Jun 11, 2026 · 41 min · 15 segments
When a former Schneider patient's family searches for help, they find the same answer everywhere: no one wants to touch the case. Until one surgeon decides to take the risk. And things start to get…
Laura BeilHostAnd out of the corner of my eye, I watched my chair kind of mosey off.

Now, any other nurse might have shrugged their shoulders and grabbed another chair.
I'm kind of territorial on some of my equipment.
I'll be quite honest, I'll chase the doctor down to get my pen back.
He was dressed to the nine like he was going out somewhere.

He was wearing a swanky leather jacket, a dress shirt, jeans, and on his feet, high-end cowboy boots.
Boots that you knew were not just off of the shelf at the boot barn.
You know, they were either handmade or something.
Being the ICU nurse that I am, I said, excuse me, why did you take my chair? And he said, well, I needed it.
You weren't using it.
I said, yes, I was.
I just stood up to get a piece of paper.
And I need it now so I can finish putting my strips on.
He says, no, you can use it when I get done.
Of course, that made my blood boil.
Dr. Schneider kept flicking through his notes.
Why don't you use this chair? And I brought him a different chair.
And out of the corner of my eye, I watched my chair kind of mosey off.

Now, any other nurse might have shrugged their shoulders and grabbed another chair.
I'm kind of territorial on some of my equipment.
I'll be quite honest, I'll chase the doctor down to get my pen back.
He was dressed to the nine like he was going out somewhere.

He was wearing a swanky leather jacket, a dress shirt, jeans, and on his feet, high-end cowboy boots.
Boots that you knew were not just off of the shelf at the boot barn.
You know, they were either handmade or something.
Being the ICU nurse that I am, I said, excuse me, why did you take my chair? And he said, well, I needed it.
You weren't using it.
I said, yes, I was.
I just stood up to get a piece of paper.
And I need it now so I can finish putting my strips on.
He says, no, you can use it when I get done.
Of course, that made my blood boil.
Dr. Schneider kept flicking through his notes.
Why don't you use this chair? And I brought him a different chair.
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