Valentine's Day Chaos at London's Trauma Centre - 24 Hours in A&E - S03 EP4 - Medical Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2023
- n emotionally charged day at Kings College Hospital London, featuring a series of life-changing events on Valentine's Day. Witness a motorbike accident, a dog bite incident, a scary stroke case, and a risky apartment fall. Amidst the turmoil, heartfelt tales of love and resilience unfold.
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Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
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Ronald is so lovely! I'd love to adopt him as my grandfather.❤
I really appreciate how dressed up Ron gets even for minor occasions, like going to the hospital. He looks so proud in his interview suit.
That was so sweet of Gary to buy that older woman flowers for her birthday...he didn't even know her, but knew she was alone & he wanted to make her happy for her birthday...such a sweet & kind gesture...brought tears to my eyes. I'm 74 & I'm alone...I know if someone did that with me, I'd cry for sure, but they would be happy tears. Bless you Gary!! The young gentlemen's answer to, if they know about love & have them been in love, was precious!! I hope they find real love too!!
I just love Ronald. What a lovely man
My husband notice me having back and chest pains insisted I go to the Dr., I had a massive heart attack, I shouldn’t be here. Then during the pandemic he had to have the same operation. I had to drop him off and go home, the site of him walking into the hospital by himself, will never ever leave me. He survived.
Were i live they would have had to airlift you to another country for treatment.. so i can relate.
I had to see my dad fly off & not being able to be there for him (there is no space in the chopper for any passangers like in an ambulance). He also had a heart attack, he had it for days & refused to go to hospital. Insisted on going to work for days..my mom finally didnt accept that & forced him to the ER.. I had to stand there by the helipad by myself. Seeing my dad being airlifted to uppsala in sweden. Thats a 4h trip with ferry & buss/car.
My friend had to watch his GF be flown off to the mainland to Turku, (thats over 5h one way trip by ferry). When they were about to get their first child bcs of major complications. Imagine being alone in a hospital you never been in & you dont speak the language so you are REALLY isolated. And on top of that you are about to have your first child. Alone. Not being able to speak to nurses or anyone. Being scared to death for your child not making it..
I live on an island in the middle, straight between sweden & finland.
We have a great hospital, with an ER etc but it's hard to get staff. So we often have to airlift patients to either finland or sweden for the specialised care.. it costs a fortune, but it's neccesary
My sister also had her long awaited first born during the pandemic. she gave birth at our local hospital & only the father was allowed to be there. As long as he didnt leave. They told us nothing, all of a sudden we got pictures of this sweet little newborn baby boy to our phones.. she didnt need to be airlifted thankfully. We do have maturnity wards. But if there is complications esp at night or weekends and the OR is already in use (we only have 1 team at night/weekends) and often there is no time to wait for them to finish so then we have to fly you to either Uppsala or Turku.
You & your husband would both have gotten a trip to sweden bcs all hert related are sent there. Rest goes to the mainland-finland & Turku.
That's terrible. I bet you cried seeing him go in by himself. I sure would have. I'm very happy you both made it.
@@pegs1659 Yeah, more like hyperventilated.
❤️glad you are here for your family and friends! I wish you a long happy life together
I think it was so awful! Those covid policies.
You don’t want your mental health practitioner to be described as “chaotic”.
Also, he is acting like a 6 year old with the screaming. He is an adult. Get with it .😮
The little old man. What a sweetheart
Gary and his wife are SOOOO sweet together!!
That first older gentleman was an absolute treasure I wish he was my grandpa or father I would love to meet him what a spirit protect him at all costs lol blessings sir thank you for your service as well in the military ❤❤
Ronald is the sweetest, most erudite man & so handsome in his suit & coat. He’s utterly charming & kind & so open minded & accepting for an older chap. He reminds me of my recently passed dad. I think he’s just lovely! His wife was a lucky lady.
Can I just say how much I love Malcolm and Jenn?
Love Ron! What a character and great perspective on life!
Something tells me that there are a few widows/single ladies in his age category who are quite interested. I'm at least 20 years younger, but I'd be happy to go to the cinema with him!
Hello Jennifer, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
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I absolutely love Ronald, he's incredible ❤..WOW he met Boy George 🌈.Ronald is Sweet & Salty..anyone who ever met him in their lifetime are-were blessed💜🥰
Gary is such a big teddy bear. So sweet.💜
It's sort of sweet how Ronald's wife waited until he left the room to pass away. She didn't want him to see it.
I worked in healthcare for 20 years and have seen that many times.They don't like an audience at the end.
