Save my Life Boston Trauma | Season 1 Episode 5
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- In “Save My Life: Boston Trauma,” viewers will get unparalleled access to top tier trauma teams inside the emergency rooms and operating rooms of the nation’s most prestigious hospitals including the Boston Medical Center, Massachusetts General, and Brigham and Women’s. Lives that could be lost in lesser hands at less renowned medical centers are saved through feats of miraculous skill. The only certainty is that those who need care will receive the very best that medicine has to offer. This remarkable series tells many stories of heroism, poignancy, and unexpected humor.
Save my Life Boston Trauma | Season 1 Episode 5
Save my Life Boston Trauma | Season 1 Episode 5
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The last thing I'd ever want to do is disrespect someone who's trying to save my life.
Substance users are very mentally unwell. Outside of addiction there is a possibility she'd probably never act like that. It's a very terrible disease.
I'm guilty of this. I was in the ER in a ton of pain, and a nurse asked something that was completely obvious. I was rude, but immediately pulled back and apologized. The pain was unbearable but I had no right to be an ass to someone comforting me. She was so nice to me afterward and I made sure I was too
Yes, but you’re not a heroine addict, you’re just a normal kind decent person! I’ve never been thanked for administering Narcan, just cursed at for ruining their expensive high! Their gratitude is both inspiring and heartwarming! I don’t care, it’s water off a duck’s back. Next time, especially with the epidemic of Fentanyl overdoses, there might not be anyone to save them….and there’s always a next time. It’s sad really.
@@DankPushen That’s not quite the same as the young female heroine O.D. It’s understandable for a person in severe pain to be a little grumpy! And apparently you were even immediately remorseful…there a big difference! I bet ya 5 bucks that once your pain was relieved you were a completely different person and possibly even grateful? At least that’s been my firsthand experience (and quite common) especially if you’ve been waiting in that pain for ages with no knowledge of when someone is going to help relieve that pain.
I'd be grateful to all nurses and doctors for saving my life. I had came close to losing my life an I'm still here thanks to medics an the hospital staff💕🌹🙏
So glad you are still here healthy safe and happy well I hope your happy love from uk ❤
That older brother at the end just showed how caring that family is! Amazing
I did half my X-ray internship at Mass General, now Boston Medical Center, and the other half at the VA. It was great working in a Level 1 trauma unit, I saw so many things and learned so much. Some of it was pretty bad and bloody, but MGH is one of the greatest hospitals in the world and most people recovered although for some it was a long road.
The guy falling off his apt roof broke my heart, but what a great family and prayers make all the difference.
The guy that thought he had reflux is so true. Do not ignore it.
We found my dad on the floor dead one morning and he had tums by his mouth. 😢😢
That woman who got stuck under a train needs to be grateful that she's not dead and the doctors and nurses are treating her to make her well again, it's so obvious that she was dragged up instead of being brought up.
I just can’t get past the nastiness. I hope that lady gets some healing, whatever makes her so mean and nasty is the same thing driving her to use.
Everyone can only wish for the family of balance Spider-Man has! What an awesome family bond!
Their parents did fantastic with all of them.
That lady with the low blood sugar, when she went home dancing that put a great big smile on my face. It was awesome ☺️❤️
I would really like to know the difference between how the American blood sugar is decided against/ versus the Caribean version. Between 4 and 8 is normal here. At 21 you are at deaths door,below 4 you're in shock and coma and hospitalised?My husband had 3 hospitalisation due to his sugar being under 4 So someone please explain. He was comatose at the last one at 3.8 and kept in. My average is about 5/6 and I'm not diabetic. HELP with some information please
In Australia, normal blood sugar levels are between 5 n 7. So obviously we have a different system to the U.S.
I loved her ❤
"Don't cut me open" "I don't want a scar" I think you are already cut open
The first responders are amazing.. thank you for all you do
u no what!,watching shows like this makes u apreciate what doctor's and e.m.s. do,seriously these people are heroes,
Your spelling is a hero.
It was so sweet how excited low sugar lady was to see her husband.😍
Bro said "low sugar lady".
Why on earth are these people so damn hateful to everyone trying to save their lives?! I know they’re in pain and scared but damn !!! I’ve been in some of the same situations and was grateful to the medical people. I couldn’t be a paramedic or nurse lol !
Agree. And people need to stay off of ladders! Several of the cases involve ladder falls.
