Medical Emergencies: True Stories from the Frontlines of Care | Full Episode
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- Get an inside look at the fast-paced world of emergency medicine in this reality TV show. Follow the lives of medical professionals as they navigate the highs and lows of their jobs, from dealing with challenging patients to managing the chaos of a busy A&E. This show is a must-see for anyone interested in human interest stories and real-life medical dramas.
The `red phone' from the ambulance service rings, signalling the imminent arrival of a seriously-ill patient. Thirty-one-year-old Brendan has had a head-on collision between his motorbike and a car, `bulls-eyeing' the windscreen.
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"24 Hours in A&E" is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, "24 Hours in A&E" showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
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.
Overall, "24 Hours in A&E" is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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The mother- son duo was so disturbing. She seemed so proud of the fact she gave her son everything he wanted growing up and wonders why he is like he is now
He will be a legend. The oldest man baby in diapers on the planet. What a legend!!
Too bad the nurse couldn't give both of them a shot of reality. Unless this brat eventually had a total personality transplant, he will have had a pretty miserable life.
I was an X-ray tech in an ER and OR for 26 years and saw a lot of sad things but also some miracles. Unfortunately, when my husband was admitted to the hospital twice in 3 months I knew the end was near. 2 months later shuffled into the living room, held his chest and said "I'm dying." I knew it was true and asked if he wanted to go to the hospital again and he said no, he wanted to die in his own bed without tubes and wires and all. Three days later he passed away just as he had wished. His face was so peaceful and I will always remember that. It was only 7 months ago and it still hurts every day, but I am grateful that his wishes were granted and I was there with him at the end.
Thank you for sharing. I'm glad he died peacefully and that you were able to be with him. I hope that whenever your time comes to join him, that your wishes are respected as well.
Bless you. You gave him the dignity and peace he needed at the end. We all want that, but our health systems are geared to put our bodies through a roller coaster of horrors . Such a misery.
I am so very sorry for your pain. I know you take comfort in knowing his wishes were followed, but what an empty space in you life. I pray for your peace and solace.❤
@@SandraNelson063 Our hospitals are geared toward save the life of the patient at any cost. This is why we have people who want assisted suicide. If you watch the videos of heart attacks, you will find that in the UK if you have a heart attack away from the hospital you are not likely to survive. I hope when my time comes, and it could be anytime now, I want to be at home when I die also.
@@mjb12141963 Both my parents had heart attacks. My Mum survived hers; my Dad said he wanted to die at home and not in a hospital attached to all those tubes. I think they both got their wish granted :)
What an immature 19 year old! His mom created that “legend.” I hope she’s proud!
Spoiled brat
It was ridiculous!
His collegues will enjoy this beautiful portrait of him in a few years.
Weird it was weird .😮
he is repulsive
Nurse Jen is an absolute sweetheart. Not saying others aren't, but she just has a real sweet spirit about her.
I totally agree. It's like she treats everyone as if they are her family.
Jen is awesome!
The two sisters, the older two where the one broke her wrist while they were out shopping, they were absolutely HILARIOUS & I can only imagine what their family holiday parties are like!!!!!!!! 😂❤
She made me think of my mom who also liked Johnny Depp. We had a loft room upstairs and she liked to say that she had Christopher from The Sopranos up there ready to act as her enforcer. Lol
The one looked a bit like the Are You Being Served actress
@@kaoldt97 I hadn't seen that until you mentioned it, but you are right.
The golden girls 🤣🤣
Seeing the sisters made me happy and sad because I want that at 42 yrs old lol
Alec's greatest achievement, putting his hand through double glazing. 👏 You go boy! There's definitely something wrong here, mother sitting looking in awe at his beautiful ear!!
He'll love to see this big achievment of his online in a few years. His collegues will love it even more...
Bets that she's a single parent and had him in her teens
@@lisafox3907 Why? I was a single mom in my teens & never treated my kids like this or acted like this. But then neither did any of my kids behave this way either. 🤔
@@silkehartner7842OH he is to be getting fame he so much the want. 🤣🙄
Spoilt brat he is , needs to go to boot camp and his mum ????????
I sympathize with the lady who is just finished with pain.
Since this opioid paranoia started, those of us in pain are left hurting, and being labeled "drug-seeking."
No one cares, no one can do anything about it.
