Screaming Man In Agony From Stomach Ulcers | Inside The Ambulance SE1 EP2 | Real Responders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2020
- Hannah and Mike respond to a young woman having a fit in the street; Loz and James, who have been friends since primary school, go to help a pregnant woman who worries she's in early labour.
Documentary series following the work of the West Midlands Ambulance Service. Ambulance and crew are rigged up with cameras to follow them as they respond to emergency call-outs.
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Fun fact: the guy who first came up with the idea that H. pylori bacteria cause stomach ulcers and gastritis needed a way to prove it (it was previously believed to come from stress), so he drank his bacterial cultures and promptly caught gastritis, proving the bacterial cause. He won the Nobel prize.
Scary how much miseducation is still out about it. The bacteria completely destroyed my life. Im glad he proved everyone wrong
This discovery was in the late '80s' and was made by two scientists - Australians Dr. Barry Marshall and Dr. Robin Warren who shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine. Their work made an enormous difference to the lives of tens of thousands of human beings, including mine.
@Sue Sue There was a TV documentary made some time ago about this matter. It said that Dr. Marshall was working alone, but took on Dr. Warren, who was quite younger than him, as his assistant. They worked so well together, that Dr. Marshall took on Dr. Warren as his partner.
One of my fave stories from a prof at uni!
I remember when they said it was a bacterium, but I hadn't heard this story. Awesome
It made me really sad when they were talking about how they were taken off guard by someone genuinely saying thank you. They’re out there saving lives and helping people out, so you’d think people would be a lot more grateful to them. I suppose shock may keep people from thinking about it, but they still deserve a lot more love for what they do.
I’ve been taken to the hospital twice and I’m not sure I genuinely thanked them. One time I was so ashamed and shocked due to a self inflicted injury (but I’m sure I said ‘I’m so sorry’ a lot), the other time I was confused, woke up in the ambulance, no idea how I got there and only remember part of the ride. It’s great when people say thank you, just wanted to put in perspective that it’s not always easy.
@@jokl89 I agree with you. On the two times I was taken to hospital in an ambulance I wasn't entirely aware of my surroundings and barely remembered the ride later. Saying thank you simply wasn't possible. That doesn't mean I didn't appreciate everything they did
I am in America, and hate ambulance trips, but I do my very best to let them know I appreciate them when I end up calling one (for myself or someone else). They are heroes I am proud to meet, even if they end up faceless in my memory even hours later because of what comes after. I don't remember the people who picked up my mom after her first heart attack, but I haven't stopped feeling grateful to them in all the years since. Like true heroes, they made it okay for me to feel weak and useless by telling me I did a good job calling 911. My mom has since died, but I haven't forgotten the good those paramedics did for her and for me....
sad indeed
Your not really gonna get a thank you unless you have already given them a sedative, or something to kill the pain, and yeah you are right shock and a hightened sense of self preservation usually knocks saying thank you RIGHT TO THE BOTTOM of the list of important things.
I keep forgetting “throwing a fit” in Britain means seizure. In Untied States it means temper tantrum.
Nono.
Its also temper tantrum.
I've never heard a seizure be reffered to as "throwing a fit"
Im pretty sure these guys just call it that.
Im guessing its all dependat on context
Edit: I even just googled and yeah... Nobody other than these guys call a seizure "throwing a fit"
Google literally says its bassically another way of saying "temper tantrum" as you said
Yeah no that’s not what it means lol. Not sure why these guys said it. You said you keep forgetting, so does that mean you’ve heard it before in this context? lmao.
They say a person is “fitting,” not throwing a fit.
It’d be “having a fit” lov
@@Lemontarts01 did you know English was a German language originally from Germany , first European in Europe as millions of years ago whites/brown are not from lucy.
Is it just me or are people watching this from the US and going; “The tech on their ambulance is so much better than ours”
I’m watching from Canada and was thinking the same thing but I’ve only been in a ambulance twice and really don’t remember anything.
Did you get picked up in a farm or something in the US??? Or is this response from Jason Northcutt? LOL, Yes we do have Ambulances with excellent equipment in the US
Farshad Arasteh I know that, but the screen at the front that gives them a warning if situation may be dangerous is something we don’t have.
Farshad Arasteh Although, I have to admit that our beds in the ambulance are better because they have rising and losing legs.