I'm a hospice nurse. It never ceases to amaze me how people choose how and when they die.
So sad for him. He seems so kind.
My uncle did the same thing. Held on as I made a 12 hour drive then died less than 30 minutes after all of us had left the room, right as the sun was setting.
@@TinyScorpion44Same with my Nan and Grandad.
My heart breaks for that elderly gentleman 😢I hope he is still here .Bless his heart ❤️
I know! He cracked me up with the Pride parade story about Boy George!! 😂
Hopefully but this season is over 10 years old
I think he was inspiring.
@@smugandsmarmy So cool he went to the parade, recognized Boy George and knew his true name 🤩
He is BEYOND ADORABLE!
I love Mr. Kale(?) (Ronald?) and his attitude toward LIVING! What a delightful man!❤
Benjie 💖 what a dear little dog and so wonderful he can go with his dad down to the pub
Graham is such a great Dr. so kind, patient and compassionate.
So lovely of Ronald to come to the ER wearing a nice shirt and tie and so sweet of him to not blame his dog for what happened. " Are you going to put him down ? " she asked that without even knowing what occured.
He was my favorite patient. So kind and witty. Loved his deep voice too.
She said, "you're not going to put him down?" Which is different
😳 Ron hands down has the most noble eloquent accent I've ever heard hah
I'm not familiar with what accents are associated with different locations in the UK--is his common of an area in particular?
Posh London accent
It's definitely "old school refined"!!
I have to be hospitalized at least once every 6 weeks. My nurses, Dr., And all the other staff are exceptional. They are so caring, and professionals. It makes it so much better, when they show you that you are important, and they actually care about you welfare.
I’m in love with Ron! What. Delightful man!
Ronald is so cute and sweet and proper!! I love him!! ❤️
What a gentleman Ron is.
What a great old gentleman.Excellent help
Gary is a gem
Gary looks like the loveable Captain Kangaroo from my childhood. Such a sweet couple.
As a wife I would be very very upset quite hurt and angry and sad and devastated if my husband didn't call me when he was injured the severely and needed major surgery! I understand him not wanting to upset her or scare her but he needs to think about her feelings too😊
Absolutely fell in love with the old gentleman with the dog bite. What a delightful chap!!!
All my love and best wishes to everyone in the vlog, especially Ron❤
Vlog?
This is an old TV series. And the episodes are around 10y old.
I wouldn't be angry that he rode a bike, more angry that he placed your son in a position to lie to you and handle a situation that you have the right to handle or know about.
I love that man he is so precious
Hello Jane, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
He looked sad when he said “ don’t tell mum.” He needs her!
I always love seeing Snr Sr Jen! ❤❤
Hello Jennifer, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
@@user-rt4en2mb1u Hello to you too Trevor! I'm quite safe & healthy thanks. It's winter here, so am all rugged up, but it's still better than the heat. I've been on a waiting list for a knee replacement & finally have a date, 2-weeks time, so now I'm getting a bit anxious. I've been an RN for 35yrs & you'd think I wouldn't be that worried but sometimes ignorance is bliss. How about you? Are you okay? Where do you live? Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
Hahah, the psychologist's wife: "He can't get on the bike again!"
I adore Ronald Kane! The way he kept saying ‘helllllllloooooew’ glorious!
If I was the spouse of the guy with the broken shoulder/arm, I would've been absolutely LIVID that he waited to call me to tell me about the accident.
Mr. Crane has the best voice
Those oldies in the UK are wonderful, such characters.
I have a crush on ronald , he is a hero and a gentleman
I love the story of her and Gary ❤
I did not care for the psychologist. To me he came across as an arrogant baby.
Definitely.
The way kept telling the doctor to stop talking, so he could know the time!
You got that right. And so rude to the dr. Told him to stop talking. Of all the nerve.
How ironic is it he he gives lessons on pain management! Yeah immature is more like it. My husband has been riding motorcycles since he was a kid, a mini bike then dirt bike then street bike and now a touring bike. I ride too, can’t imagine being told you can’t.
I agree. Quite rude. There they are helping him, & all he can do is be nasty. A shame really.
Love Mr. Kane! How I would love to have tea with him
Hello Laura, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Ronald is a cheeky little devil isn't he. 😉
That nurse is from New Zealand 🎉
Hello Jen, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
she certainly is
And Dr. Graham is Australian
Whatever it is try and be respectful to medical staff who care and stop using abusive language. PERIOD.
I am so in love with Ronald. Mad dogs and Englishmen!
