut him down.

[ilykebl]

whoever is keeping this channel alive deserves a medal

[Quoteory]

house in a nutshell

house: this man has this
everyone: no
house: actually yes
everyone: oh you're right

[forehand]

To me, the scene of Richard standing up is one of best moments of the whole show. Performing a literal biblical miracle, and then Cuddy and Wilson deny him that satisfaction just hurts so much. It would've proved to House that he can solve cases not high on vicodin. It was a win he needed, but they kept from him.

[juiceman]

The fact they always say “next time he’ll kill somebody” and he in fact never does is crazy

[vankhorne]

""Medically, what made you think he was right?"

Because he had a logical, coherent theory, leading to a possible treatment/cure with ZERO risk? Why in hell would you NOT try his idea.

[SvendleBerries]

I always found it kind of silly and stupid that when House was always high, they let him do whatever he wanted. But once he got clean and was fully functional, THATS when they chose to not trust his judgement? lol yeah, thats how you push people into relapse, folks. Whats the point in being sober if thats when people suddenly choose not to trust you? Its supposed to be the other way around.


And on top of that, saying 'no' just on principal to teach House a lesson, even though like House said, "Theres no risk." Denying a man the chance at a normal life just to stick it to House? Talk about, "Killing two kids with one stone because you missed the bird you were aiming for." Not to mention that she did it anyway and DIDNT tell House about it because Wilson stopped her lol wtf Wilson?

[HashNtheBox]

After rewatching the show and all the clips I've realizes if she told House he was right he wouldn't have gone back to the drugs because he would have realized he didn't need them to solve cases.

[ApetureTestSubject]

How would House not hear about this? The whole hospital would be talking about it. A paralysed man just stood up out of his wheelchair in the corridor like a miracle!