Part Two: What if raising a child brings not just joy but also fear?#shorts #doctors

This segment is from Chicago Med, Season 8, Episode 6.
A mother developed Bell’s palsy while caring for her baby, and it triggered overwhelming fear. She became scared of her baby’s cries and even had thoughts of not taking care of her child anymore. In the end, the doctors decided to step in and help her.

Chicago Med Season 8 was first broadcast on 2022.
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[Paradox_Incognito]

My art teacher has Bell's Palsy. They were having a bout of it and sat everyone down and explained "yeah, my face looks off, it looks like I'm having a stroke, it's not a stroke --- but I'm going to go over all the stroke symptoms as a refresher just so you can tell the difference should the need arise." And they did! For high schoolers everyone was listening really well, I think they all kind of got the memo that this was a really important thing to the teacher and that the atmosphere was not inclined to side conversations

[myrandaarnold]

My face still does this two years after my youngest and i asked my doctor and was told it was nothing without testing or anything

[kierabt]

I see a mother who was struggling but she dearly does love her child😢😊

[TDenham]

I got Bell's palsy out of the blue about 10 years ago. No one knew what caused it. I still have a very slight droop in the affected side. I couldn't eat, drink, or speak right and the nerve pain was horrible.

[sakilynn]

This one hits a bit more personal when they say post partum care failed many women. After my brother was born via C-section, my mom felt off, but everyone said she was crazy. 18 years later, it was discovered she was slowly bleeding to death every month during her cycles. She's fine now, but it shouldn't have taken so long for someone to take her seriously.

[claudes]

My daughter had this after her baby.... her face is normal now. 🙁

[OnlyLoveIsWelcome]

The stress have her a splash of bells tf It's too much man

[eventspredetermined]

I’ve had Bell’s Palsy 3 times, and each time sucked more than the last. Part of my face is still a little bit wonky on one side from the last time, but it isn’t too noticeable unless you’re looking for it.

[GMMedic]

There is no American post-partum care! They'd kick your ass out of the hospital hours after the birth if it wasn't illegal!