Narcan, the drug used to reverse opioid overdose, can cause irritability, and the patients get mad because you ruined their high. Edit: watching further and seeing she was the one hit by the train, I guess also some people can just have a very mean personality and just be hateful to everyone
I live in Boston and they have some of the best hospitals in the country if not the world 🌎.
Luz Figueroa u mass is awesome thry saved my life when i got runnover by a drunk driver i owe them my life
the regualrs Patterson so glad that u r ok Boston like and city it's a bit dangerous.
Luz Figueroa thank u yep i realized that
Luz Figueroa true ..here in our country if u were involve in accidents like this..u would definitely die ..
@@goddesshatmehit4861 k k k kkkkik
12:00. Years ago, I was visiting my late grandparents (RIP) in Sweden. We were all out in their backyard. I was sitting on the steps up to the rear of the house. My grandfather was on the top of a very high ladder picking apples. They had an immense garden and oodles of fruit trees. All of a sudden that ladder started to slip. I jumped from the top of the stairs to the bottom, ran over to the tree and grabbed that ladder within about two seconds. If I would have missed that ladder for any reason, my grandfather would have died. I do believe I saved his life. I was very close to my paternal grandparents. I don't remember my maternal grandparents that much because they passed in the 1970s when I was just a little boy. My paternal grandparents passed in the late 1980s so I still a lot of memories of them.
I love how the hyperglycemic lady said that her husband was so good to her, wish I could say the same
Mine was wonderful too me also and I miss him so much ❤
I wish I could have said that too!!!
Such a great show! I have so much more respect for nurses and doctors now!
Love all you guys!! Keep putting them back together! ❤️❤️
The stab victim was an absolute narcissist, crybaby! “I don’t want a scar” , dying from infection is ok though as long I look pretty!
I couldn't do any of these jobs. God bless these folks.
Very similar to the 1 patient, I fell a year ago from a tall ladder in the back of my house - allegedly (lol) while trying to paint my house. I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and some closed - small fractures of my skull, shoulder blade and several ribs, one which punctured my lung, leading to bleeding in there that restricted my breathing some. So they had to cut me there to drain the blood. They did a full scan of me, and put me in a drug induced coma, for better brain health, while they took over my breathing and watched to see how bad the head injury was. I was lucky, didn't require any surgery, the bleeding in my brain wasn't too bad, and resolved itself. But it was a bad enough TBI that I had to be kept in the coma for about a week, then brought out carefully, to get me breathing on my own again, then to pass a swallow test. Once I could communicate, I was repeatedly questioned (to determine my level and location of brain damage), about where I was, what day it was, who was President, what color something was, what happened. I was completely ignorant of the accident, and got many questions wrong (in the first week or so). I always felt fine, just a little sore where my ribs were broken. And, I have video of some early hospitalization, showing how bad I looked, black eyes, blood leaking from my ears and head. But due to a great trauma center, then transfer to a Rehab. Hospital for about 5 weeks, and w/ my family's daily support, I recovered almost completely, w/ just some mild double vision. I did have to be coaxed back to life, to balance and stand, then walk short distances, and was in a wheelchair for a week or so, while my balance improved. Physical rehabilitation was necessary, as not using your body for a few days make the muscles reduced, I think. Anyway, a tall ladder is not a place for most homeowners to be, and if you do, you'd better wear a bicycle helmet to protect your brain, the most important organ you have! Edit: And, the nurses who took care of me every day, who were patient w/ me as I tried to tell them I didn't belong there, were just great. While I was unconscious for several days, 1 of them - probably bored in babysitting me, and after they had gone through my hair looking for injuries, tied my hair in intricate rows. - When I came to, my hair felt like it was in knots. lol But in a hospital bed, there's no mirrors, and nobody says you look bad, so I didn't know what my hair was like for several days.
@pentiuman: What a great story you have to tell! 🎉 You are one incredibly fortunate person to have lived to tell your tale! Good for you, my friend! May you be safe and well all the days of your life! 🌟🌹🌟
With the stabbed dude, He wasn't saying that because of the pain. He was worried about being off work for a month due to the incision in the abdomen due to possible infection and needs to let the cut abdominal muscle heal together so he doesn't get a hernia. He knew he would be off work for 4-6 weeks and he was afraid of then getting homeless, but he wasn't sure of how life threatening his injuries was. I have had a abdominal surgery go bad by a surgeon screwing up, but know his fears.