I’m watching from Dubai 🇦🇪
As someone with social anxiety, I really appreciate how the medics do such a good job in all these episodes trying to make the situation as comfortable and not awkward for people as possible. Like they probrobly deal with so much shit from people, and yet they still act so friendly and kind to everyone.
Honestly? My experience has been really good. Most of the time people are scared, want help and called us for a reason so most of the interactions I have are with phenomenal people.
It sucks here in the U.S i have been laughed at before by furst responders i honestly didn't notice but my wife said they seemed to fibd it quite amusing.
This show really is a great example of how pain is subjective
Yes and you can have a baby without pain.
All the way subjective?
@@tm13tube
How ? By attitude?
Not to be insensitive, but here’s a less serious example of pain being subjective! A needle doesn’t hurt too much(or much at all depending on how you perceive it), but if you’re convinced well enough, you could stab it through the back of your hand without feeling anything(that’s what’s in the video, it shows the whole thing, but there wasn’t any blood, it just made my skin crawl a bit) th-cam.com/video/Ff_PiYWrakM/w-d-xo.html
@@macm.3889
Of course. In reality the pain from a needle i reality is minor. But for doctors, that does not help . They have to help ease the pain no matter if it comes from the "head or body".
I thought i controlled pain good. Until i broke my thighbone right over the knee, and paramedic did not understand, (because i did not show any type of pain, i new something was wrong but i did not feel it)and they lifted me by putting the hands right under the broken part, causing the thigbone to make jello of the muscels. Only my pants, a strong pant, hold the bone from penetreat the fabric. In no second it become a fotball size lump at the break, and i screamd like a pig, without any control. I could not stop me,and i was so embarresed after the ordeal,thinking about that high scream. Mind you,i gave birth with no pain relief, not gas or anything. Without screaming or making noice.
So, pain from the brain, or body,does not matter, no one could have told me to stop screaming because it is my thinking that is wrong.
(My pain stop when they put me to operation. Ah,bliss. I got a long metall plate, from my hip and down to the knee).
I did not know foot was that amount of damaged. I did not se the svelling or the bone poking. So i did not know. But still, i did not manage the pain quite...or at all🥴
Hope it is possible to understand what i am trying to say. Sorry for my bad grammar. Still a lot to learn.
Love from Norway 🇧🇻
The man with the ulcer had me crying. Poor guy was in so much pain.
Agreed! Nobody deserves the agony ulcers are! Hope he's doing better now
For the longest time I thought it was normal to eat and then be unable to move from the pain in my stomach. As I got older though I realized that excruciating pain is not something that’s normal in almost any situation. So I went to my primary care doctor and let him know about it and I am currently on a medication that’s made of the same thing that’s in gasX but it’s about x10 stronger. No more pain for me.
Honestly had a lot of stomach ulcers for years and they made me to be in the hospital twice. i couldn’t eat or drink, would throw up immediately, had my stomach backed up so I wasn’t going to the bathroom, which was seven worse. they got me on some medicine quickly though thank god.
I had an ulcer (didn't know it) and thought "oh well this stomach ache is bad but not that bad"....six hours later I was in an ambulance after collapsing on the floor and basically bleeding myself out of my rectum.
Its what killed my dad. Watching someone in that much pain scars you for life.
I love how these paramedics talk to people. They have a way of making people feel calm. Every time I’m in an ambulance, my anxiety skyrockets and I constantly apologize for troubling them and taking time out of their day. Even when I had a herniated disc and was in so much pain that I was nearly passing out, I kept saying I was sorry for being any trouble. Luckily the paramedic who rode in the back with me was understanding and polite.
I also had a herniated disc in my neck spine and passed out at home from the pain, woke up a bit later and called the ambulance, because my left arm was also paralyzed and i was thinking i may have a heart attack. I don't know what's it with German paramedics but they are unfriendly and rude most of the time. They also ended up not taking me in, they just said "well if we take you in you have to wait a long time" i did not go, went to my GP the next day, got an emergency MRI and had surgery 3 days later where they replaced the disc in my neck with an implant. I'm actually really glad they did not take me to that hospital because it has a really bad rep and i went to one that has a very good neurosurgery unit. After that i'm actually really afraid to call an ambulance tbh, just so pissy and unfriendly.
