@@harley2 ohhhhh back to school, back to school, to prove to Dad that I'm not a fool. I got my lunch packed up, my boots tied tight, I hope I don't get in a fight. OHH back to school, back to school, back to schoooool....
He was probably feeling really uncomfortable but attributed it to being extremely tired. Pride probably stopped him from telling someone or quitting/taking a break
My neighbour told me about playing hockey against a team of firefighters. He was chasing the guy around the net, next thing he saw was the guy hit the ice. Looked back and saw a very grey complexion. Even with a team of trained firefighters/first responders the guy didn’t make it.
My wife wasn't so lucky. From time to time youtube suggests videos like these and it makes me happy to know that people managed to stay alive for their loved ones. RIP Amanda. I will always love you.
@Ghost-WhiteSand You sound like you're really out of shape, and need better fitting skates. Hockey is fun, especially beer league hockey, like in this video. Nobody's playing for "your town" here.
Not quite. A number of years ago, a basketball coach had a heart attack during a game. It happened to be during the conference tournament, and all of the team physicians had tournament passes. It took something like six doctors and four shocks, but he survived.
@@LetsGoFlyers2011 plus in the UK during COVID we don't do breaths during CPR at all, and in London we have a compressions only policy at all times anyway!
No way Stepanie, up here in Canada children must be taught Shakespeare because we all know how important that will be when they go out into the real world!SMH!
Dunno why the narrator said the CPR “wasn’t working” and that he needed a defib, it’s not that the CPR wasn’t working, it’s that the defib is always gonna be called, so it’s part of the process. His CPR was in fact working.
This reminds me of my family. My great uncle had a massive heart attack whilst playing badminton. He only survived because there were two firefighters nearby on another badminton court who performed CPR on him for half an hour. He's still alive today and our family is so grateful for the fact that two firefighters so closeby who were able to save his life
That man is incredibly lucky. I have minor ptsd from losing my Dad June 18th, 2020 to a massive heart attack so I just bawled my eyes out. Grateful this man made it out alright.
Im happy for the man. It just hurts me because I relate to it. My dad was 54 and died from a heart attack. He had nobody there to help him. This man is lucky. I very happy that his family gets to see him another day. Rip dad - July 15th 2020.
Don’t have to keep reminding everyone it was the opposing team, it was drop in hockey and it’s not like he’s going to let him die bc he’s on the other team lol
EVERYONE THERE IS AWESOME THEY ALL WERE SO HELPFUL. I love how calmly yet urgently they helped the EMS out on the rink they were skating as fast and safely as possible🥺
Dr Bryant demonstrated good sportsmanship at its highest level. Thank you and your colleagues too for everything that you guys do you're all appreciated.
@@smoochthedoog9659 Nah there's two clocks. One is for the periods and time in the periods, and the other is the actual ice time left. Normally you pay for 50 minutes of ice time.
helping the medical professionals onto the ice is nothing special. it happens all the time in professional games. the big news is the doctor on the ice on the opposing team
Good thing he as NOT BY HIMESELF. It would have been really bad if he was driving and had a heart attack! The same thing happened to my grandpa! Around 3 years ago he was playing tennis with 3 other people for fun when suddenly and hour in, he had a heart attack. The people he was playing with was miraculously ER doctors and immediately starting doing Chest compressions [CPR]! 1 doctor got a defibrillator until the Ambulance came. About a week later he had Open Heart Surgery. He is well now and thank god he made it through!
Cpr keeps blood circulating to the brain while the heart is shocked back into a more normal rhythm. Aeds don't start the heart but more or less "reset" it
I wish my grandfather had this kind of help when he had his heart attack; he'd still be with us. It happened in 1961, and he'd be 142 years old now, but he'd still be with us.
Played hockey for 12 years, a family member of mine who was at the rink is a nurse. She’s had to help a lot of kids recently during a tournament. One guy broke a vertebrae. I’m convinced she likely saved him from a good amount of nerve damage, as the opposing team wanted to move him off the ice. She said absolutely not, and helped him until the ambulance got there. The day after, before a game I was playing in had begun, a kid had gotten injured in the game previous. She went out to help him out. It was funny because I was going out to the rink to see how much time we had left, and stumbled upon her coming through the door with the guy saying “yup, you’re done for now.”