So very sad for Ron. It was like that with my Nan. We had stepped out of the room so they could get her ready for bed. The nurse said she leaned my Nan forward, getting her nighty on and resting against her, when my Nan''s heart just stopped. It was as fast as that. I'm glad that even though we weren't there (we'd been with her all that day,) that somebody was holding her close to them as she slipped away.
Was Johns bike really stolen at the accident site?!!
why didn't the motorcyclist get the machine you breathe in for pain relief?
I'm trying very hard to feel sorry for the psychologist who wrecked his bike.
All the BS about mind controlling pain, and the brain can learn to ignore pain - just meditate, just do yoga, just do CBT -
It;s all bullsh!t when you have real pain, isn't it, Doctor?
Isn't it?
Yes❗ I wonder if it's changed how he works with his clients.
When he said "STOP TALKING!" 3 times consecutively, I was hoping that was the drugs talking. So rude!
I didn't like him at all! And the racket he was making made me grit my teeth.
He helps people with chronic pain caused by things like fibromyalgia, CRPS, cancer and the like, it’s a little different when your shoulder is so severely shattered that your shoulder blade is broke too, then given a horse tranquilizer so the bones can be reset, a pain so intense that people pass out from it. Maybe stop being a tool, and realize this man also avoided ruining his wife and daughters trip abroad, he had no one by his side to comfort him. Wow, I feel so much disgust with these arrogant and highly judgmental comments, never have I ever seen so much self entitlement.
As a person that suffers from chronic illness and that has benefitted from meditation, and techniques to cope, I’m grateful for people like John. I can’t imagine comparing my daily headaches, and constant back pain to a torturous motorcycle accident. The world is nuts, I hate how ridiculous society has gotten. I guess John needs to learn manner whilst coming off of ketamine and dealing with level 10 pain. This is the
Id10t comment section for sure.
Actually, no, it’s not BS at all❣️. You’re still going to feel the pain, but you will have a better method of coping.
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5:41 There is a crumple zone, the rider
Ron made me tear up.
I think I would have done the same what the biker did when the doc was explaining the pain meds, yeah fine ok. Like the dude is in pain, hurry up and tell me what you need and give him the pain meds. :)
I like the surgeon who made it clear there will be post op pain and a scar. In the USA they tend to minimize the truth of post op problems.
Stanford University hospitals transplant team calls them, "donorcycles".
Yep!!!!
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Narcissism would not let you care about your partners worries about the bike.
Graham is a cute Doctor I have to say. I‘d like him to be in the ER if I have ever an accident.
I want to pack Ron up and have him come live with my family.
Do you have an update on the older gentleman that was singing? (He was Kathy's husband.)
He was treated for a dog bite and released
That guy is mad about waiting 2 hours, try coming to the US and waiting over 24 hours..
Ron, you sly dog. 😂
I hope the psychologist used this experience to help his patients if his techniques did not work on himself.
John has to be the biggest baby ever, screaming and cursing doesn’t do anything for pain!
Hello Cindy, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
If I were that wife...oh boy. Teaching our children to hide important information from me, I think the f#$% not! I don't care how old they are, big important things like car accidents and hospitalizations. Yea no. Add to it his "profession" No sympathy. I hope his wife reamed him and established clear boundaries on that one.
Hello Jinn, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
3 times in love? No young man you haven't. But if you ever do it'll be worth the wait.
That psychologist tho 😂😂😂
I want RONALD to Kiss MY hand!!! Wouldn't wash it ever again😅
Hello Susan, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
He’s a therapist who teaches pain management….😂😂😂😂😂😂
My husband rides a bike. I have learned over our 43 years to trust in theLord no matter what happens. My husbands loves riding and I’ll never take it from him .
Maybe the Lord will. He does that sort of thing. Frequently.
You need to text your videos. Much easier to follow :)
Partner of the motorbike guy - it's not your choice whether he rides a motorbike - it's his
That first youngish doctor on John's case is utterly useless.
Why? Because he asked a more experienced doctor to provide a serious pain killer? That's not useless, that's responsible.
@@annaroy1694 It's not that. I agree that it is responsible to ask someone else to provide the medication but he had no idea how to speak to the patient and just seemed to shift the responsibility. He could have asked the other doctor for recommendation and administer the medication himself.
@@blondecat666 If you're having an issue with a patient it's the responsible thing to see if someone else can deal better with them rather than escalating the situation.
@@blondecat666 Junior doctors need to be taught how to deal with things and when to give and how much of such medication.
Seemed fine to me.