He was pissing me off big time that young man.
Then why did he say “I don’t want a scar”? Those were his words!
I have no idea, but it is great reason to investigate further! Strange case that's for sure!
That train woman is a horrible case of someone coming down from a drug high, then decides to hurt themselves to try and get high again. You could tell from the way she was responding to the doctors questions.
I agree with you.
She sure wanted help when under the train
A few months back my sugar dropped to 21. My husband said before he called EMS I was talking off the wall. They had to tie me to the bed because i was so out of it i was ripping my ivs out. Going that low is scary.
I can admire anyone who can admit they’re ornery. 👍🏻 There’s the difference.
Catheterization lab, impressive. Hat off to cardiology team 👏
God Bless all these Life saver Angel's here on earth!
I don't want to be cut open. He already is. How do the doctors deal with this
People are just scared. We have to educate them. Explain how vital this could be, but they could die from these injuries. If not thoroughly examined I find a few explain things super thoroughly and kindly patient full hear you out.
The Brotherly Bond the 3 brothers shared was really nice to see.
Tim's family seems awesome!
I LOVE THIS SHOW! Doctors and nurses have my sincerest respect! Awesome.
I had one bad experience. I was in for diverticulitis two different weeks. A female surgeon told me she saw I also had a small perforation in that area. She said she could do surgery and cut out a small section to fix all that. I told her that was fine. Then another doctor came up and said "I see you are here for diverticulitis" and then pointed to my side and said "I can put a port right there". I said for what? He said "for a colostomy bag". I said "Did my doctor say I really needed to have that done?" He said "You'll be able to eat whatever you want after I do that". I said "Did my doctor send you in here to tell me I really needed that? She told me she could do it with some surgery". He said "no" and I told him to "get out of here". She wrote on my file that that doctor was not to come near me or bother me. I was fuming a doctor would offer to perform a procedure I did not need.
A couple years later I went into the ER for a severely swollen leg and turns out pneumonia" That same doctor walked over and asked what was going on. I told him I have already been waited on by two other doctors and we were waiting on tests. He said "your leg is swollen what's going on here?" I pulled my leg away and told him I have already been waited on. He left through the curtains. The attending physician asked why I did that so I told him the story above. I don't like or trust that guy. Later I found out that doctor billed my insurance $200 for looking at my medical records initial consulation fee. They paid it. Anyway, he left the ER room. Then some nurse stormed in and asked what the problem was with him waiting on me, was is racial? WHAT? So I told the story again and pointed to the doctors side standing next to me and said I do not want him near me.
NOW I am afraid to death to go near that ER room if I would have to go. I'd drive about 20 miles to another facility just so I know he won't bother me again.
Now that is what I call brotherly love ❤
Darn the man is alive and all he’s worried about a scar on his chest.
Boston is awesome!!!
I had two stents put in in Boston, Its pretty scary
Hope your well now
The train woman acts like the eternal victim
That's the same rude and dumbass woman who was initially shown cursing out the people in the ambulance. This is a stupid, moronic, and rude bitch. She could have left the hospital but continued cursing out the people trying to help her maggot ass.
I was thinking she looked and acted like a baby who grew physically but not mentally.
As she said at 16:38, folks. Her addiction nearly killed her, won, that day. She has an ADDICTION. As many know, addiction, alcoholism, Seriously OVERRiDES Society's expectations. Deal with it. Knowledge is half the battle....
Yup. She threw herself under it for more drugs. Sad.
best thing to do if you think its a heart attack is to chew 4 baby aspirin ( the 81 mg ones ) do not try to second guess the symptoms. Better to go to the ER and know, then to think its just heartburn.
It's unfortunate for these young people choosing this path...
Poor dude that fell and hit his head. That $8 "hind a key" rock never looked so good...
Glad he got better, a long with most of the others.
HIDE a key, not hind.
His one eye just doesnt loom right.
Great work team!
Wow cardiologist is look good and the brothers look good.
OMG!! The lady under the train!! Was so scary
It was intentional for drugs
Gees, I wonder if the drs and nurses ever feel like just chucking the patience out and letting the die when they constantly refuse help
There’s an endless array of aspects of the healthcare industry that are frustrating, infuriating and befuddling. It’s one of the biggest aspects of the burden these amazing people choose to bear for the well being of complete strangers. A lot of people focus on the skill or training or intelligence of Dr’s and nurses and for that matter first responders, but I’ve always focused more on the burdens they choose to carry that they wouldn’t need to bear in countless other professions. It’s the selfless part that is most impressive to me. It takes a certain type of person to make the choice to live that life without it destroying them over time, not everyone can do it.
