Not My Mother
A doctor leaves a marriage after family interference endangers her child and her husband refuses to act.
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About Not My Mother
Urban doctor Alice Bennett had a happy marriage with Ethan Carter until his mother Agnes Carter arrived. During labor, Agnes forbade Ethan from signing the C-section consent form. Her backward parenting later caused the baby to fall gravely ill. Fed up with Ethan's inaction and blind loyalty to his mother, Alice decides to seek a divorce, take her child, and focus on her career.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Not My Mother?
- It centers on a doctor facing a serious marital crisis.
- The story explores family interference in marriage.
- A divorce decision redirects the protagonist toward her career.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy medical family dramas.
- Suitable for stories about divorce and career priorities.
What to expect
- Marriage conflict
- Maternal interference
- Career focus
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Female Lead
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