There is nothing this ER doctor did that any other player on that team couldn't have done. That's not to speak bad of this doctor, but it is to encourage EVERYBODY to LEARN CPR! Part of learning CPR is also learning how to use an AED. There were 20 other guys there who could've done the same thing. Nice work to this doctor and use it as inspiration to learn how to save a life.
Your an idiot. The doctor reacted instantly knowing exactly what to do. Normal civilians would panic and think he just fainted. He knew to get a defibrillator and gave him CPR until medics arrived. This doctor is a life savor, something your to stupid to understand. Doctors have a calmness about them and know when something is wrong.
Would they have known to call for the defibrillator at the right moment and how to use it as quickly as an ER doctor? Perhaps but I’m gonna say having an expert there certainly increased his chances of survival even more!
I'm sure those paramedics inside thighs were literally "clutched" so that would hold steady and not fall. This was amazing that they were able to save this guy!
A blessing for him that a physician was there fast enough to respond. I guess that's why NHL preferred teams to have their own emergency physician's on standby
I did CPR to my neighbour today but unfortunately he died. I’m receiving CPR training every year as I am a healthcare professional. Today I had to do in practice on a person what I’m learning every year on a mannequin. I feel awful and guilty even if I know is not my fault because he was for more than 6 minutes without cpr before his wife start screaming in the building so the possibility of a brain damage was very high. But I’m literally trying to process what happened and can’t rest. RIP to all the Angels up there we couldn’t save !
I know it’s serious but the paramedics being slid across the ice sent me
It was the icing to the story 😂⛸
He lived so I guess it's okay to have a small laugh
@@kiwikiwi2483 agreed
@@kiwikiwi2483 yes I giggled a bit
It also sent them... right to the patient
Thank goodness someone was there to help
You know that your "god" is killing people 24/7 right?
@Absolute Zero I think he's embarrassed now lol.
@@richiecantos7793 lol
@@harley2 ohhhhh back to school, back to school, to prove to Dad that I'm not a fool.
I got my lunch packed up,
my boots tied tight,
I hope I don't get in a fight.
OHH back to school, back to school, back to schoooool....
That someone was from the apposing team
It’s frightening how he went from normal to out cold on his back
He was probably feeling really uncomfortable but attributed it to being extremely tired. Pride probably stopped him from telling someone or quitting/taking a break
My neighbour told me about playing hockey against a team of firefighters. He was chasing the guy around the net, next thing he saw was the guy hit the ice. Looked back and saw a very grey complexion. Even with a team of trained firefighters/first responders the guy didn’t make it.
Lisa Guerrero would have confronted his heart
They all came together quickly. He’s lucky to be alive. Buy them all a round!
@@timmynguyen8173 LMAO
My wife wasn't so lucky. From time to time youtube suggests videos like these and it makes me happy to know that people managed to stay alive for their loved ones. RIP Amanda. I will always love you.
Sorry for your loss. She loves you so very much.
I'm so sorry for your loss. RIP to your wife
i'm very sorry
My dad either. I'm sorry for your loss. The chance that there was an ER physician there well...the guy got very lucky.
Ohh no! Sorry for your loss David, god bless you all 🙏 R.I.P Amanda!
"But they can't skate"
Did she expect them to lace up some skates?
Right!?!?!?!
We'll be right there just give us a few minutes!! Need to lace up
No, I think the reporter just said that as more of an urgency thing.
haha damn xd
Reporters try so hard to make everything dramatic. They sound like morons especially with a story like this that is dramatic enough on it's own.
Someone give Dr. Craig Bryant, a Medal for saving this hockey player's life!
Yes omg
Just because a Dr is supposed to help and save lives,does not mean he can't still be thanked!!(to the people saying he shouldnt be😣)
@@purplenurple9812 but still most people never knew there was a doctor on the team! 😲😰
They're meant to do that.
Oh, we will!
not only did he save this man, he’s a doctor AND a hockey player?! does he have any time for himself😂
Playing hockey is time for himself. It’s a great pass time.
@Ghost-WhiteSand You sound like you're really out of shape, and need better fitting skates. Hockey is fun, especially beer league hockey, like in this video. Nobody's playing for "your town" here.
@Ghost-WhiteSand also, you might need glasses...
Hockey's probably his way to unwind & leave all of his responsibilities @ bay.
Just beer league hockey. A similar situation happened at my hockey game. A teammate had one and our captain is an ER doctor too
Lifesaver doctor
It’s him again
he's everywhere
3rd Reply
Go away! I see you everywhere
Everywhere. Oh it’s you again
This man has to be the luckiest person in the world to have an emergency room Doctor with a defib available.
