Incredible work by that call handler. It's difficult enough to get an adult composed enough to do effective cpr. I can't imagine what it was like for a 10 year old with their dad
I used to be an ambulance call taker and sometimes children are actually easier to deal with than adults, as they are much more able to just follow instructions without questioning. They also don't tend to fully understand what's going on so can be more resilient. Of course this doesn't apply to all children
The old ladies come in two varieties. Firebrands who will fight you every step of the way, or the calmest most collected person on the planet who will have you rolling on the floor trying not to piss yourself laughing.
I’m crying this is an unbelievable situation for a 10 year old and he handled it so well. I can’t imagine the relieve he felt when his dad started breathing again.. I’m so glad that this went into a good way and wish them all the best🥺🥺❤️
he litterly saved his life.. You cant do anything bigger than that.. And how do you say thank you, as a father after that? There are no words big enough beside.. WAUW Every children should learn CPR, in my opnion.. it can, and as we just saw, it will save lives..
As someone who works in Healthcare....the older they are the less shits they give. Iv had all sorts of propositions, even while they're surrounded by family. 😂
@@superbananas7792 I worked in Dementia care for five years and once they’ve lost their inhibitions, they can be even worse. I had several cheeky grins aimed at me, while a hand slipped to my backside as I was helping them along 😂
i gave cpr to my already deceased dad when i was 19. That turned my world upside down, i cannot even fathom just how traumatic that would be for a ten year old. Tears. What an amazing child.
love the way the first video was so serious and had you gripped, then second story had you in stitches from laughter. Good way to end the video on a high note!
I gave CPR to my already deceased mom when I was 9.. it’s something that will always stick with me. I thought the water flowing from her eyes was her crying because me pushing on her was hurting..
Well done to the call handler in controlling the situation like a boss and well done to the 10 yr old who managed to compose himself to help his dad and omg the 2 old ladies celebrating st paddy day and her birthday omg i never laughed so much in a while
Im amazed he could do cpr. I failed my cpr course as a 14 year old as i was not strong enough to compress the chest even with my whole body weight and couldnt give enough breath. Truley amazing that he was able to do this
TBH in such state of panic / I would not be surprised if you, when you were 14, could do compressions with your strength. The adrenaline would course through you, and probably give you that extra push.
@@alysbaah-danso5278 im not so sure. Im am very tiney and have been in situations where i had allot of adrenaline to do things like this (accents and emergencys) and ime still very weak
@@kingcockroach. when I was 15 my friend was struck by a train with a glancing blow. (He passed out wrong place wrong time) it fractured his skull and I had to pull him out the gap between the platform and the train before he fell all the way in. He was 70-80kg at the time. I myself wasn’t even 60kg but I lifted him and it felt like nothing. Adrenaline is a hell of a thing and don’t ever say it isn’t 😂
@@sugma6723 lifting is not pushing down, it is just impossible to exert a downward force that exceeds your weight, unless, maybe, you anchor yourself somehow. Another possibility would be a heavy backpack or a wheited vest
@@solarissv777 technically if just pushing hard doesnt get enough power, you could do little hops if that makes sense - in the way a fox jumps to catch a mouse? By jumping falling down, you'd get more power to push? I don't really know, I'd just try anything to get more strength, in an emergency, if nothing else works I'd try anything even if it looks stupid, hopping around, stomping - anything is better than trying nothing. Worst case the person is still dead, best case, you broke their ribs a hella lot but they live
Well done that young man, I am teaching CPR and a few other thongs to the local scout group. I normally do what to do if someone is choking, how to put someone into the recovery position and CPR and how to use a defibrillator as well. I did this a few years ago as well and they all did good. I even had the really small ones and we sat down and talked about calling 999 in an emergency? And I could see them looking at the training dummies which I had 30. So I asked them if they wanted to have a go at doing CPR? And the answer was yes. And they were amazing and I even had the little ones putting the adults into the recovery position, it's very easily done by a little kid. Am looking forward to Monday and teaching these kids CPR.
I've had to do CPR twice. Both times scared the hell out of me. But, both men lived. Fortunately, I'd had training (even though I always killed the baby dummies by over-inflating their lungs.) My cousin did CPR on his grandfather for more than 30 mins. He did die, but it makes me love my cousin who at aged 14 committed to the attempt. 😢❤
kids are not stupid and if we stop treating them like "idiots", they can perform miracles, like this. they have so much potential. all we need to do, is treat them like normal people, like this person did.