@@tobitaktlos3241 tbh, my Great Grandmother, who was married to my Great Grandfather, who was German,she didn't like at all she told me,when I asked her what he was like. Her answer was that he was the Stereotypical German. Now that was just her telling her opinion. For me I couldn't say either way as I never met him how people are from this country and btw, I don't ascribe to stereotypes anyway .
My paramedics were so funny. On the way to the hospital, we were talking, and they kept making Nacho Libre references for some reason 😂😂
I think it’s partially the society there. More gracious. 😀
In US or UK?
30:08 man's stomach is literally melting and he apologizes for cursing lmfao
Ive had 2 stomach ulcers before,. theyre that painful you literally cant breathe properly and think you're dying.
"I don't speak English."
"I don't speak Lithuanian."
Nice.
all i can think of as an american is how expensive this is in america. the fact that we need to second guess whether we use the ambulance and pay the bills or risk time and health by driving ourselves.
I was watching an episode of *night watch* and a man refused to go to the hospital (well tried to) when he was on the verge of death because he didn’t have insurance and was scared of the bills. He would’ve rather died.
I see a lot of these type of comments on this series and it’s absolutely heartbreaking. I’m sorry. I hope your country can sort things out so people don’t have to make such horrific choices!! ❤️ from 🇨🇦
The obligatory ignorant American complaining about healthcare... go look at the tax rates in the UK and maybe you’ll get why they have the healthcare they do. I’ll pass.
@@TheGooseIsLoose9000 It’s still worth it to ensure people access the care they need for themselves and their families, it’s taxed because it is absolutely vital that people do not avoid medical care to save money. Not everyone will choose their own insurance plans either, again, to save money. When it’s taxed it’s mandatory and care is available because we all end up using it.
they have gun dont need healtcare
Omg that poor girl who hit her head and was throwing up. She said sorry to the paramedic for throwing up bless her. As a Canadian I connect so much to that, I’d probably apologizes as well, even though there’s no real reason too.
😂👍🏾🇨🇦
American paramedics are a hit or miss. I was in a serious car wreck and had a bad concussion. The EMT was giving me an attitude because I was unable to answer questions and was irritable from the severe migraine. When we got into the emergency room, he started talking smack to the nurses, telling them that I was acting horribly the entire time. He said it in front of me as if I wasn't even there. One of the nurses stood up for me and said "well she was just in an accident, she's probably not feeling too great." Like wtf?
Most of the ones I’ve had to deal with just try to get you to sign some papers and do a basic checkup so they can send you a bill in the mail for $500.
i love the first woman she seems like she's been through a lot but is a genuinely good person
Yes indeed..! She’s totally lovely .and I hope she is loved and taking care of herself...🥰💙
As an American watching this show, it keeps hanging in my head how all this care is government funded. The patients are much more calm knowing that a standard ambulance ride a few miles to the hospital isn't going to cost you $800 at a minimum.
Totally thought the first girl was hitting on the medic a bit lol. “You have the prettiest eyes. She’s all right isn’t she? Have you got a partner?” Lmao brilliant.
Bless the families that do their best to learn a new language! She and her husband are trying really hard and it shows! I’ve heard of people who’ve been in a new country for over 10+ years and still haven’t learned more than a toddler’s vocabulary of the countries language. Learning a new language is hard but it shows that you care!
Some people have a medical reason. I am autistic and have been living in a french town for 5 years. I still can't speak full sentences though people can understand me. I can learn medical stuff from a book fast but when it comes to learning orally it takes me way longer.
I remember seeing a special that had a woman who had been in us for 16 years as an illegal. She never learned English. I agree. I see so many who have been here for many years and not learned. I come from immigrant grandparents who said they needed to learn to do daily things. I agree. Earns your independence.
i'm not really sure, i learned english at home from music, movies, chatting with native english speakers, and using it every single day, whilst coping with suicidal tendencies and daily physical and mental abuse, i personally believe (as it's been proven before in numerous studies) that english is indeed the easiest language to learn in the world, i'm a native arabic speaker and i'm not fluent in the formal arabic dialect (found and used in newspapers/tv news/anything formal) even struggle sometimes to find the correct word(s) whereas in english, i feel more comfortable describing anything in particular or express how i feel properly, etc, more descriptive i guess
Aww I feel bad for Lucy, I hope she gets the help she needs...I’d love to see an update on her that says she’s sober and has become a paramedic..lol..wishful thinking 🤔
I think that She actually can’t get into anything medical if she has seizures I’m getting into nursing school next year and I have to do tests to confirm that I’m completely capable
@@Tudoongie0T9I’m an RN in a NYC hospital and two of my co-workers, one an RN and one a paramedic both have seizure disorders controlled by medication...