Not quite. A number of years ago, a basketball coach had a heart attack during a game. It happened to be during the conference tournament, and all of the team physicians had tournament passes. It took something like six doctors and four shocks, but he survived.
I really do believe that, ideally, everyone should be trained in CPR. Schools, workplaces and colleges should teach it.
Totally agree. It doesn't even take that long to learn. A couple high school periods and you have invaluable, life saving, knowledge.
@sayyida they have pocket sized protective masks if you're worried about catching something. Still, it could be a friend or relative.
@@LetsGoFlyers2011 plus in the UK during COVID we don't do breaths during CPR at all, and in London we have a compressions only policy at all times anyway!
No way Stepanie, up here in Canada children must be taught Shakespeare because we all know how important that will be when they go out into the real world!SMH!
Where i live they teach everyone in middle school
He is so lucky that an Emergency room doctor is there.
Someone give Dr. Craig Bryant, a Medal for saving this hockey player's life!
well yes of course, but anyone who's first aid trained should know what to do
wow everyone reacted perfectly in this situation.
Well he is an EMERGENGY MEDICAL FOCTOR he does it everyday...he is amazing nevertheless
@@an.dr.16561 Doctor*
@@OldVids_ LOLOL
@@OldVids_ LMAOOO your name checks out
Dunno why the narrator said the CPR “wasn’t working” and that he needed a defib, it’s not that the CPR wasn’t working, it’s that the defib is always gonna be called, so it’s part of the process. His CPR was in fact working.
Exactly
It’s inside edition, they’ve got to be overly dramatic
This reminds me of my family. My great uncle had a massive heart attack whilst playing badminton. He only survived because there were two firefighters nearby on another badminton court who performed CPR on him for half an hour. He's still alive today and our family is so grateful for the fact that two firefighters so closeby who were able to save his life
thank gosh he survived but what causes such a thing?
@@TheEpicEndermanTV it’s the adrenaline rush that makes it happen
That man is incredibly lucky. I have minor ptsd from losing my Dad June 18th, 2020 to a massive heart attack so I just bawled my eyes out. Grateful this man made it out alright.
Maybe its a good idea to learn CPR with defibrillator if we have aging/stubborn loved ones at home
Rip. Condolences and Strength to you and your family from across the world 🙏
My brother wasn’t so lucky, you’re a very blessed man. Enjoy every second you live from that day forth.
I applaud not only the #12 but the rest of the players reacting quickly when told what they could do
Im happy for the man. It just hurts me because I relate to it. My dad was 54 and died from a heart attack. He had nobody there to help him. This man is lucky. I very happy that his family gets to see him another day. Rip dad - July 15th 2020.
My dad passed of a heart attack on July 14th 2020. He was 62 so a little bit older than yours. I hope time has helped you heal
Don’t have to keep reminding everyone it was the opposing team, it was drop in hockey and it’s not like he’s going to let him die bc he’s on the other team lol
exactly-
EVERYONE THERE IS AWESOME THEY ALL WERE SO HELPFUL. I love how calmly yet urgently they helped the EMS out on the rink they were skating as fast and safely as possible🥺
Another feel-good video. Thanks doc.
Happy he is okay
@@elaineaustin235 no good
Everyone moved quickly, glad the doctor saved his life.
For a 54 year-old, he's in pretty good shape to be able to play hockey like that, even with the heartattack!
Agreed. I stopped at 52. My back couldn't take it anymore.
Those guys skating the paramedics over made me burst into tears 😢
Huh.... not the reaction i would expect.....
@@agps4418 ikr
Happy he is okay
I just love the paramedics being escorted on the ice. The best thing ever....well, behind the doctor that saved his life.
They all came together quickly. He’s lucky to be alive. Buy them all a round!
Beer + hockey doesn't go well.
@@glennquagmire34 sure it does its called beer league for a reason.
“The paramedics arrive, but they can’t skate!” 😂😂😂
Were they supposed to show up wearing ice skates???
Lisa Guerrero would have confronted his heart
That was whack.
Really is this becoming a meme?
I laughed lol
Dr Bryant demonstrated good sportsmanship at its highest level. Thank you and your colleagues too for everything that you guys do you're all appreciated.
I'm sorry but I sorted giggled when the paramedics came on and if one slipped I would of died So glad he's alive though!!
moron
@@davidtx8777 how am I a moron lol ...?
