Paramedics Save Man Who Burned Himself On BBQ | Inside The Ambulance S2 EP4 | Real Responders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- This week on Inside The Ambulance, Michelle and Hannah respond to a clinic where a premature baby is showing signs of a serious infection, Joe and Hannah rush to the aid of a man who has burned himself in a barbecue accident. Nicole and Lee go to a 4-year-old boy who had his leg crushed under a concrete slab.
For the very first time, an ambulance has been rigged with cameras that provide a unique perspective on what it's like to respond to emergency calls. Paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service in England take us right into the heart of the action. We see heroism at work in the actions of these first responders. We also enter the lives of people in crisis and learn their unique stories.
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The boy with superman pj’s and his parents were so brave, can’t get over how much it must have helped to have the parents calm.
I guess it's always helpful when there isn't anyone panicking.
No matter if the patient is a child or grown up😅
That is so important you have no idea. When I was three years old I slammed my fingers in a door and they were almost completely severed from my hand. I ran to my mom screaming. My mom was so calm and gentle. We rushed to the hospital but she kept herself relaxed the entire time. I still remember the whole ordeal 21 years later and it helped me get through the trauma.
My son broke my his leg like this on a slide, this hurt to see
I felt so bad for him, I’ve broken both of my legs like 7 times (and counting as my life goes on) and when I saw how his leg was I already knew it was broken but I hope he’s still doing okay.
That slab should never have been there...it was accident waiting to happen
Parents have super powers when coming to the aid of their hurt child. There was a mother who lifted a car off her child after they were hit. I think it’s adrenaline that kicks in.
The bruising on her must have been gnarly and painful after the adrenaline wore off
@@TheCanadianImp don’t know because I wasn’t there it was on a documentary.
Adrenaline is crazy. When we were moving my dad was using the dolly to put the fridge in the uhaul and it fell on him my brother jumped to the other side and lifted the fridge off him
@@RandomnessGirl309 yeah it is.. I have had a couple of times where it’s kicked in..
not just parents.....a husband lifted a car off his wife...yes adrenaline
Imagine being able to call an ambulance knowing that it WON'T bankrupt you. I'm very jealous of your healthcare.
Nejjidragon Yep! They want to avoid the ambulance charges, so they decide to drive themselves to the hospital when they have chest pains or seizures. I imagine some people die or risk their health; and even the safety and lives of other drivers, because the rescue is so expensive, even after insurance. It shouldn't be like that.
Well, it's not that we wouldn't have to pay for it. We pay every time we get our salary. Even if we never need an ambulance.
But you're right; in case you need help, you don't have to worry about money.
@@martinap6728 Would probably take a dollar a month at most out of anyone’s monthly pay to make ambulance services free. Please just read up on it. And ask yourself why it works in allll of these other countries.
@@NinaZuccaro0824 i'm from germany. We pay 16.3% of our salary in health care. That includes emergency/lifesaving and basic medical treatment. For example, you get in a car accident and brake your leg, then you get an ambulance payed and the cast/operation for your leg. If you have a nasty scar from it, you have to pay for the beauty op yourself. Or you have another insurance that covers that.
Or if one of your teeth is broken, the dentist extracts it, but you have to pay for the implant yourself.
Don't get me wrong, I think everybody should have access to emergency treatment! And I do believe our healthcare system is better than the US's. But it sure is expensive for every one of us here.
Random User but, see, we make those payments, too. But ours goes to public education (even if you have no kids in public schools OR if your kids are in an expensive private school)...and I'm not saying you don't have these taxes. But our taxes are being used frivolously. For instance, in one state, over 2000 food stamps are going to dead people. DEAD people! They don't need food! They ARE food (for bugs and such). It was published, which means they are aware of it. But do nothing about the fraud.That's over $1 million a month in JUST one state. And if you're thinking, "maybe the people spending them need the food", it's more likely they are already getting their own food stamps. I was on the WIC program for a couple years. There was so much cheese in my freezer and milk in my refrigerator, I had to throw a lot of it away. The government doesn't know how to figure the amount of food a person needs. It was supposed to feed my 2 year old and 4 year old, but I was getting enough for four grown adults, and then some. We are paying for all kinds of frivolous spending. Federal workers being given petty cash cards and using them to buy concert tickets and booze, instead of necessary work-related expenses. If we put our heads on straight, and manned up a bit, we could afford to pay medical costs, too. We need to get our act together.