No. And if we ever reach that point, it’s time for a new profession
I can’t believe that the patient who fell off a ladder survived. Same thing with the patient who got hit by a train.
He had a "hot" attack.
That lady fell under a train and survives with minor injuries. Amazing.
It was intentional for drugs
I nearly stopped watching because Full Screen was so small, surrounded by a weird grey frame. But I kept watching and it was a good depiction of a trauma ER. I do have to say I had seen previously a few of the same cases in other videos. There was a different spin on these stories, tho so no matter really
Great save
A basic EMT unit sent to a person with low blood sugar and didn't get a paramedic unit back-up that is totally wrong. With her mental state as it was I wouldn't have given oral glucose.
If I was the medic and knew that the druggie had already been picked up before I would have left her under the train 🤷🏻♀️😂
Maybe a better option for being locked out of your house would be to give a spare key to a neighbor ?
I agree with Laura's comment
Basketball family story really got to me.
Cool TV Show)
Thanks much ☺️ was hoping to view on larger screen tho
THIS HOSPITAL IS FILLED WITH GOOD LOOKING WORKERS
Dr. Goldberg is so sexy...
Totally agree with this comment!!!!
Fang Sunny ....... they probably put extra effort into looking as good as possible at work. Wouldn’t you if you knew you might be part of a tv program?
If I was hypoglycemic, I'd have them give me Krispy Kreme donuts, stat.
That's funny her saying the train ran over her if that really happened she wouldn't be alive
She wanted 💊 💉
The picture may be small but no ads! So theres that!
It’s never to late to find love.
Yea, you tripped.
I feel sad @ 30:05. A lady with siezure& documented hypoglycemia of 23 mg/dl not to have a line with D50 en route to ED. Even by a basic EMT! I'm sure the medic was restricted and tied -up by some protocols but still D50 won't harm &I think it's justifiable.My kingdom for a proactive considerate smarter prehospital system.
+mohammed asiri EMTs in the US are not usually allowed to start IV lines unless they are a NREMT
So did you not catch the part where the crew specifically states the gave her glucose and she was eating a sandwhich when she went into the seizure?
@@swangoose154 Part of the many reasons EMT level is not legal in Australia. How will you properly treat every patient if you don't have the skills?
the guys son in the beggining is hella faded
I know I need glasses but, doesn't uncle Tim look like George Clooney?
That son looks hella stoned!
Yea. the son is high as a kite.
the guy who was stabbed needs to realise they saved his life and not whinge about having a scar !! every scar has a story, my grandaughter has a scar all the way down her body from her neck down passed her belly button and one on her forehead from a car crash, she is so glad to be alive with her scars rather than being dead, grow up sir you are not mr body beautiful, be grateful you get to go home to your family, to the 1st girl show her this vid and let her know what a pain in the a-r-e she is xx
Decent shape 😂😂😂
Nice resolution
omg, someone brought boxes up to the unit at St. Joseph's, where I worked as a C.S. Tech, no boxes were aloud.
The guy with the step wund is such a crybaby. Those patients make the life of doctors and nurses so miserable 😩 I just hope that he apologizes to the staff.
Unfortunately Boston is full of people like the train girl. Right down the road from these hospitals is what is known as "methadone mile".
I feel really bad for the EMT at 4:50. She's just trying to do her job and help, but that stupid druggie is causing so many problems.
Yes I felt sorry for her, but u don't know what happened in her life to cause her to use drugs. While I'll admit I've had a horriffic childhood then most and never turned to drugs, I can see how it would happen. I'm so alone and if not for my dogs and kitty, I wouldn't be here still.
So dont judge and pretend u know someone. Just be thankful that u r okay and reach out to help those who aren't instead of passing judgment.
Yeah I felt sorry for her and she got taken back to the hospital
@@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 It doesn't matter. People need to be accountable for their behavior. Drugs or not. I can sympathize with the fact she's an addict, but that doesn't give you the right to be belligerent with medical staff. I get so tired of seeing these, "You don't know what she's been through" posts you see any time someone in one of these shows goes off the rails and starts flipping out. Guess what? Everyone has problems. Everyone has emotional baggage. Stop making excuses for poor behavior. I've known plenty of addicts who still have common decency to treat people with respect, withdrawals or not.