@@livingdeadgirl805 really I didn't know that I mean I still don't know a lot but I haven't had a seizure for 3 months almost 4 but I'm scared they won't let me be a nurse because of it I hope they dont comeback so I can peruse my dream
@@Tudoongie0T9 I’m sure if they’re under control, you’ll be fine... it’s illegal to be discriminated against because of a medical condition, as long as your seizures are controlled. Sending prayers your way for good health! Nursing is a wonderful career, you’ll love it! Good luck!
@@livingdeadgirl805 thank you I hope so too🙏💗
It makes me so happy hearing the conversation between the paramedic and the Lithuanian mom. When she apologized for not speaking good English and she replies: it's ok. I don't speak Lithuanian. ❤
Oh my god, Lucy is a treat! "You're 26 and you're doing this? Fair play t'ya. You got a partner? I'll rent him out to ya."
Baby delivered on the M6 motorway. I'd call her Monica or him Michel. M-name, 6 letters
Lucy is a sweetheart. I would meet women like her all the time when I was a midwife. I was only 22 when I graduated, and was a senior midwife by the time I was 26. I also looked younger than what I was, so it was fun having to explain that I was the one in charge when I looked like a teenager.
Soo lovely..! What a sweet spirit.i hope she is happy and loved.💙 bless
"The ambulance shows up 8 minutes after being called" wow the shortest I've waited for an ambulance was 40 minutes. Good on the UK for getting there quick
That's absolutely sinful...
The UK has less people compared to the US
@@NiddyGritty true
@@NiddyGritty the us has more paramedics and ambulances. It's about ratio, not about absolute numbers.
In Germany, they have to make it to the emergency in not more than 15 minutes. That's some sort of law.
I hope Lucy is doing better in life right now. She's lovely and obviously has some demons on her back. She deserves a happy life.
Yes indeed.. lovely lady.💙
0:30 "Another two hours of wearing the man bra." ROFLMAO!
My favorite line! I laugh every. single. time. 🤣
My dad says ROTFLMFAO
But I just say LMAO or LMFAO
I never realized how the different English dialects can make them sound SO different from one and other...I guess as an American I usually don’t hear people with different dialects talking to each other because it’s usually a scripted show I’m watching and they all use the same one...or if I’m talking to someone it’s only one person...very interesting...
Go visit the South, or Brooklyn or Maine. Sometimes you can't understand them at all.
@@tootz1950 Well, I’m from Brooklyn...and I have family down South, so I’m used to those accents...lol
Its because we are used to hearing RP or received pronunciation.
I like how a gunshot wound is so foreign to them, but for most of the ambulance shows I watch (like Night Watch) it's very common (because they take place in the States). It's actually more likely that there will be a gunshot victim than a stabbing. It's an interesting thing to see the differences between the different countries.
I’ve never had a bad experience with US Paramedics or Ambulances and I have a chronic disease. Every Fireman, Paramedic and Ambulance has been extremely kind to myself and my family. The only very disturbing problem, has been the thousands and thousands of bills I have received for no insurance that I pay $900 a month, yet no ambulance or Paramedic coverage, even when I had a separate Cardiac emergency that required surgery!
I felt badly for the patient Lucy. She seemed like a lovely young woman with an alcohol addiction. I hope she got help. I have so much respect for paramedics. They see it all, treat it all.
It takes a VERY special kind of person with exceptional strength to be a paramedic. Hats off to ALL paramedics!
I hope the first girl gets the help she needs, she seems like such a good person, i wish her the best
They have interpreters that are on-call??? 😯 and we can't even get to ask for interpreters without giving us the side eye or when they start getting frustrated with us
this is stupid
Dial-an-interpreter has been around for decades.