Even concrete slabs can’t stand in the way of a mama bear
it should NOT have been there...it was VERY dangerous........and yes, we can get extra adrenaline, when needed for strength or flight
@@IwasBlueb4 I️ agree, it shouldn’t have, but there were absolutely no ill intentions.
If the paramedic couldn’t lift it, I’m sure the parents assumed he wouldn’t be able to pull it down, or that it wouldn’t fall. Accidents happen.
Just last week my best friend and roommate was giving her 9 month old a bath like she does daily, and a bottle of shampoo slipped off the rack and fell on his head. It was so big that if it hit his temple he could have died. But accidents happen, and the bottle of shampoo has been moved, as I’m sure the parents moved the concrete slabs.
Yeah that should of never been there but i get its for the dogs but even the dogs could get hurt from it amd this little boy he is soooo strong it broke me when i saw that slab it broke me soo much that should of not been there but i am happy his mom is saying srry for braking her son😥💘🦴
@@maggiequinncloud the paramedic didnt even bother lifting it because he would never get purchase under it with the flat surfaces mated unless there was a wedge involved....like a child being under a slab. Any adult can lift a lot if they can use their legs with hands firmly grasped under it, but flush on the ground, not a chance.
@@IwasBlueb4 Yeah the concrete slab didn’t belong there. Good thing the child is ok and the slab wasn’t as big as the ones we have where I work.. they weigh at least 800-1200 pounds and often have sharp rebar in them too.
Anybody crying over those last words? "Do not worry. Everything will be fine."
Oh yeah! She was blind, but she saw more than any seeing person could dream of. ❤️
Yes. 😢😭
Yeah honestly it is 2 am and here I am crying when I should be asleep
She knew she was going somewhere better
I’m definitely crying.
It was so sweet watching how much the boy's parents were concerned and fully attentive of him, comforting him. The boy was so brave but so were the parents
So true! You could see parents were very worried, but acted calm.
Me as a mom, I would be ugly crying and shaking as heck... I'm always crying when under heavy pressure ^^' it's embaressing.
The only good thing is, I don't get into a blind panic. Thank god!
I didn’t see them show much emotion at all. They were indifferent about it, they weren’t even hugging him when paramedics came. They barely touched him.
I dont want to sound like a bad person....I dont enjoy watching people suffer but this series and medical documentaries of everyday circumstances really inspires me more and more to become a paediatrician. I love watching how paramedics take care of people and think on the spot. It is an honour to watch this.
I have been a pediatric RN for 22 years. I still love watching these shows. Persue your dreams.
Follow your dreams and aspirations. Don't let the years go by and regret that you didn't do what you wanted to. Life is to short.
To be honest, any medical school is not a bed of roses, but at end, the rewards are so abundant and rewarding. Sending prayers for you as you decide on you future.
I went through Registered Nurse College. At times it was difficult.
Your not a bad person because you watch these shows to inspire you not out of malicious intent. I hope you follow your dreams and become successful. ❤️
It just shows that you genuinely care about people
You're not a bad person at all! You sound very compassionate! I hope you achieve all your dreams!😊
The guy who got set on fire was surprisingly calm. He didn’t seem to be in pain at all. What a champ.
Which is honestly really surprising. Considering how much fire does hurt. But yes, he was quite a champ.
Haven't gotten to that point yet but just from hearing about it I'm wondering if maybe nerves got burned? If they're damaged they won't react thus he won't be in pain
Shock and adrenaline can also do that to you
He didn't want to worry his wife.
Because he's Polish
My cousin, who was born almost 3 weeks early, developed a fever when she was 5 weeks old. Her older sister, 2 at the time, had brought home Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease from preschool and infected her mum, who in turn passed it on to the baby. Little Miss T was so young she developed meningitis quickly, and was in intensive care for a few days. We got very lucky as there were no lasting effects of the infection.
She is now a healthy, happy and very energetic 5 year old who knows way too much for her own good and is thriving in every way!
Thank god for the healthy outcome!