I agree with you except don’t call her a stupid druggie. Call her an entitled ahole because that’s what she is. I’m a recovering addict and have worked with many other addicts, and we don’t deserve to be lumped in a box with that lady. Some addicts are the nicest people you could ever deal with and some are the worst. Just like every group of people, the individual is always different than others and it is not fair to prejudge.
She was in withdrawal.
I love this show but just don't like it in the little square I'd like for it to be in full screen
Then you won't be able to watch it, for free. If the poster doesnt edit and alter the video, it gets taken down due to copyright claims.
Me too it's annoying to be small screen
You should tap the button on lower side of screen to make it where it becomes full screen
Cast to a TV 😁
It’s free on abc website I believe
That lad is such a wimp that doesn't want help!! i would get someone else to look after him or let him go!!!
that intro jingle reaaaaalllyyy suuuuucksss
They need to come to duke universary hospital in durham nc
what days and time is this show on tv?
My lord dog oreo
Just let go of her, and put her in straps until she’s cooperative. Or, something else. She doesn’t want help.
Seriously, some people. 🤦♀️
You obviously have a different scale to measure sugar levels. Here in Australia normal level is between 5 n 7.
Yeah, our norm is 80_120
We Australians measure in mmol/L, whereas Americans use mg/dL. Current research shows that 3-9 in a non-diabetic patient is healthy, or 5-7 in a diabetic patient. 5.5 mmol/L is100 mg/dL.
Love watching but the boarder makes the picture so small
15:06 This doctor reminds me of Louis Rossman from Rossman repair group You tube ..
That girl in the ambulance I would have told her to get out she’s crazy using drugs and swearing at them I know some people are not mentally well but you know wen you should swear at some one and not too and not the people that could save your life that’s crazy I’d be begging for there help no telling the to f..k off no way
Why is there only two episodes???
u get treaded like dirt but u forget it and go to the next patient, Don't miss a big city life
When I get treated like shit, I give them the same energy.
I crawled under a train and no scratches but I got arrested
could you make the picture screen larger please.
No, this is how they avoid having the videos taken down because of copyright claims.
If you want these shows to be available for free, you need to put up with them being altered.
jersey jones Thank you for the ability to see them, regardless of size,and thanks to those who made the shows...I'm just glad to be able to see the show..its interesting
Ok make the screen larger are you reading the comments many want it larger
5:17 I just adore the attitude of the female heroine overdose (victim?)!You saved her life but they get so pissed at me for Narcan(ing)/Naloxone(ing) their expensive high away! The gratitude I’ve received is so heartwarming! And apparently….consistent, especially with the amount of Fentanyl overdoses we get these days.
11:20 That is not the outcome I was hoping for the narcotic addict. She was likely in such a desperate state that she made an attempt at suicide rather than suffer her narcotic withdrawal….sad but not exactly surprising. I have sympathy for her but I detest the evil bastards that sell this crap to anyone with money. That’s all they care about and the widespread suffering it causes…they couldn’t care less about the misery a young girl like her goes through every single day just to get money by any means (usually prostitution) to pay these evil parasites!
Boy, I have seen people calm with huge amounts of injuries and that guy, not so much.
Wheres the other episodes ???
I know this was 7 years ago I wounder what happened to the heroin addict ?😞
I hope she got help, but realistically, she’s probably long gone
it pisses me off how ppl come in with injuries requiring surgery to be cut open and say i dont want to be cut open so u dont want to be saved??
He might have been afraid that if he was in the hospital too long, his family would have been kicked out of the homeless shelter.
If that girl wants to die, she will. Get her into rehab!!
He’s awake?!
L DeAnJELLO why do you comment so much
Where can I go to do the opposite of what this title says?
Why was he stabbed? Probley pissed someone off (still not right) but he's a joker and probley takes things Abit too far
What is it with the druggies? That woman gets hit by a train and is perfectly fine. I trip and my knee hits a glass case and I nearly die. Maybe if we all did heroin we'd be safer. . .
It's because they are in a relaxed state because of the drugs. They go floppy. Same as when drunk drivers crash a car the driver usually lives and the sober people die.