The largest pain specialist clinic in the entire region has let all their medical doctors go, and hired all psychiatrists and psychologists. They have a disclaimer on their website that says, "This clinic does not prescribe pain medication, and does not perform procedures."
It's ridiculous.
@NotLukewarm-mt2xy: I completely agree with your words. So very many of us suffer legitimate chronic and extreme pain and have to beg for less than adequate treatment from spineless physicians. Meanwhile, addicts receive any amount of desired pain medication. This is the state of our sad world today!
My first reply to you was removed by the powers that be at TH-cam. Apparently a person with factual information is not free to comment as she wishes, yet nasty, vile people can say what they wish without censor!
@@elainelessack I used to believe the way you do about methadone clinics. But I understand and agree with what they're doing.
By the time someone has an addiction, it's no longer a voluntary thing. The actual brain structure has changed, and the compulsion to use is as strong or stronger than your compulsion to drink water when you're thirsty. With the methadone, they are able to be safe, with little danger of O.D., and since it's prescribed, they can get a job, they don't have to steal, and they don't get enough to get high, just enough to fill their brain into thinking it got what it wanted.
As they get back with their family, find a place to live, etc., They find they need less and less of the methadone.
So I get that. I just don't get refusing to treat pain
I’m curious where you are, if I may ask? I’m in Georgia, in the States, and have several chronic illnesses and autoimmune illnesses that are quite painful. I have found some wonderful docs here that do prescribe necessary meds and do many pain relieving procedures. I did have to do a lot of tests, X-rays, etc to prove the validity of my problems, but I had already had those done before my first visit for diagnostic reasons. If you’re anywhere near me, I’ll be happy to share the info. Best of luck to you in finding help and relief 🤍
@@DiZoSoMom I'm in Western NC.
Our largest pain clinic has recently fired/gotten rid of every M.D. and hired all psychiatrists. They proclaim in their site that they do not write prescriptions and do not perform medical procedures at all.
70% of local chronic pain patients now either must sign contracts to never accept or use pain meds without the clinic's written permission, or be dismissed, with a 8-12 month waiting list for any other pain doctor in 100 -mile radius.
I despise hot, humid weather, but if GA doctors aren't afraid of treating patients, I might move there.
It took us 5 months to find a gp who would even accept my late husband as a new patient unless he ceased all pain meds and signed an agreement to never go back in them.
what i found upsetting and very very true, is the focus on her weight. just because a person is overweight, that isn't the be all end all of their illness....how many people lose weight and still suffer, but it they had dealt with the issue then, it would be better, than waiting for a person to lose weight and still have the issues.
Lynn is absolutely right! You are treated like a nothing when you're fat. I did the gastric bypass also and while the pain I have is different that what Lynn is experiencing - I still have the pain. Losing weight didn't change that in the least. I wish people - especially those in the medical field - would acknowledge that losing weight isn't going to fix everything for a person.
Same here I have the runs all day been on Imodium ad since November 2021 drs don't know what to do
Unfortunately I have found that every solution creates a new set of problems
Keep going , I had diarrhoea for more than 2 years. Finally found a stomach and bowel dr who prescribed various medications until we hit upon one combination which hasn’t cured it, but keeps it under control nicely
If your skinny too , same thing , it's the people's your with , y I'm moving, : )
So quit eating. You're stealing healthcare from normal humans
Jen is my favourite nurse for so many reasons. I think that every time she's on!
Oh wow. I think George knew it was his time. Just that look in his eyes and how emotional he was. He knew.
He wants to be a legend - it’s a job. So many things I never knew before - that’s why I like these programs
It's idiotic and concerning
Like Evel Knievel?
Jake was such a sweetheart with his great uncle.
It was so sad how things ended. R.I.P. Old lad.. And take care Jake🙅💔💜
I just seen it that made me cry this is sad... It's crazy how criminals can live well into their '90s but sweet dudes like this man they die 70 60 it's really sad. The world needs more people like him not less
The amount of love and respect he had for his uncle was amazing. You can tell he was still stunned that his uncle had passed.
The young man who put his fist through the glass ..... yeah, it is great that his hand serves as a stupidity meter for him when he gets angry ..... but he really should seek out some counseling and anger management to find the root of his bouts of such anger.
At the beginning he said something about an incident with the policy and something about "after my 5 months my record is clean." This lad really needs some intervention
The "boy" with the hand injury sounds like a cocky spoiled brat.