My mom has two younger kids after my sister and I, im the oldest of them all I'm 29 and a couple of years ago my little brother 5 at the time came home from 4k with Hand-Foot and mouth disease at the time we had no idea what is was but he cried and cried even after the ER and his doctor gave him medicine for it. It was hell all the kids got it afterwards but we knew how to treat it. Its hell on the child or infant the adult it make you really tried but after a couple of days it goes away. I hope your family is doing great shes 5 going on 25 its crazy how time flies by.💜
@@wifeymommy4242 Miss T's sister, Miss M, who brought home the sickness was atypical, as well as my aunt. They both only had a fever, no rashes or anything. Miss M was a little cranky (so not like herself, she even took a nap on the floor, although at that time she was already going at 1000 miles an hour and normally refused naptime altogether) and that was it. Nobody would have thought it to be this sickness. I will be forever grateful that my aunt and uncle decided to take the baby to the hospital just when they did, the staff told them 5 times in 5 minutes that their daughter was very sick. Thankfully, the doctors and nurses at the PICU said out of all the possible causes, Miss T got one they can treat very efficiently. Miss T will be turning 6 in a few days and starts 1st grade in August ❤ Time really does fly!
I had meningitis when I was four and lost all of my hearing in both ears, lost my balance, i was in the hospital for 11 days and I almost died
@@hollysworld2nd thank lord you are all right
It's so weird to see people without masks on
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it was so funny when they talk about putting there mouths on the window
@@dboi3259 That's so mean
how ?
Ikr it’s so gross to see now cause there faces are so close and there spitting at each other 🤢
If I was that little boy with the broken leg my 24 year old self would be screaming and crying hahahaha
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@@nysteponshi I don't like your attitude
they give him pain relif drugs...so not so brave
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I love how cooperative the little boy was trying to be, he was listening and working with the nurses and his parents to help him get better ❤️
That last story, with Alexandria, broke me. She was well cared for, and loved, you could see it and hear it in the daughter's voice. May she be resting in peace.
Lost my mom in April 2017, she had end-stage kidney failure and congestive heart failure, diagnosed three years prior. What sent her to the ER was chest pain and pneumonia, ten minutes later, she had cardiac arrest and on life support in a coma, and died in less than one week. I had talked on the phone with her the night before she went to the ER, and was the last conversation, she said she loved me and was ready to "go home" and finally see her parents again.
I may be a bit late but I’m sorry for your loss.. Its the worst feeling in the world to lose a loved one. Best of luck to you and your family.
“Ive got some super man stuff but dont tell anybody!” I loveeeeee the way they talk to kids it makes me soo happy and im not even the kid there talking to
Honetly the convos they have in the ambulances are very random lol, for example: *have you ever tried dipping McDonald's fries, into an mcflurry-*
You ever tried conversing with coworkers in a car ride?
lol, just people bein' people.
i have in fact done that, it actually tastes pretty alright lol
Wendy's fries in their frostys....mmmmm
My premature nephew was group B strep positive and the hospital didn’t even check him for infection. He went to his pediatrician and we told her his symptoms (which i later found out that he had every symptom in the book for infection.). We had him here for 5 days before he went into cardiac arrest 5 times and was sent to a bigger children’s hospital where he died days later ( septic shock). They sent him home knowing his mom was group B strep positive and did nothing to help the baby. It has been the worst thing that has ever happened to our family. We miss him everyday. Aunt D loves you Brayden!
How devastating for all of you! So sorry for your lost.
@@carolgibson-wilson4354 Thank you so much. It was definitely a life changing event for our family. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of him. He would have been 5 this year. My comfort is that he is with my savior Jesus Christ.
Was is this in US or UK
I am so sorry .
:( I feel so bad for the lady and her mum in the last one.. that's tough to go through :/ RIP Alexandria.
Most people go through this or actually much worse
@@IwasBlueb4 still, that doesn't make it better :(
Breaks my heart, as I did palliative care for my late dad who lived with us for over 11 years and I had a little support but the hardest day was phoning the palliative care as I couldn’t move my dad anymore and had to admit he needed hospice care for his pain and then I could be his daughter again instead of a caregiver... I spent 5 days and nights in hospice with him holding his hand , the most wonderful thing I did for him to help him be able to go on his final journey to see my mom even though too it was the hardest thing as well... 💕💕💕💕
Your a good person! The very best!
God bless you🌷
Bless that tiny premature baby!!
she will need it with idiots for parents ...smh
Oh that sweet little boy was so brave not even crying when the splint went on. He was really loving that gas though🤤
He was high on that gas 😂
The girl did so good at trying to distract him, immediately asking about his shirt to make him think of something else.
its called Morphine , not bravery
@@IwasBlueb4 No it's gas, just like I said.