I've never felt sympathy pain more than with the guy with the ulcer. Poor guy. Felt like he was gonna cringe through the screen he was so visibly in pain
Stomach and intestinal ulcers are awful to manage, he had my sincere empathy. 🥺
Poor sweet guy saying sorry for his language while screaming in pain
As an RN ( 45 years) I have been assaulted by several patients, it’s scary
Bless your heart, and thank you for your time, work, and dedication.
Yes, pain is subjective when you're around narcissists, but some people have empathy, and can imagine how horrific pain can be.
I give these paramedics alot of credit. They are smart and compassionate and well trained.
it's uncomfortable seeing a grown man crying out of unseen pain. Gotta feel bad for anyone suffering from painful ulcers like that.
Waking up from a seizure is really frightening. I've injured myself really badly during epileptic seizures but honestly the worst part is how utterly disoriented you are when you finally come to. I have to be told multiple times that I've had a seizure because I keep forgetting it after a minute and have to be told again.
Afraid of needles. I came to in the ambulance just as a paramedic said, "Twenty gague should do it." It was just one little poke, but still, not fun when you just want people to leave you alone and let you sleep. That's why I had the sentence do not call 911 engraved on my medical alert bracelet.
Totally.. I broke something in my hip, cracked my nose and punched in my ribs in one seizure. When I came to nobody was around and I held my head in shock for an hour.. Never went to the hosp because I was in a weird headspace of disbelief for weeks to months. Had hit my head on the oven corner10x times so by the time the confusion faded, medical help was a long time ago needed and too late.
This comment made me feel better because one year after the seizure I was still limping and all doctors would do is say, you didn't have a seizure, why would you bring it up so late. Freaking idiots.
Dunno why some patients attack/abuse paramedics.. like bruh, their priority is getting you medical assistance, not calling the cops on ya.. (referring to the ones in illegal activity that get all paranoid).
im in Nursing School and have recently become obsessed with this channel. So educational
I had a gall bladder go south on me last year. Went gangrenous before i got it out in an emergency trip to the hospital after days of uncontrolled vomiting and intense pain. Nothing they did could help, until they put me under and i woke up after it was removed... most relief ive ever felt, EVER. I feel for dude and his ulcers.
god that alcoholic woman was so sweet i hope she gets her life in order 💕
Me too! Love her spirit..hoping she is loved and taking care of herself.❤️💙🥰
we love girls supporting girls
Dude I know just what that guy with the ulcers was going through. I get chronic kidney stones and the pain just makes you want to climb the walls. But here in the US, the ambulance won't give you ANYTHING for pain on the ambulance ride. They make you wait till the doctor orders it at the hospital.
Depends where you are. Some will and every paramedic is trained and had pain meds but are very scared to give them because of the opioid crisis.
EMT/Paramedics/Firefighters have all been very kind and helpful in my experience. They don't even get paid a lot so most of them are doing it because they genuinely want to help people.
Your medics are Amazing!!! I as a Combat Medic veteran am in awe of your bed side manners!!! God Speed Warrior Angels
That foster caring gay couple 🥺💖 how cute! Poor thing, I’ve had ulcers. Apart from when my appendix ruptured, it’s the worst pain I’ve had.
This show really is a great example of how pain is subjective
It’s a weird pain too. The ones I have make me feel like I’m being eaten from the inside out. It’s like hunger but with pain and food makes it worse. Anti anxiety meds were given to me because pain killers also don’t work well and the pain was all consuming. It really is awful. Just tums, waiting and trying to remember what not being in pain feels like. I don’t wish them on anyone.
Doctors, medics and nurses are angels on Earth.
I wish we had gas and air in the US.
The U S is an embarrassment when it comes to 911 care like this.
Technically we do..... only thing is you/we can only find it in CERTAIN (like fing hell) dental offices.
We do. It's called nitrous oxide also used in conjunction with 'air' or oxygen and used as an anesthetic in surgery or dental offices. It's also available at just about any smoke shop, minus the air or oxygen. Be careful. I was armed with all the info possible and still gave myself nerve damage. Do not recommend that part! And since it's just nitrous oxide outside of a medical setting, you can suffocate if you don't breathe! Yay!
Some ambulance services in the US do have it
Wouldn’t that be great? It’s ridiculous we don’t…bs really after seeing the UK…no reason not to…😢😢😢
Seeing people in pain breaks my heart. I just want to comfort them!
