OK, have to defend myself. I did NOT lift the bale that high. It was just high enough to see under to the road ahead. They showed up with a fake hay bale made of straw and chicken wire (it was yellow and they didn’t understand the difference between straw and hay….they spent hours spraying the straw with cans of paint). But the hay bale was too light and wouldn’t fall out of the bucket. They put it as high as it would go and shoved it out with a broom handle :>). Dan Caliendo
Did an actor play you during the re-enactment Dr. C..or did you play yourself??? Why would any victim want to relive a nasty experience for a fantastic show?!
Thank you for this recording. My mother was the in charge nurse when Dr. C. was brought in that day and my grandfather was an administrative part of the LifeWATCH program.
Dear god this must’ve been traumatizing for the doctors and his wife and kids, seeing their friend/family member being so near to death like that. And especially for Doctor C, poor guy must have some PTSD from that event.
Mary Jo died in 2016. Dr. Caliendo wrote this poem about her: "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal." Over those 50 years we managed to fill our marriage vows to have and to hold: For better: a loving family, fun times playing cards and vacationing with our friends, four wheeling and skiing the mountains, volunteering at the zoo, competing in dog agility and obedience, and making a loving home for Dan For Worse: a year apart while Dan was in Viet Nam, watching a falling hay bale paralyze Dan, loss of family members and pets. For Richer: blessed with all we needed and our little corner of the earth for a home For Poorer: during medical school we both part time jobs and ate liver, spaghetti and hamburger all month so we could afford to buy a piece of round steak for the charcoal grill at the end of the month. In Sickness: Dan's 5 months in rehab after being paralyzed, Jo's month in ICU with 3 abdominal surgeries in 5 days, and the last month dying at home with a weak heart. In Health: all those years of being able to raise a family and establish a home in good health To love and cherish until death do us part: that we did for 50 great years living the definition of a soul mate: "Two people so in love that they become like one person making each other feel whole and like no piece is missing from the puzzle." Source: www.heritageofandover.com/obituary/mary-caliendo
I would be horrified to be on a scene where someone I know or love is the victim of an accident. I don’t know what I would do. I am glad there are people who are out there that work in this field.
This just goes to show, you cares if we are in wheelchairs, we are still people and still do whatever we want, people always told me that I can't be a security officer or let alone do anything in law enforcement because of that... oh, really, dit down, shut up and watch, I have now been a security officer for 5 1/2 years, and shift supervisor for 3 1/2 never give up, never surrender
What Dan should've down is when he heard the chain snap, he must immediately jump off the tractor on one side and check his landing before jumping off before the bail crushes him.
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OK, have to defend myself. I did NOT lift the bale that high. It was just high enough to see under to the road ahead. They showed up with a fake hay bale made of straw and chicken wire (it was yellow and they didn’t understand the difference between straw and hay….they spent hours spraying the straw with cans of paint). But the hay bale was too light and wouldn’t fall out of the bucket. They put it as high as it would go and shoved it out with a broom handle :>). Dan Caliendo
I’m so grateful you are ok. If you are retired, I hope you are enjoying it.
Did an actor play you during the re-enactment Dr. C..or did you play yourself??? Why would any victim want to relive a nasty experience for a fantastic show?!
I have made friends with several people who are paralyzed. Had a great uncle paralyzed from chest below after tree fell on him 70 years ago
Amazing story and you are still working.
Glad to hear that you are doing well, Dr. C 😊
She is always a hero. She saved his life that day.
@Chris Bradley so true
Thank you for this recording. My mother was the in charge nurse when Dr. C. was brought in that day and my grandfather was an administrative part of the LifeWATCH program.
Do you know how he is doing today?
@@generichuman2044 He is still going strong and doing well. As far as I know, he’s still working. 55 years in medicine is something else!
@@ThatCodeBlue amazing to hear. Thanks for the reply
@@generichuman2044 Of course! His beautiful Mary Jo is looking down on him and guarding him.
