My Patient Thinks Only Women Get Sick _ SAVING HEARTS _ Ep.5 _ @LoveBusterShow

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When Molly entered a patient room to check on a recently admitted man, he immediately laughed at her. He didn’t believe that a woman could even be a doctor. Much less a good one. The guy also refused medical tests or treatment. He was confident that “real men” can’t get sick. Molly tried to reason with him. But her boss stopped her. He said that she needed to learn to accept defeat.

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04:35une heure ago, elle pensait qu'elle était un uniform, qu'elle pensait qu'elle était un docteur.

04:41Mr. Pickles, vous pouvez ouvrir votre mouth?

04:43Uh-uh.

04:50Uh, tu as une soire de la throat?

04:53Uh, non.

04:56Je ne suis pas de hauteur de la tête.

04:59Your lymph nodes, ils sont inflamed.

05:01It looks to me like you have follicular tansylitis.

05:07You better not talk much.

05:11Whatever you say, Doc.

05:27Mr. Pickles, your breasts, they are, um...

05:31What?

05:32Do you like how I build my chest?

05:41Would you mind taking your shirt off?

05:43So, you want to see how the real man should look like?

05:45Mm-hmm.

05:46You better, Doc.

05:47Check it out.

05:57Mr. Pickles, for how long you've had this?

05:59I don't know.

06:05It's not serious, isn't it?

06:11Molly!

06:13Hey!

06:13I need your help.

06:15I need your help.

06:17It's urgent.

06:18I'm not surprised, Albert.

06:20So, uh, breast secretion, it's not a...

06:23It's not a sign of tansylitis, is it?

06:27Did you really just ask me that?

06:29Okay, listen.

06:29I really need your help.

06:31Something serious is happening, okay?

06:33I need your help.

06:34Well, it's difficult to say.

06:38These symptoms are present in a lot of women's disease.

06:44It's not a woman.

06:45It's a man.

06:46It's a man, and that man is a rock.

06:51Pickles.

06:51So, here's your patient now.

06:53Great.

06:54Congratulations.

06:55He could even help you.

06:57He's quite good at medicine.

06:58Don't be mad, Molly.

07:00Don't be mad.

07:01I need your help, and it could be anything that is happening to that guy.

07:05Anything.

07:05Yes.

07:07Yes, that's right.

07:08It could be anything.

07:08I mean, it could be really serious, and...

07:13Albert, it could be even breast cancer.

07:19What?

07:20This kind of secretion is associated with the diagnosis.

07:25Enlarged lymph nodes could be even as a side effect of the disease.

07:31Okay.

07:34So, um, so what are we gonna do?

07:37I need you to study his hormones.

07:41Mm-hmm.

07:42And I'll...

07:43I'll get our mammologist to examine him.

07:46And we need to see if he has any lumps in his chest area.

07:51Got it.

07:52Consider it done.

07:53Mm.

07:55Mm-mm-mm.

07:57Mm-hmm.

08:00Sure.

08:01You're welcome.

08:05Mr. Pickles?

08:07How are you feeling?

08:08You thought one woman was enough to examine me and brought in the second one.

08:12Look, we are not here to argue with you.

08:14But as doctors, we have an obligation to examine you.

08:17Sorry, darling.

08:18You know, I don't understand all this female talk.

08:21But I think you have enough time to learn the language of men.

08:24Get out of here and bring me my doctor.

08:26I'm afraid you need a specialist in your case.

08:29You should be examined by our mammologist, Dr. Whisper.

08:36Do you think I'm stupid?

08:38A mammologist is a woman's doctor.

08:39Do I look like a woman?

08:40Mr. Pickles, I need to check your breast and axillary nodes.

08:44It will only take five minutes.

08:46You think so?

08:48I'm not.

08:49I'm sorry.

08:50What a shame.

08:51Listen.

08:56We suspect you may have cancer.

09:00All right, then.

09:02Give me back my doctor here, please.

09:05Or I'll give you some another diagnosis.

09:07Is that clear?

09:08Get out of here.

09:11Let's go.

09:18Sorry for bothering you.

09:20That's all right, Molly.

09:22Really, it's okay.

09:24Yeah.