@@aj9530 I got a kick out of how much he was loving the gas and air lol but they did say they gave him morphine as well.
"We have a window-licker on our team. Don't worry. He's just the driver. He won't be licking windows." 🤣
I wish we had national health care here in the states. As my friend from the UK pointed out it would only cost each person a few dollars a month & everyone could have it. It would be such a relief not to worry about my Husband’s heart problems or my insulin.
Yeah. I don't understand it that the US doesn't have the same system as in UK or even Germany. In Germany we have to pay around 15% of our monthly income for healthcare. That's split 50/50 employer and employee.
@@citroniron3293 I know a lot of people that would be more than willing to pay a healthcare tax so everyone would be covered. Here in the States you’re easily looking at $200,000 for a heart attack. We had insurance and ended up owing over $40,000 for a 3 day stay AFTER insurance paid. That was 10 years ago.
citron iron I think it has to do with the bigger amount of people and losing even more money for something they consider worse
Yeah it is most definitely not just going to cost a few dollars. Try looking at the budgets proposed by both parties regarding universal healthcare
@@orellagillette2484 Every time I hear about the healthcare system over there it angers me so much. The fact that it's a normal thing is insane. I'm in Canada. I live literally 5 minutes from the border. If we can have universal health care there is no reason you guys can't.
When I broke my ankle a couple years back, my parents drove me in but in total? I paid $15 and change for the crutches. I think it would have been $20 for an ambulance? but I didn't need it.
The fact that healthcare is a luxury... I really, really hope enough people get sick of it and finally something changes.
(of course, a lot of people with the power to change it won't have to worry about it... That $40,000 probably means nothing to them. Wouldn't put them back at all. Unbelievable.)
living in america it is so odd seeing it easy to call an ambulance for a broken bone. i broke my arm when i was 10 at my own pool party and had to drive in my moms car for 30 minutes dying of pain bc an ambulance would cost thousands. 😂
Someones gotta pay for it the ambulance dont drive itself nor does that equipment make itself nor does the medicine just make itself someones gotta do that and thats why healthcare costs so much because whether you like it or not theres always stuff you gotta pay for nothing in this world is free and it never will be dont believe the government when they say free healthcare they just mean oh yea you dont have to pay for it now but it’ll come out of your taxes later
@@midnight_x_edits yet we can pay for a super over inflated military and not blink twice. America has its priorities wrong. We could cut the military in HALF and still have the world’s largest military. It’s bull. The second anyone brings up healthcare it’s always negative bs. Yet we continue to raise taxes for the military which sole purpose is killing and destroying life no one cares.
How about we start getting our priorities right. Like healthcare, college and helping Americans. Instead of blowing up innocent people with a over inflated military budget.
My coller bone broke when I was a kid but I had to wait a couple hours till my dad came home so he could take me to the hospital lol also we didn't really think it was broken
@@midnight_x_edits them why is it free in other places?
@@jjaureenm it’s paid for through their taxes. It’s not actually free in the grand scheme of things. In América an unnecessary amount of our tax dollars go to our military, when it could be going to more crucial departments. Many people here don’t use ambulances even when they’re dying because they can’t afford it
i feel so happy for everyone who doesn’t have to deal with the american health care system. they get to call the ambulance for broken bones and panic attacks. i hope we can move forward as a nation to make this a reality for us as well.
lmao no thanks, why don't you go move to a country that has the socialism that you want instead of making us all poorer for your fantasies.
I had to walk into the ER with 4 kidney stones, one passing through my urinary tract. Worst pain I've experienced so far. It's crazy to think if I lived in the UK, I could have called an ambulance and had help from home. But I had to have my partner drive me 20 minutes to the hospital and I just had to breathe through the pain the whole time.
@@TJ-st3vz you really are brainwashed huh
@@chrissy-im6nm What does brainwashing have to do with supporting privatized healthcare? You're not very smart, don't talk to me it'll be a waste of my time.
@@PixelatedFaerie Aw poor baby.
The little Boy with the broken leg was sooo brave!
I had the fracture myself and was much more panicked.
28:21 It's so precious how the father strokes his son's cheek
10:46
Paramedic: I’ve got a female crew mate and a camera that’s recording.
Him: oh it’s fine.
This was a very heart ❤️ touching episode. From a teeny, tiny baby to a sweet and beautiful, 89 year old lady, that does not look her age. She went to heaven. She will now be able to see and hear again.