He is taking time and resources that could be better used by real patients.
My ex husband put his fist through his windshield when we were dating cause he got mad at his uncle, he gashed the top of his forearm like that kid did it was gross an he refused to go to hospital to get it stitched
And don’t you just love the remark: it’s about time’……..
His mother is his major problem. Her little baby. He’s an entitled attitude that will never get better with that mother.
At the the end one of the “sisters” and a patient’s wife speak of never taking anything for granted and the wife mentions getting up to make his breakfast sometimes. I became disabled 8 years ago. I was a nurse and am a mother of 6 grown children and a wife to a wonderful man. Getting up with him every morning has been the only thing that has stayed the same since my body started shutting down. I now make him breakfast every single day regardless of how I’m feeling for many reasons but the main two are #1- just to give back a little of what he does for me every single day both physically and mentally and the 2nd is just not knowing when the last time seeing each other will truly be the last time on this earth. He deserves the world and I try to do as much as I possibly can to spoil him. He spoils me every single day and I only wish I could physically do more to spoil him. He works so hard and then comes home and works more. I can make most meals from my chair and do small batches of dishes while also in my chair so I try the hardest I possibly can. I can see how much my effort means to him and that makes me feel complete inside ❤️❤️❤️
Hang in there.
“This one always got whatever he wanted” yeah lady, that goes without saying 😅
These amazing people handle so much physically and emotionally.
I hope they know how much we appreciate them.
Agreed.
@michellelillie6259 - Thank you…that is so nice to hear because we do feel taken for granted at times in A & E. The really heroic cases, we are recognized for, but the daily grind -as seen here- well it truly can wear on you but I still love nursing. thank you for your kind words !
I’m fat. I’m in Canada and I had sudden razorblades-like pain in my knees. I saw a specialist and was dismissed. He said it wasn’t bone on bone yet, like i was just whining about nothing. I had to figure out for myself that it was gout and my GP prescribed uloric and it cured it (it’s been years now). If I could figure it out on my own, the so-called specialist should have been able to help me- but i’m fat so there you go.
She is so right about a person after they pass away...they are a shell...they don't look like they did, before they passed...it has always surprised me somewhat...just wasn't expecting that...both our almost 8 month old baby daughter & then my husband...they were just shells, after they passed.😢 Yes, NEVER take one second with those you love, for granted...you never know when it could be the last time you have to spend with them, loving them & caring for them & about them. Not one day passes, still...that I don't terribly miss our baby & my husband💔
I have sympathy for you Janet! We also lost a child but at birth after my wife carried her for 8 1/2 months. We remember Jessica as we saw her then, we have nothing to compare her looks to. Blessings to you!
@@sarge6870 sarge, I'm so very sorry for your loss, as well...losing a child is probably the most difficult thing some of us have to face in life. I take it you are either in the service or once were? My late husband was in the Army...he was making it a career, until his cancer came back. He acquired the cancer from his service in Vietnam, during the war there. He had it 3 times, with the last time, taking his life...he was only 51 years old. He's been gone now 29 years this coming December. Not one day passes, still, that I don't terribly miss him, as well. Blessings, my friend🙏♥
@@janetbrowning9089 I served 12 years in the U.S. Army. My brother who also served in Vietnam had his life taken by cancer (side effects of agent orange). My brother served for 22 years and only had 2 years of his retirement to enjoy before becoming very ill from AO. My daughter Jessica is buried in my Military plot in Calverton Cemetery here on Long Island, N.Y. Stay strong Janet! I know it's hard but all you can do is the best you can do!
Very sorry for your loss 🌹 💐
@@BernadetteSwemmer-jz7yl ♥Thank you very much...Blessings to you
The lady around 43:00 is pretty amazing, if she can treat a patient that's passed away so well, I bet she is pretty top notch at her job. If I was in her position, it would be hard for me not to treat a deceased patient much different than a living one because they were once a person.
As retired critical care RN, you feel that anyone who dies deserves respect. It is a way of honoring them
I work at a Hospice Home and we talk to all our patients when they pass. It is truly a way to honor them (and their families). Also nice to know we’re not the only ones who do that! 😄 She is an amazing nurse!
Jen, you are a diamond. If I am ever ill, I’d want you to nurse me.
What amazing people these hospital workers are.