As an American I realize how much our medical system truly sucks...the bill for the ambulance ride can be up to a $1,000USD, they don't arrange for a GP or anyone else. They pretty much take you to the ER & turn you over to them. The ER is a whole nightmare of it's own. No one listens to the patient or the family. ER Dr.'s cannot admit you to inpatient, therefore typical ER visits are 8+ hours long. I once left, because it was causing more pain sitting in the waiting room waiting too be seen than the pain I came in for! After 3 hours & no sign of getting seen, I just told them nevermind. There's typically 1, maybe 2 ER Dr.s working at the same time. They tend too be clueless (NOT always! Sometimes you get lucky & get an excellent Dr. Unfortunately this is not often).
Yeah our medical system is pretty cracked, especially if you don't have good insurance.
Omg…it’s a nightmare here!😢😢😢
You need to move to another city or something. All of America is not like what you describe. A month ago I was into the ER three times in a week and ended up having surgery to remove my gall bladder. I’ve been there with my Dad a couple times in the past year too. They’ve given very good care. They listen, and admitted my Dad when it was needed. The wait was longer when I was there mid day. But early in the morning there was nobody in the waiting room.
sounds like that first patient's got a bit of a girl crush on Hannah like I do
Instant fan of Lucy ..😁🥰
"Inside The Ambulance" is my favorite thing to watch on TH-cam!! Please keep post new videos PRETTY PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!! I love these videos!!!
I love these too. I hope they keep posting more.
I had one of those, had to wait for 3 hours in the waiting room, was literally pacing around the room moaning the whole time. And a person I know actually spent over a week with this in bed, before getting care for it, have no idea how he got through it
(I'm talking about a stomach ulcer)
I think there’s nothing more precious than working with somebody that you grew up with so many years down the road
People that work in ambulances all day are such troopers, they deserve more credit 🙏
5:42 hannah's line "we've seen far worse things than that" is almost poetic in a way, they really have. love hannah so much.
Ah, I have a little experience with stomach ulcers. My grandmother had one, boy a person can sure vomit a lot of blood
Poor guy hate to see him in pain makes me cry
I can't believe they don't get you smaller chest cams. You guys are great!!
" I bet you cant say that after a couple of pints"...OMG I just lost it hahahaha!
I'm sure the joke went straight over the ladies head too as her English maybe wasn't fluent enough lol
I loved when my nurse with the third cracked funny jokes like that
God, the poor fella with the stomach ulcer!! What agony!
Always remember (If you are mentally able to remember and talk) to thank your nurses, paramedics, and doctors at the ER. You have no idea what things the see and deal with daily.
i feel so bad for the guy with ulcers. i remember my own experience. i threw up blood and had to be rushed to the hospital. i was in so much pain that i was barely able to walk.
i never want to go through that again.
So Hannah is 26 and got no partner 👀👀
Got love that lady Lucy with her energy
Agreed..a sweetheart that one.🥰
I like how their ambulance colors stand out.
"a nervous poo" lol. That made me laugh.
I get that people are not at their best when unwell but there is no excuse to treat people who are trying to help you poorly
18:15 - A very British thing to say. And a little funny thing to say for a paramedic to a pregnant woman.
I died of laughter 😂
I couldn’t believe she said that! 🤣
Lucy is sweet...
I swear i love these crews, they are so wise, warm, positive, what a people💚💚💚
I really enjoy this series. Thanks for the uploads!
Hurting those who are trying to help you is the lowest of the low
3 yrs later im hoping neil is ok and he is so blessed to have paramedics give him the much needed pain relief..the US doesn't do this..they think were drug seekers..my own doctor misdiagnosed my diabetes...said my nerve pain was in my head...😢
I think the woman who had a seizure was flirting with the paramedic
nunya buisness Why are you acting like tattoos are bad? Your comment was completely unnecessary.
@@nunyabuisness7552 "a mental illness is a sign of mental illness" thanks for your unintelligent and completely ignorant input
@@MagicalRicePudding Your ignorance is ironic! You quoted something that wasn't stated and then commented on it! Do you also argue with yourself a lose the argument?
@@susndeca2783 an eating disorder is a mental illness. "She also claimed to have an eating disorder which is yet another sign of mental issues." its right there. pls use ur eyes next time thanks
@@nunyabuisness7552 anyone that thinks they're so ugly they need to wear clothes with designs on them to make them more attractive has mental issues. Or piercings, or jewelry, or colored hair, or colored nails and especially make up. We need to all be plain, having any personality is a mental illness.