Would have not would of you Degenerate
@@umadbro3361 true
@@umadbro3361 wow what understandable words
It's a pickup game and she like "the player from the OPPOSITE TEAM!"
Like what he gonna do, let him die?
I know, right? Like is it really the moment to worry about what team you're on?
“Quick, get him off the ice we have 30 minutes left of skate time”....
The game ends when it ends tho
@@smoochthedoog9659 Nah there's two clocks. One is for the periods and time in the periods, and the other is the actual ice time left. Normally you pay for 50 minutes of ice time.
Good thing the hospital in Pineville is only like two seconds away from the ice house. Props to the doctor
Person Person it’s about a 10 min drive that should take 2 mins for them
This will probably be the most respectful moments in sports
I literally watched this the same morning when Christian Eriksen collapsed. And I watched the gane live...
What shocked me is that the ice rink had a defibrillator
A good example for having an AED wherever a First Aid Kit is located
Imagine having the skills to save someone's life, that's wonderful!
helping the medical professionals onto the ice is nothing special. it happens all the time in professional games. the big news is the doctor on the ice on the opposing team
Everyone Is like 50 percent life saver in them. Even helping rescue SKATE to the scene. I say everyone involved deserves a medal for this.
I had a teacher named Craig Bryant that got caught watching adult videos in class
adult? Adult swim? or..
@@bludst or... 👉👌
@@lilspam194 LOL porn
@@lilspam194 omg wtf!
Ive heard of a sub in my math watching porn
Good thing he as NOT BY HIMESELF. It would have been really bad if he was driving and had a heart attack! The same thing happened to my grandpa! Around 3 years ago he was playing tennis with 3 other people for fun when suddenly and hour in, he had a heart attack. The people he was playing with was miraculously ER doctors and immediately starting doing Chest compressions [CPR]! 1 doctor got a defibrillator until the Ambulance came. About a week later he had Open Heart Surgery. He is well now and thank god he made it through!
0:32 If he went into cardiac arrest and his heart stopped, its fasle to say that the CPR didnt work. A defib doesnt start the heart..
Cpr keeps blood circulating to the brain while the heart is shocked back into a more normal rhythm. Aeds don't start the heart but more or less "reset" it
My stepdad passed in 2012 this exact same way.. Very lucky this man had a doctor on scene to save his life.
It's just insane how fast you go down when the heart stops.
omgggg I know this is serious but the way they drag out the paramedics had me LMAOOOO
Thank god that doctor was their life saver
I wish my grandfather had this kind of help when he had his heart attack; he'd still be with us. It happened in 1961, and he'd be 142 years old now, but he'd still be with us.
What a wonderful story. It’s so reassuring to know that no medical professional is ever off duty. They’re all saints walking amongst us.
This is a serious topic and I’m absolutely GLAD that the man survived but those paramedics being guided absolutely had me ROLLINGGGGG😭
Real life hero 👌🏻 sprang into action no questions asked
Lesson learned: wear matching socks in case of heart attack.
I bet he said “ah screw matching socks nobody gonna see em”
I wish my grandfather had this kind of help he would still be here
Just shows how u never know when your life can end..
Wow! He’s so lucky that everyone reacted so quickly. Wishing you continued good health 🙂👍💕🇨🇦
Scary stuff. After what happened to damar Hamlin I started watching these videos.. prayers to all
Bruh. If the paramedics slipped and fell, they’ll need to call 911 too. Good thing the players were there for support.
I’m so happy about the guy surviving. But man that was the funniest thing about the paramedics getting escorted across.
This emergency room doctor is 12 stars excellent enough to rush over to save another players life.
Thank god hes ok and good job to the all the players involved
You really CAN find Doctors in the weirdest places.
Im dead af seeing the EMS getting held as they take him towards the patient lmao
Survival for out of hospital cardiac arrest (meaning you eventually get discharged from hospital) is about 8 percent. Very lucky guy. I am an ER doc
Bruh they had a power play and didn't even take advantage smh
Bless that Dr! Saved his life!
Moral of story:
Always have a doctor hockey player out there
Played hockey for 12 years, a family member of mine who was at the rink is a nurse. She’s had to help a lot of kids recently during a tournament. One guy broke a vertebrae. I’m convinced she likely saved him from a good amount of nerve damage, as the opposing team wanted to move him off the ice. She said absolutely not, and helped him until the ambulance got there.