I was sent to an ER from an urgent care center. I needed medical care....SOON. But as I laid there, I watched a horrible parade of some of the worst injuries I've ever seen. I also noted that the patient's VOLUME was not necessarily commensurate with their issue. I had an intestinal blockage for five days, but I saw a leg dangling precariously from the edge of a trolly. I saw one man with "unidentified pain" scream for narcotics while a small child with a mangled arm was rushed past him in total silence. I brought yarn, and tore out the project four times. A nurse asked me why I bought it. I told her I wasn't actually making anything, but I was trying to distract myself; as I was fully aware other people needed their attention immediately. The same nurse looked at my chart and gave me a bit of morphine. Mr. Screamy continued to scream. She leaned close and told me he was a "frequent flier" and apologized that I had to hear it. I felt so bad for them....the nurses and doctors, I mean. I am utterly amazed that they can do this, day in and day out, staying calm and patient for long shifts. My hat is off to them all. Oh, i ended up in the hospital for two more days; and two months on gatoraide only...but I came out of it fine. Bless you all!
31:25 that was quite awesome from the doctor to say. if I ever end up in such a situation I want someone like him taking care of me. he is so empathetic and calming, I wish every doctor was like him.
The two old ladies put me in tears talking about the sandwiches.
I agree with the doctor. I saw what my parents went through, but I made sure they had DNRs. (They were quite old.) I'm borderline where I could live another 15-20 years, but I don't want to have my ribs broken and get stuck on a ventilator. I read somewhere that 65% of all doctors say they don't want desperate measures. They know it seldom works. When it does, it delays the inevitable and risks a long, suffering death.
Having been a nurse in different areas of medical care, I got a DNR and living will in my 40’s. I had worked only a short time in an acclaimed head & brain rehab clinic. All ages: brain trauma, head injuries may lead to mental health issues
And a greater percentage of doctors say: NO chemo for me!
@@numberone5680 A DNR in your 40's??! What the?
@@ct92404 if you’ve spent any length of time working in a traumatic brain injury hospital or rehab clinic (from admission of patient to 6 months-year) the nearly infantile mind & sometime altered reality and behavior, your sister or friend is no longer who they were. Some know it, some dont. Family does know. I had specific DNR so MY family didn’t have to possibly face a different child. One the child wouldn’t even know. Brain injuries can trigger serious mental and behavioral problems, personality disorders and damage. Many DNRs are so your family don’t need to decide. If I’m badly brain injured, I don’t want them suffering when I probably won’t.
as someone who is also struggling mentally, hearing her struggles and wanting to well... unalive in just- um crying slightly because i can physically and mentally feel this girls/womans pain tbh-
When I die ….. I want Jen__
I hope today is better x
I can’t get enough of this show…. It is spectacular! Thank you UK, you guys have the best shows!
What Lynn was saying is so true about big people im big aswell but a lost weight already but still people think big people dont have feeling and they can say whatever they want
I agree they don't care or treat u the same differently treated different
Nothing beats that British dialect! I love it!
What a brilliant compassionate series, I still have tears in my eyes
That 17yr old needs a serious reality check.
Total respect to the A& E teams dealing with emergencies, goes without saying, especially those horrendous working hours conditions junior doctors have to perform under. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people sitting in A & E with complaints that could be sorted by their GP …if they could get an appointment …and then there’s the young num, clutching reluctant toddler, booking in with” he won’t take his Calpol” 🙄.
My own recent experience could have been avoided too. GP nurse insisted strongly I’d go to A & E a.s.a.p to get a immuno globelin injection for a wound, which they should have had in-house. I thought,okay a quick in an and out. Not so. Sat there altogether for 4 hours, shuffled from one waiting room to another, ended up in small injuries unit where senior doctors looked at my little wound , said, I didn’t need that all, just hooked me up to an antibiotics drip, took blood tests ( 45 mins waiting for results) and prescribed a course of antibiotics, which I picked up at the hospital outpatients pharmacy . I feel everyone’s time was wasted, but of course I didn’t know, just followed the nurse’s strong advice.
There’s something wrong with that mother maybe it’s time for him to try a job
And support himself at his age. It’s disturbing how she’s all over him
I love the lady that loves Johnny Depp. She has great taste!
That mother of the boy who put his hand through the glass window…🤮. Too late now but she desperately needed parenting class! Gezzz
Why the 17 year old said he got angry…..