May God be with everyone on this show and watch over them. Paramedics, patients, family, friends, co-works, Everyone.
God Bless Everyone.
Amen.
Hannah Simpkins is truly one of the most empathetic people I've ever seen. On top of that she is very intelligent and a rational thinker. All of that makes her a first class paramedic, and she would be equally great as a doctor.
My favorite paramedic in this series, second is Gaz.
Alexandra's story made me cry. I buried my own mum just 3 years ago, and what I would have given to hear her say what Alexandra did.
sorry to hear that. I'm so so scared of that day. I'd do anything for my mom. Me personally, I fear ending up like that. I'd rather my climbing rope snaps suddenly... or I have a pair of scissors to say when it does. Waiting for the end to come freaks me out.
the 4 year old boy was so adorable, i felt so bad for him, it gave me teary eyes seeing him suffer :'(
Blessing to the one's who care for us without a thought of themselves. Mom , do not worry, its going to be alright. Good family.
The way the paramedics dealt with the little boy was fantastic. My brother was bit older (11) when he broke his arm, and the care from the paramedics never fails to amaze me. They're so great with the kids.
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It's so hard watching someone you love fading away in front of you. Sad the mother passed away. I hope the daughter is doing as good as she can be.
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I’ve had sepsis. Almost died. I thought I just had the flu. I waited 2 weeks before my family dragged me to be seen. I was told if I had waited even a day more, I would’ve died. I had my second daughter 6 months prior and my eldest was 4. I’m so glad I was seen when I was. Otherwise, my girls wouldn’t know who I was.:(
Oof!!
That kid was really chill for how much pain he must have been in
How does nobody talks about the brilliant move with the supermansocks to comfort the child with the brocken leg?
I think it was a good move to comfort the child and build some trust in the beginning.
Gosh being an American myself all I’m thinking about is these ambulance rides to the hospital and going to the hospital it self must be so expensive but then I remember it’s the UK and it’s free over there. I hate how our government just evolves around money
In the area I live, the ambulance is free if you donate a certain amount every year.
The only charge is medication that's given by EMT.
America is more of a corporation than a country. Land of the fee. We could have this and take care of our citizens but our government won't allow it.
It isn't free, but everyone pays for it in their taxes even if they will never need one. That's how the ones in need can have it without going bankrupt. The problem is that most american people would get mad if they are paying for someone else health care while they don't need it at that moment. It's not only a government thing but a everyone is selfish thing.
That’s the difference between capitalism and democracy
Wow has a 16 year old son and is possibly having a heart attack. Man...my dad died at 54 when I was 16 from a bloodclot that traveled to his heart. This hit me in the gut man
They released him?? With nothing but a "hope you don't diee see you sooonn" 😡😡
Finally another in the ambulance episode I’ve been having to watch all the pirated poorly added ones all over TH-cam.
Thank you for this HD episode
I was amazed with the level of love and care that went into getting that little boy pain free. Splinting a crushed leg is the worst type of pain that boy said it tickled, well done guys 👍👏
who doesn't like fries/chips dipped in ice cream? that is like the number one thing to do ever its almost required!
Idk where you’re from, but in the US I only do it at Wendy’s, fries dipped in a vanilla frosty. Not chocolate tho
There a fast food place callef wendys and it taste so good fries and a chocolate frosty. Its soo good
@@Ur-bad-_-if-i i like chocolate but dip it in what ever flavor u like
@@robertbennett2796 agreed
@@robertbennett2796 I love fries dipped in a chocolate Frosty. I accidentally dripped the Frosty on my spicy nuggets and thought, "Hmmm, I wonder....." I bravely took a bite, and by gosh, it was actually good! Somehow the chocolate Frosty brought out more of the spice! I know it sounds gross but give it a try!
His pretty mommy was his hero. She lifted the huge slab off of him (she looks slight) and put him in a comfortable position until help came. She didn't panic, so neither did he. Good going, mommy!
I once had a significant sunburn.
High fever, PAIN & vomiting.
I feel for him.
Shae was so brave. If I had two bones broken like that I am not sure I would have been as calm as him. The daughter really took such good care of her Mom. The Mom really knew she was loved. The man who was burned sure did the right thing. Their daughter looked like him. Great bunch of Paramedics.
if this was air ambulance ER, the doctor would probably give the kid who broke his leg ketamine
I don't know why that made me laugh lol
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The gentleman with the burns was so brave. Not a peep out of him. I would be very vocal with that pain.