09:25Molly!

09:27I got his test results.

09:29His estrogen level is off the charts.

09:31You were right.

09:32Right.

09:35What did the mammologist say?

09:37Nothing.

09:38He wouldn't let us near him.

09:41So let me show him the test results,

09:43and I'll explain everything to the guy.

09:45Something tells me he won't believe you either.

09:53I know what to do.

10:00Barbara.

10:01We need a list of all the patients with the last name Pickles

10:04from 1970 to 2000.

10:072000.

10:08Okay.

10:08Why do you need that?

10:10His medical history is right in the file.

10:12Breast cancer is a fairly rare disease for males,

10:14and I'm guessing he's inherited it.

10:19As well as his bad temper.

10:20Oh, my God.

10:22Oh, my God.

10:22That's genius.

10:23So now all we have to do is find someone related to him

10:26who's been in our hospital with similar, similar...

10:29Already found one.

10:30Johnson Pickles Sr., the father of our patient.

10:36He had right breast cancer.

10:39I mean, that's weird.

10:41What?

10:42If Mr. Pickles knew that, why did he deny it?

10:44That's the case, Albert.

10:46I don't think he knows it.

10:48Oh, that's right.

10:54Now you brought the right doctor, yeah?

10:56No, Mr. Pickles.

10:57I brought her.

11:00If not for her, I'm afraid

11:01your disease would have gotten much worse.

11:04What are you talking about?

11:08Your tests.

11:11Your tests confirm your diagnosis.

11:15You have breast cancer.

11:19Your father had the same problem,

11:22but according to his medical history,

11:25he didn't want to get treated, just like you.

11:29That's why he's gone.

11:30Don't you dare speak badly of my father.

11:32You don't know anything.

11:33Unfortunately, we do.

11:34Here are your results.

11:38And they don't look comforting.

11:47But it can be.

11:50My father was a strong man.

11:52He raised me the same way.

11:53It's nonsense.

11:55I'm sure.

11:57I'm sure he was a wonderful man

11:59because he raised a wonderful

12:01and strong man like you.

12:03and he didn't want to tell you

12:06about his illness

12:07so he wouldn't appear his week.

12:11But I'm sure

12:12he didn't want you

12:14to repeat his mistakes,

12:17Mr. Pickles.

12:17What am I supposed to do now?

12:31What am I supposed to do now?

12:31Firstly, you have to accept that there is something feminine

12:46in every man

12:48and there is something masculine in every woman

12:51and that's normal.

12:52And as a doctor,

12:54I would like to say

12:55you are in the early stages

12:58and our mammologist,

13:01Dr. Whisper,

13:02will help you.

13:03And as a woman,

13:12I would like to say

13:13that female part of you

13:18needs help

13:20right now.

13:24Okay?

13:25Thank you, doctor.

13:31It's okay.

13:33I'm sorry, doctor.

13:37And thank you.

13:41All is gonna be okay.

13:42Molly,

13:58thank you.

14:01I really could not have done it without you.

14:03It's

14:03them.

14:08Yeah.

14:09Hey,

14:09maybe we should get some coffee.

14:12Yeah.

14:13It's on me.

14:15Have you forgotten?

14:16That was your passion

14:17and my share starts

14:19right now.

14:23Right.

14:24I forgot.

14:26Listen,

14:26you need help?

14:29Although,

14:29you have enough masculinity

14:31for the both of us.

14:36Great.

14:39All right.

14:40Well,

14:40I'm glad it ended well.

14:41it's not over yet,

14:44but

14:44he'll definitely

14:46treat women much better.

14:48I hope so.

14:50Yeah,

14:50you not only cure people,

14:51but you also

14:52re-educate them.

14:53Yeah?

14:54Yeah.

15:01Thanks.

15:03Um,

15:03Dr. Gibson.

15:04Mr. Pickles says,

15:08hi.

15:10What?

15:16What's with her?

15:19Just saved another man's life again.

15:22What?

15:24I mean,

15:25the patient,

15:25like Mr. Pickles,

15:26she saved his life.

15:27We're here.

15:45I'm

15:46what's with us.

15:46Bye.

15:47Bye.

15:55...

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