His girlfriend needs to run and run far away.
That nurse practitioner is fantastic! Love her personality.
You can tell he got whatever he wanted.
To the parents of the young boy who put his hand thru the window just shows that if you give him everything he wants he's gonna do stuff to get what he wants because he's spoiled
What a Bob the young lad is. Hope he grows up soon!
16:09 The two old sisters were hilarious.
I really enjoy Firas' comments. He's very direct and tells it like it is!
3 episodes in and I love some of those workers. Like, the lady with the bling in her brow seems like a wonderful person, even though that job has to be just horrible.
5.34 I’ve finally achieved something, I put my hand through a window ( comforting cuddle from mum for her “ forever baby” 🤦♀️
made me want to puke!
Don't grow up .... clearly he hasn't. He has the emotional development of a 3 year old.
Lynn, you have done an amazing thing, losing all that weught.
Pain is insidious, it can take over your life. I had a serioys back injury sometime ago now, but I still have flare ups.
I do hope you are in a much better place now because you are truly wonderful. Please concentrate on your weight loss achievement! .
“We are going to hurt you, and Is legal” 🤣🤣🤣
Mommy's 17 year old baby has anger issues and needs to grow up!! His mom needs her head read!
She needs more therapy than he does, there is hope for him if he gets away from her. But, her relationship with him borders on creepy. She created a monster.
Seeing a large cup of coffee stroll out of the A&E is a bit bizarre!
Just a general comment about the ER in my city. I live in Ontario Canada. My city has a pop of close to 900,000 people & 1 hospital. We have had a gp shortage for over 20 years, back when the pop was 150,000. The few that came here then just replaced those that retired, so it takes 3 weeks to see your dr..people have no choice but to go to the ER. I was there in May & the wait time was 12 hours with only ONE dr staffing the ER!! ..we have construction going everywhere & no new gps coming..you will be lucky to be seen in ER in 24 hours.
The 17yr old and his mom seem to have a somewhat unhealthy relationship.
"Are you Mama's little baby?" 😨
He is a school shooter in the making. Wants to be famous, has temper issues, mommy issues...
A bit disturbing actually
Very
Agree I’d be so f@@king Mad at him 🤦🏼♀️ he’s very arrogant
"It looked like a purple carrot". LOL I will never look at a carrot quite the same way again.
On my Goodness 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The Nurse that irrigated the boys hand wound, oh yeah...the one that discharged a patient before she actually tended to the patient...that Nurse! She is Cracking me Up! She is so very funny! Love waiting to see what she'll say next so that I can LOL again 😃
I put my hand through a glass door when I was seven. I remember lying on a bed with my arm stretched out and people picking glass out of my wrist. The lady who called the ambulance was commended for putting a tourniquet on my arm. I have quite a jagged scar on my wrist still. It looks like I tried to slit my wrist! That was 60 years ago.
What a kind doctor who spoke to Micheal. I want him as my Dr. In an emergency.0
I have a spinal cord Lipoma, a segment of fatty tissue inside the spinal column. I went to the surgeon who came into the room, looked at me, and said come back when you lose 100lbs. Then turned and left the room. I contacted the state medical board and told my story. With that attitude, I couldn't have been the only one.
I love Jen! What an amazing woman!
your mom will certainly remember you , don't worry legend:)
Jay, I am so sorry for your loss.
i absoloultey love Jenn. Shes so real and loving.
I hope that you are feeling better soon and you are so brave losing all that weight and going through all that pain
This was such an emotional episode
Pat and Claire are absolutely adorable, I'd shout them both fish and chips and talk Johnny Depp with Pat and handbag weight with Claire, Hi from Australia 🇦🇺
I absolutely love the nurse in Minors, seeing after the 17 year old. "We do end up hurting you, don't we. And we're paid to do it." LOL!
The heck is going on with Alex's mom? I'm highly concerned.
Brendon is such a cool guy! Talk about grace under pressure.
I’m actually enjoying all your episodes.Please bring more
Thanks so much for these episodes. One even had commercials! I was thrilled to watch the program and the UK commercials! Thanks from the US.
To the child wanting to be remembered...yes you will be, for being incredibly infantile in thinking that"being a legend" is a job😆😆😆😆 Great job raising that one, Mom. He's going to a productive member of society when he is a big boy
That kid that punched the glass and hurt his hand could be my son,he acts the same way and I hope they both out grow it.