That boy (Shane?) is lucky to be alive! If that slab had fallen on his head or torso, the outcome would've been grim. I've had heavy things laying around when my kids were little. I always thought they were too heavy for the kids to pull down, so I didn't worry about it. After watching this, I'm glad I had lazy kids.
I cried when the little guy got the shot😭 I have two small boys and my heart just couldn't take it.
Its not a shot its an IV and its necessary when you need pain meds ASAP all it is is one short poke then your done out comes the needle and in goes the clear plastic straw in your veins thats how you have to explain it to kids and with ambulances they dont carry stuff like j-tips or numbing cream when you need an IV and you need it now theres no time for numbing medicine its we gotta do this NOW
Hannah (with the baby patient) is so great! 😃
Must make another comment, love these ambulances, having a ramp, instead of the lifting that was required, which ended up causing back injuries on our EMT workers. Canada needs to see this and maybe make them at our big car companies that have closed.
Watching this gives me so much respect for people who do this kind of work. They're real heros!
“Have you ever licked a car window?”....honestly love their banter when they’re driving 😂
Best thing ever is getting a notification for inside the ambulance!
@Steph Daigle , a TH-cam notification...like a new upload
Idk if they have this elsewhere, but two of my friends are part time firefighters and they have alarms for when a fire is reported. Once the ashes inside our chimney somehow ignited so fire was coming out of it, firefighters came and I hadn't even came back in, I got a notification from Snapchat. My two friends were asking if there was a fire at my house lol
42:46 Poor Lady... May Misses Alexandra Eternally Rest in Peace.... " Don't worry EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE" Great very comforting MOM words to her children....Lastly, at least she passed away near her loved ones and not alone in a hospital surrounded by strangers..
I am an arab doctor, I am quite impressed with the level of british paramedics . . . God bless them 😍
I was 6 weeks premature too. Only my lungs weren’t fully developed and my mom obviously wasn’t expecting to have me, so she was about three hours away from home at a museum with my dad and my three brothers. I guess I gave my mom the express way home, because she had to fly back to the hospital her doctor was at. 😎😎
Just love Joe. If I ever have an emergency, I'm happy to put myself in his hands! He is so calm.
I started crying when I heard what that sweet, sweet elderly lady said when she said " Do not worry everything will be fine." That really got to me. I know she's in heaven and had been since the tapering of this episode. ❤️
French fries dipped in a chocolate shake is so yummy!
Anything in chocolate is good.
yes! Also using the ice cream is taste so good tho!
I remember one time at my wrestling tournament, I broke my ankle badly and it was the best feeling when they gave me gas, I didn't feel any pain from then on. That broken leg looks bad.. Poor baby. I am glad the man who was burned and the boy are both okay. God bless the First Responders.
I love how chill they r with it, cuz if someone is freaking out while I’m freaking out, it’s gonna be so chaotic and I’m just gonna freak out even more
They could do a whole comedy show on the conversations those two guys have while they're driving the ambulance.
"I don't do breakable things...and that baby looked...Very...breakable." ❤
Seeing that little hero hooked up like that and in pain brings me back to when my 4.5 month old son had brain/skull surgery. Mom and dad did amazing!! Thank god kids are so resilient to things like that!
I'm having flashbacks to when I was about that little boy's age (I have photographic memory), and I was put in an ambulance because of asthma. My mother was a drug addict when I was born, so I was born with asthma, adhd, and autism. My mother would also not take care of me when my dad went to work during the day, so when my aunt arrived at the house to drop off some groceries and found me (not being watched) having an asthma attack. Long story short, I have had a new mom since then, and I'm doing better now.
If anyone is curious, my mother's name is Shree Geo. She owns a radio show in Colorado. Please don't target her, but yeah, you can just get proof that my mother is an insane person.
Oh it’s wonderful you are doing better now, I wish you wonderful life!
That little boy was so brave! Bless him.🙏🏻❤️
cute kid....I think I'll donate more super hero socks to the local emergency services...they were a great ice breaker and fun little distraction.
I'm so glad to see a new episode, those precious babies and children, thank God their ok! I Iove the compassion of the EMT staff, I wish we had them in here NYC!
But the adults can suffer and die, right ?
Same!!
I’m only 12 and I want to be mom but this is something that would break my heart. A mother’s worst fear is burying her babies 😢
I love how nurturing Dads can be.
