cutepandamikey

I really loved the whole concept of having a doctor who is a CIPA patient. It was different and I wish there was a second season. I enjoyed seeing the people Dr. Cha helped come back around to help him when he needed it too. Showing that patient's don't care about him having CIPA they care that he is competent. It almost makes you sad that there aren't a lot of doctors like that in reality.

I always find the conversations surrounding euthanasia interesting too. I know that in the show the lawyer goes on about it being considered murder, but no one ever considers it murder when
: a doctor takes too long to diagnose a patient and they die or misdiagnose a patient causing death. Take for example the MMA fighter incident if he had died due to being giving the wrong medication no one would consider that murder even though technically speaking it is. Dr. Cha explains the concept of euthanasia really well and how doctors need to strive to find the root cause to give the right treatment.

If I had any complaints about the show there would be only one. I wish that it had been reported on the news what that nurse had done. I think she should have been punished by the law for forging the signature. I also don't understand how she was allowed to even get a job there considering she was the parent of the victim and only wanted to see the person responsible for her child's death suffer. The reality is Dr. Cha only got punished because she forged a signature and made a fuss over the euthanasia just because she want that guy to suffer. The fact she didn't get punished for her crimes was really the only thing that didn't sit well with me.