@S C I don’t know.
Dear god this must’ve been traumatizing for the doctors and his wife and kids, seeing their friend/family member being so near to death like that. And especially for Doctor C, poor guy must have some PTSD from that event.
Simply amazing. Great work by the responders to stabilize his spine and to help save his life.
Mary Jo died in 2016. Dr. Caliendo wrote this poem about her:
"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal."
Over those 50 years we managed to fill our marriage vows to have and to hold:
For better: a loving family, fun times playing cards and vacationing with our friends, four wheeling and skiing the mountains, volunteering at the zoo, competing in dog agility and obedience, and making a loving home for Dan
For Worse: a year apart while Dan was in Viet Nam, watching a falling hay bale paralyze Dan, loss of family members and pets.
For Richer: blessed with all we needed and our little corner of the earth for a home
For Poorer: during medical school we both part time jobs and ate liver, spaghetti and hamburger all month so we could afford to buy a piece of round steak for the charcoal grill at the end of the month.
In Sickness: Dan's 5 months in rehab after being paralyzed, Jo's month in ICU with 3 abdominal surgeries in 5 days, and the last month dying at home with a weak heart.
In Health: all those years of being able to raise a family and establish a home in good health
To love and cherish until death do us part: that we did for 50 great years living the definition of a soul mate: "Two people so in love that they become like one person making each other feel whole and like no piece is missing from the puzzle."
Source: www.heritageofandover.com/obituary/mary-caliendo
I’m glad they managed to make it to 50.
I would be horrified to be on a scene where someone I know or love is the victim of an accident. I don’t know what I would do. I am glad there are people who are out there that work in this field.
Some hay bales can be extremely dangerous. This man is lucky to be alive.
If anyone says working on the farm is safe,well you are wrong, sometimes it can be dangerous depending on the situation, be careful and caution ⚠️
Correct
Hay hay hay! No other people were around to guide him?!
I think that is why the cab was built on tractors, but he probably didn’t get a cab with the tractor
I feel bad for him,
“We should care for all people not just for those that we know about”
Goodnight everyone!😴
12:21 it's nice he went back to work as a doctor
I would think a doctor would make smarter decisions but I guess he's still human and we're entitled to screw up every now and then.
He should've lowered it.
Who would've thought that hay could be that heavy.
this bail of hay was heavier because it was wet
5x6 round alfalfa 2200 and up.
Well remember when something is wet can make it heavier, he shouldn't be trying big up wet hay,that's very risky, he should be more careful than that
@@coreyhill681 You are all right.
I be more worried about if a hay beale fell on me I be more worried about my life
This shit could've been prevented if that doctor had the right equipment
He shouldn't have done that bad idea
yes realy its a pity. At least he is happy back to work and i think he needs that to keep him going. so he has a Future still.
I think I may have been a patient of his I mean this is when I was a baby but yeah doctor Daniel Kelly
As a rancher, we all do things we should no better then too do, but things like this, sadly, makes me take the time to work safer
Rescue 911 get put your seatbelt on you crazy lady you gotta get ticket
This just goes to show, you cares if we are in wheelchairs, we are still people and still do whatever we want, people always told me that I can't be a security officer or let alone do anything in law enforcement because of that... oh, really, dit down, shut up and watch, I have now been a security officer for 5 1/2 years, and shift supervisor for 3 1/2 never give up, never surrender
How did u get paralyzed?
My husband call 911 2 times
What Dan should've down is when he heard the chain snap, he must immediately jump off the tractor on one side and check his landing before jumping off before the bail crushes him.
he probably did not have time to react in the real incident
he didnt have time, it rolled off as soon as the chain broke
Seriously?? Ever seen how fast 2000 lbs of anything falls?? You have no chance to move.
May Mary Jo RIP
Wife when too get help
So sad that Mary Jo passed away in 2016. She saved his life
Is Dan still around or passed
Hi
Ask for help it takes a real man to ask for help with a job
5:18!