Needs mental health treatment to include anger management, as well as a kick in the hind end to straighten up.
I hope you don't act like that kids mom acted.
@@pegs1659 oh no,that mom is a non mom as far as Im concerned. She is embarrassing.
Wonderful caring nurses and caring Drs.
George and his great-nephew Jay, two sweet gentlemen.
Faris is brilliant with patients and families, I love watching him in action, I have favourite doctors and nurses and he's in my top 5, the porters , volunteers and other support staff are invaluable to any organisation especially the heath care sector,
I am fat if that what they call us. I had seizure fell off a pool ladder, thank goodness outward since was home alone. Well, my leg went behind me tore my ACL and meniscus. The doctor said to lose weight will be ok. I was 254 and went down to 171. Well, that was BS it hurt 10 times more ( I feel like I lost all the cushion around it). So, I ended up with a whole dang knee replacement that went wrong. Now, the leg is swollen all the time 3 years later. The doctor that i see about my knee now said that losing weight would do nothing to help it get better. If i wasn't fat, they would have done the replacement years ago. I shouldn't have lived in pain all those years, and now i use a walker. I am in constant pain and have nerve damage from the surgery, so it is painful all the time.
I don't even know them but I do not like the attitude that punk has ( Mommy has given me everything I ask for ). Mom is surely the culpret and honestly didn't you wince at mommy all over him like he was a baby " Stay young forever " Yick! I think they both need to grow up!
I want to know what happened to the Coffee Cup that it needed to go to the emergency room 🤣🤣
Brendan, to start off, you have the most amazing blue eyes! I hope you weren't too terribly embarrassed by your situation. You needn't have been. I found your story quite poingnant (sp?), candid and intelligent. Enjoy your life!
In the 60s my cousin got mad and smashed his fist through a candy machine. The skin on the back of his fist split in four directions. It was sewn together with the points attached to a 4-hole button.
Absolutely love the sisters💕🤣
Those two ladies - hilarious.
Looking at the title I thought someone had a hand injury for 19 years. I know wait times at a hospital can be long..... anyhow, hope that guy learned.
Listening to these lads having a yarn about his eyeball haha
The “consultant” seems very jaded for his (an assumption) age.
RIP George
14:14 Huge difference between Britain A&E and USA Emergency Rooms...
For sure
I absolutely love Jen!!!
eeew...there is something very wrong and creepy about the way the mother is acting with that kid. That is NOT a parent showing affection to their child, there is something completely wrong happening there!
Does appear to be a bit OFF, disconcerting...
They are all angels!!!!!
Ouff. That mom really needs to give her head a shake. She raised such a rotten young man. You can tell she doesn’t really make him take any responsibility for his actions
That woman fawning over her son just flipped my creepy meter.
The way they're fawning over him, a lot of attention for a negative behaviour.
New young mate needed surgery on his hand at first sight. No stitches alone will fix that cut. A little weird that relationship with his mum.
Other than the dr, who really loves to see serious trauma, the nurses sound like they truly hate working. I’m 32 min in, and two have complained about their jobs.
You're right. I felt exactly the same just two minutes in.
Yes, he needs a punching bag. It will help him relieve stress.
He wants to be remembered - he needs to live long enough to do remarkable things.
Sadly it is how nurses blow off stress. It isn't the patients, family or staff but the bureaucracy that make it hard to do your job.
The trouble with all these kids who want to be leg ends, is they don't want to work at anything.
Why do we see so many patients or family members with missing teeth? Is dental care not covered in the U.K?
I am so sorry Jay. 39:46 😢
The guy saying 99 I love him
Love the two ladies making the best out of a bone resetting. Having celebratory tea and sandwiches to boot.❤
I love this Nurse she is so wonderful❤❤❤❤❤
Are there ANY dentists in England ??
Jen is a sweetheart
A 19-year-old hand injury?? Isn't it a little late to do anything in the ER??
Wow!! See men, pat had a broken arm and you wouldn't have known it the way she sat so quiet in the waiting room, pretty cool lady!! I like Mr. Depp too!!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Yeah! Dead bodies DO make noises. It's pretty freaky the first time you see/hear it.
The first time I rolled a dead body to change them and they moaned, I almost went out the second floor window!