They should let the paramedics take the blood so it'll be drawn and ready to go when they arrive at hospital.
i don’t think they can because it isn’t considered sterile? that’s a good idea though!
ellie if they can start an IV, which they can, they should be able to take blood, keep it in a refrigerated containment (if ice cream trucks can have freezers, I'm sure ambulances can have refrigerators). The tubes already have the anticoagulants or whatever is necessary to carry out particular bloodtests. They have all the necessary equipment in bloodmobiles. The doctor could order the necessary blood tests over the phone and the paramedic can have it ready for the lab as soon as they arrive. While one paramedic is wheeling the patient in to the ER, another paramedic can be rushing the blood to the lab. It would be one less thing the trauma team has to worry about when stabilizing the patient.
My great grandma also was being cared at home before she died, at least she was with her family before she went
30 C is one of the hottest days?
*laughs in florida*
Right. 30 c is only 86F which is a decent day 😬😂
You say that but for Brits that's hot I know because I have British friends
I fainted in 25 C, I am just not made for these tempetures.. so does not Brits.
@@kristynahelgetova8061 In Florida 35 C is normal during the summer, then you also have to account for humidity which can make it feel like 38. The air just feels like hot soup lol
LMAO LITERALLY
The man that burnt himself did the right thing sitting in cold water, but put lighter fluid on before you light, dont add lighter fluid to an ongoing fire, incase you spilled some on yourself, container etc. Blistered is 2nd degree burns and very painful, hope you heal well and in good condition for your new baby.
I felt so bad for the boy but also for his parents. I can't imagine how guilty they must feel for their son getting hurt just because they made a mistake of leaving that concrete block there (and God knows that mistakes happen)... They must be thinking of so many "what if"s.
Oh the little boy! He was so sweet and brave.
I feel the little boys pain, I also broke my ankle... I had 3 fractures, damaged my tendons, ligaments, and had to go through 2 surgeries 😫
Rest in peace.
I am enjoying the series, thank you 🙏 for all your good work. From
Me in South Africa 🇿🇦
We need ambulances like that here in the state....
EMT are wonderful for a lot of things they put up with.Hats off too you all.
If this were the US, the parents would have had to get the kid with a broken leg into their car in excruciating pain to avoid going bankrupt over the ambulance ride. Once getting to the hospital the front desk would need to make sure they get all your information so they can get paid. Then (still without pain medication) they wait in the waiting room for 3-5 hours due to the severely understaffed hospital. Then they probably would set the leg without painkillers and send you home.
That little boy is so sweet
That turn of phrase “your poorly leg” just kills me! 😂
On 24 Hours in A&E, I've heard doctors describe their obviously-dying patients as "very unwell."
I'm amazed on how much they care about patients pain. And treat it so fast! The mental well being is so important. God bless all of them.
Shay was such a brave little trooper, glad to hear he'll be fine.
2:05 "I'm from Yorkshire, you shouldn't mess with a cuppa tea." Man after my own heart. For me, one sugar, dash of milk, stir, slrrrrp. That's about as far as I "mess with" a cuppa :P
Svetlana u poor dear thank u for takin care of your momma I've seen so many mommas n daddy's abandoned by their kids breaks my heart all she needed was to b comfortable at her end, new beginning bless ur heart n thank u from ur momma.
Blessed be lamb
I don’t think I could ever be a paramedic. I would be sobbing hardcore if I had to respond to a call like the final story 😭
Ive been an ICU and ER nurse for 40 years, learning to start IV's on kids is so stressful and it just takes time and experience. The little guy is being such a great little trooper
I wish they allowed gas on American ambulances
I saw the exact same thing happen to my daddy. It was so traumatizing.
What happened like 8 different things happened in the video
IM so mad about the guy being discharged and then having a heart attack, thankfully he survived because wheeww that would have been terrible
12:13 you can just see the burns worsen as you look at them
The little guy was so brave! Handsome little guy ❤️
I'm really enjoying this series
Same
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My dad was in hospice care at home. He had already told me if he had something he would take it. In seriousness, I told him if I had anything I would give it to him. The next day I got my mom out of earshot of everyone and asked her what she wanted to keep up his strength for.
4 year old starts at 25:10
THANK YOU
Wow…that’s just awesome & merciful! Little boy w broken leg…that’s huge…but no pain wrapping it! 😊😊😊❤❤❤