The day after, before a game I was playing in had begun, a kid had gotten injured in the game previous. She went out to help him out. It was funny because I was going out to the rink to see how much time we had left, and stumbled upon her coming through the door with the guy saying “yup, you’re done for now.”
Thank God they were wearing skates !!
why wouldn't they be?
Jake Ferrar Yeah😂
@@jakeferrar4016 they could have been wearing ballet shoes which would have made it difficult to move around!
bediss Heni omg haha
@@ryantam9790 comon...leave that pity joke for god sake
The same thing happened to my grandpa but he was playing basketball and luckily he is still alive to this day
She’s like “look at that the paramedics can’t skate.” Like what do u expect the paramedics to put skates on then help him. Like wtf😂
0:56
Exactly. Even in professional hockey games the paramedics don't have skates on.
either you or someone else copy pasted this and commented it again lol
If you go to an ice rink, check if they have a defibrillator somewhere (they usually do). If you need it, you don't have time to go looking.
There is nothing this ER doctor did that any other player on that team couldn't have done. That's not to speak bad of this doctor, but it is to encourage EVERYBODY to LEARN CPR! Part of learning CPR is also learning how to use an AED. There were 20 other guys there who could've done the same thing. Nice work to this doctor and use it as inspiration to learn how to save a life.
Your an idiot. The doctor reacted instantly knowing exactly what to do. Normal civilians would panic and think he just fainted. He knew to get a defibrillator and gave him CPR until medics arrived. This doctor is a life savor, something your to stupid to understand. Doctors have a calmness about them and know when something is wrong.
Did you even watch the video the doctor applied CPR as soon as he could smh idiot
Drew, be so serious right now
Would they have known to call for the defibrillator at the right moment and how to use it as quickly as an ER doctor? Perhaps but I’m gonna say having an expert there certainly increased his chances of survival even more!
I'm sure those paramedics inside thighs were literally "clutched" so that would hold steady and not fall. This was amazing that they were able to save this guy!
Bro.. every second of this was a banger after banger..
bless everyone for there quick response to that scary event
He needs some type of high honor 🥇
He was given a signed Wayne Gretzky jersey as a token of appreciation while on the jumbotron at a Charlotte Checkers game
My friends dad ended up suffering a heart attack and dying during what was supposed to be a fun thing before our season ended, just tragic.
IS ANYONE HERE A DOCTOR???
I've always dreamed of being able to answer yes to that question! Haha
Easy Does it nice
Easy Does it breast examination
*YES*
I AM!
This is one of the best being in the right place at the right time.
Salute to the doc and everyone for being alert.
Thats why hockey is the best sport, class act.
I worked at a rink where someone had a brain aneurysm on the ice. We did all we could, CPR, defibrillator. He never had a chance.
Dr.Craig Bryant is The best doctor
wow absolutely unreal how fortunate this man is!!
anyone getting this recommended after Eriksen collasped?
Nah, It got recommended to me just befote the collapse. I instantly knew something was wrong
yes
The paramedics getting scooted to the scene was funny hahaha glad it was a happy ending
0:54 amazing
If it happens in a hospital, the doctors may not be available so quickly.
CPR is very helpful in life and death situations so we all gotta learn it... 🙏💛
Nice legs
Every single of them were so quick to notice and respond
WHAT A GREAT STORY, WITH AN EVEN BETTER ENDING.
A blessing for him that a physician was there fast enough to respond. I guess that's why NHL preferred teams to have their own emergency physician's on standby
BEST TEAMS EVER! So amazing!!!! ❤️
I did CPR to my neighbour today but unfortunately he died. I’m receiving CPR training every year as I am a healthcare professional. Today I had to do in practice on a person what I’m learning every year on a mannequin. I feel awful and guilty even if I know is not my fault because he was for more than 6 minutes without cpr before his wife start screaming in the building so the possibility of a brain damage was very high. But I’m literally trying to process what happened and can’t rest. RIP to all the Angels up there we couldn’t save !
"the paramedics can't skate so the players help them across the ice"
Uh... That happens in almost any league from House to the NHL
so crazy you can just be having a regular day and all of a sudden you're on the brink of death
Hockey Player: (has heart attack)
Other hockey player: *now this looks like a job for me*
Other hockey players: The heck they doin' over there?
That AED saved that mans life, good job getting that fella a shock ASAP
And after the man awoke in the hospital and noticing his $600,000 medical bill, has another heart attack.
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