But seriously stop judging people beacuse they have tattoos, anyone can make the same stupid argument you did.
Awww... these people are heroes every single day. Like so many, they are not properly appreciated. When I have been in an ambulance here in USA, I have made sure that if I could speak, I said "thank you"! Even when I was too unwell to speak, my heart still was full of appreciation for what they did for me. I hope to never need another ambulance ride, but that isn't because of the workers, it's because I don't want to need it! They don't wear capes or spandex costumes, but they clearly are heroes. Like cops, fire people, military, and emergency room staff, they save lives as a matter of course and never stop to think about being heroes, they just are. Oh, that is a very incomplete list! Still, none of my heroes are made much of in comics or movies. I am glad this show is on yt so even though I am in a different country, I can show my support by watching. Bless you!
ambulance: *999 mode activated*
Me: feeling excitement 🤩
A friend of mine with a Masters in Social Work said that people suffering from Mental Health issues will often self medicate. Now with what I know of drug abuse, many people will use drugs to avoid emotional pain as a professor in college told me in a class on human behavior and the social environment class.
These paramedics are lovely people so kind and caring.
I wish Lucy all the best, what a beautiful soul. She needs and deserves help.
Translators on call? that's badass, wish America had that; seems like a very nice idea!
American hospitals have it. Courts have it.
We have it.
It does. I was at a medicaid-type clinic in a ghetto in Providence, RI back in the 90s that used dial-an-interpreter.
Lucy got out of her seizure bc the cute EMT. When I had my first few grand mall seizures I wouldn’t walk or see for a few days, they were gonna send me to a rehab hospital but a very cute PT took me out of it
Man, I hate when somebody starts yawning around me because then like I mean, that’s the most contagious thing in the world
I have severe esophagus ulcers and that man's pain made me cry for him. I wanted to hug him so much and tell him it was going to be okay... :'(
All of U are Awesome. God Bless
29:20 his partner looks suspiciously happy at his pain, seems sus af to me
To give him the benefit of the doubt, some people react to stress by trying to smile through it, especially when with someone else. For the smilers, if they smile while making eye contact with someone in pain, they hope to alleviate the fear and upset, by offering a friendly face. Or, he might simply smile as an impulse during the stress, like someone who jokes around after a car crash, or someone who deals with a death by laughing. We all deal with stress in different ways, so certainly we hope his partner hadn't slipped him a corrosive substance.
Hannah is by far my favorite! She is wonderful.
Love this ambulance video.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
They gave that man in serious pain tylenol....smmfh, so fkd up
Linda has such a lovely sweet voice, I love her sm 😩
I love this channel with the EMT (USA) your response time is incredibly fast!!!! 🇺🇸🙏✌️🕊️💕
Wish ambulances in the US were this good
Me, my lil bro, and my grandma were in an accident
We were all very sore and kinda bruised up and my grandma was in her 80s and me and my bro were kids so we requested an ambulance when we called
And then no one showed up
We were lucky that an officer who was off duty was cruising by and stopped to check on the situation but besides that no one else showed up
the poor man. i wanna hug him :( 26:40
I had appendix and that pain was the worst I’ve experienced so far in my life
If that is his "7" (ulcer guy) then I wonder what his "10" is.
I love Paramedics!! They are so helpful and kind. Even if the patients are drunk or high, I can't understand how people can be so mean to them? Paramedics need more praise and pay 🚑💰💕
Also, maybe it's different in the UK, but since they ambulances have much fancy equipment, I'm surprised to see they don't have automatic drive?!
Heya, some of our ambulances do have automatic drive! It just depends on the brand (our Ford ambulances are all manual but the Mercedes ones are automatic), and then the brand you get often depends on what part country you’re in and the ambulance trust (normally up north / midlands theyre Fords but I think the south are starting to move towards the fords too bc they’re cheaper) ☺️💚
I get angry because their putting innocent people's lives in danger by driving down the road. If you want to drink stay at home or have a designated driver
Nice video!!!💖😉 I have been watching these videos on TH-cam for quite a while. Keep doing what you do😘
Loved the show..
Laura and Jim work well together I think all of y'all are amazing and I just wish that the EMS would be like y'all.