A 11 year-old's Heartbreaking Battle with Cancer | Chicago Med | MD TV

Let me guess. It’s brain cancer, right?

Why not put a shunt in I have them in I survived meningitis and a coma. I have 4 shunts in my head neck and tummy

It’s sad that kids die when there born when there 5 millions of kids die every few days it’s heartbreaking but this is the saddest thing that I’ve ever seen 🥺🥺😭😭

inserts epic loud crying cuz she died way too young

Hayley is so battling her cancer treatment so well

This made me cry so much

My husband was leukemia patient 6 yrs ago

Not me crying in the corner...🥺😭

Infection protocols as shown on TV are way different than before Covid. 😮

this has to be the longest i've seen Dr. Abrams in a episode. More episodes with Dr. Abrams please ;w;

People have no idea how grateful they should be just to have their health. There are COUNTLESS sick children that would do anything to trade places with one of the countless healthy people who "have it so bad".

That kid should have had a drn. And exactly why was she fully awake when they intibated

hearing the mother's anguished cries at losing her sick daughter just hurts me so deeply. you have to remind yourself it's just a tv show, it's not real, but it feels so real. she deserves so much praise for her performance in this scene.

Manning is way too emotional to be a doctor. Promising false hope only makes things worse. A cancer patient is on the bottom of the bottom of transplant list. There’s a difference between caring, and lying to oneself and others.

Thank you, Chicago Med, for showing us, the world, the reality of childhood cancer. 🎗️

The nurse is like wonder women she talks like

I was like the mom when she died 😢😭😔❤️😳💖💕💗🌹🙁♥️😱💐

Why did she do that with her foot??? I don't get it

the title is frustrating.. it should be An Eleven year-old's.. not A Eleven

Some years ago I read an article that said that doctors in Russia wouldn't tell patients they were dying because it would make their passing easier. The stress of knowing your dying can add many more complications that causes suffering. This action by these doctors would seem to follow the oath of Hypocrites. First do no harm.

Gulp this isn’t looking so good

Love when people try to be eco warriers over small things (like using electricity a pretty small amount of electricity, especially a place with renuable electicity sources), when you know for a fact that they arent doing the big things, and don't know the actual impact of anything.

Like, "you really going to critize using a paper cup at starbucks when I forgot my reusable? Uh huh. Sooooo are you vegan? Thats probably cows milk in your latte. If you care so much about the environment, its very hypocritical you'd choose a milk that uses double the water and uses waaaay more land (and deforestation) and creates much more CO2 then the very worst plant based alternatives. That has vastly more impacts of you funding animal agriculture everyday, then the few paper cups every so often. Maybe, perhaps, you don't know what yoir talking about?"

This is very upsetting for me because I am in girlscouts Add 1 of my fellow girl scout sisters Passed away from cancer and she's only 11She passed 2 months ago

Fast cancer....

nooo😕

cancer have less survive rate if the cancer located in stage 3 and up I was found that I had pre cancerous tumor and I save my life because of my alertness I forgot to tell you that I came back from ASY

Cancer is just evil. 😢

As someone who has a chronic illness that causes extreme pain can kill me at any moment and various types of other symptoms most of us are prepared to die, even little kids with cancer their parents don’t have to tell them about death you can feel it, they can feel it. They can also see it in everyone around them and their comes a time when they are only going through the pain and torture for their family because they know that their family is not ready for them to go.

Im not crying im just making waterfalls with my eyes 😭

This is one of the main reasons why I wouldn't become a doctor or nurse. I get attached to people easily, and I know you are not supposed to be emotionally attached to a patient. Especially if they passed away...this had me in tears.

Sweet girl i will be praying for her family 😊❤❤

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I never knew anyone who works at the hospital is this smart

God I wish they just made these shows more realistic.
You can’t defib through clothes as they need the pads to work and they literally shocked her collar bone on the right hand side, very much the opposite of where the heart is. Asystole is also possible to turn around, it is rare but no doctor would take that as the cue to stop CPR. It does not mean irreversible death, just that you can no longer shock. You have to at least try and make it realistic

This is just heartbreaking 💔

Melissa Hastings???

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Heartbreaking is putting it mildly.. I feel so Sad for That family, and Natalie! 😢🥺💔

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Confesso que eu nao tankei essa cena nao ....to chorando demais ......

It is a heartbreaking moment seeing a patient you been treating for such some times health deteriorating and watching them loose their battle is such a heart wrenching thing to see as a doctor/nurse etc I do not blame Dr.Manning for crying in the end I cried too when I saw her walking out crying as the patients parents crying because they lost their baby.

Young cancer patient with no immune system who has a super bug that’s resistant to antibiotics.
No masks, keeps her on the ER floor (when there might be an outbreak), dosnt quarantine her or have a protocol for the people who do come in the room.. 🤦🏻‍♀️
Welp that’s a lot help!

Also this is why palliative care and palliative doctors are so important! They have such a hard job but they make losing a loved one just a little bit easier. Granted not but much but that little bit does a lot. You actually feel like you get to prepare yourself and take the time to say your goodbyes to them instead of it feeling so sudden.

noo im cryying this is fucking bad 😢 noo
if i hat this im gonna cry 😢

I couldn't hold my tears

The father looks like Joe Goldberg

I feel really bad i really do

there's only 2 things that scare me in this world, #1 Drive thru windows (you can thank final destination for that one) and the #2 is the scream of a parent who just lost a child, it hits you in your core, and the woman who played the mother nailed it on the head. sent chills down my spine and it was very sad to watch.

And you know what the sick depraved thing is cancer has already been cured
But because of greed and profits they would rather let people suffer and die then cure the sick and dying
Look up cancer CURE COVER UP

R.I.P for little girl❤❤😭😭😭