I remember all the times my mum has had to go to hospital in an ambulance due to diabetic emergencies and a broken ankle when I was 7 years old. It breaks my heart as I have never been able to be with her especially in the ambulance. She still has diabetes and is now managing the illness well.
The 10 year old young man (No Longer A Boy) did an amazing job for his dad. The 2 ladies were a hoot and a half. And how nice of the paramedic to go along with their shenanigans. My grandfather who is from Ireland always had the shenanigans going on. My granddaddy Ryan was the parade grand marshal for the St Patrick's Day parade in 1975. Being the parade marshal in Savannah is treated like a celebrity. My brother was parade grand marshal in 2018. He had armed security a driver and car for the whole year he was Grand Marshal.
I hope that and his kid are doing alright now. Even though he was ok, that was still a very traumatising event for them. Having to do CPR on your dad at 10, and thinking your terrified child might have to watch you die and there's nothing you can do are experiences I'd wish on no one...
The Thin Gold Line is the most powerful and resilient of the emergency services, they accomplish using a telephone and computer what the other services accomplish with a crowd of people and great effort.
The way the ladies friend acted is also the way I acted when my friend go injured in an accident, it was serious and I knew that. On the inside I was panicking but on the outside I just tried to be calm and funny to get her to relax. She wasnt responding alot but i could see her smile and grunt when i made a joke eventually the paramedics arrived. She ended up having punctured lung damaged liver and brain injury! She is back to normal now :)
Thinking about it now, why do our cars not have a button to press to make the horn make sos? I can see a few situations where something like thag would be handy in remote areas.
Keeping you posted on the 16th April and I hope ur OK hunni I have been unable and will have a nice time to come back for the rest assured me that I have called the office 🏬 to arrange to meet 😊 xx
Oh fuck! Sorry for the language but I found this difficult to do at 31yr when my mum went into cardiac arrest. And I know CPR. I can feel the trauma this poor kid is about to go through.
Incredible work by that call handler. It's difficult enough to get an adult composed enough to do effective cpr. I can't imagine what it was like for a 10 year old with their dad
Incredible work? She took about 50 minutes to even speak on the phone, just sitting there staring into space.
@@kylemccole it's clearly editing from the show
Know how that kid felt, had to do cpr on both parents. He held up well for that situation
You utter plank.
I used to be an ambulance call taker and sometimes children are actually easier to deal with than adults, as they are much more able to just follow instructions without questioning. They also don't tend to fully understand what's going on so can be more resilient. Of course this doesn't apply to all children
Those 2 elderly women at the end had me in stitches. So glad she was alright.
The old ladies come in two varieties. Firebrands who will fight you every step of the way, or the calmest most collected person on the planet who will have you rolling on the floor trying not to piss yourself laughing.
"I don't wanna say it" 😢 poor kid. He handled it so well though
His happiness in his voice "yeah hes up" makes me want to cry with joy. Such a brave and sensible boy.
When the dad started breathing after the CPR that gave me goosebumps.
That's amazing that the 10 year old was able to achieve ROSC on his own, not only that he was able to do cpr
literally so amazing, i wanna give that kid a hug and a high five
Spontaneous circulation is extremely rare, kid did well and was also very lucky.
I’m crying this is an unbelievable situation for a 10 year old and he handled it so well. I can’t imagine the relieve he felt when his dad started breathing again.. I’m so glad that this went into a good way and wish them all the best🥺🥺❤️
he litterly saved his life.. You cant do anything bigger than that.. And how do you say thank you, as a father after that?
There are no words big enough beside.. WAUW
Every children should learn CPR, in my opnion.. it can, and as we just saw, it will save lives..
“And how old is she?”
“How old are you love?”
“She’s 70”
The ‘love’ made me smile
“Not all hero’s wear capes that’s very true… some wear headsets” absolutely brilliant 😂😂
The elderly lady with the bad arm…sweetheart, you are the best ol’ gal ever! ☘️ ❤️
I aspire to be like these ladies at 70 😂
As someone who works in Healthcare....the older they are the less shits they give.
Iv had all sorts of propositions, even while they're surrounded by family. 😂
@@superbananas7792 I worked in Dementia care for five years and once they’ve lost their inhibitions, they can be even worse. I had several cheeky grins aimed at me, while a hand slipped to my backside as I was helping them along 😂
"Happy st Patrick's day. Well done everybody for wearing green." 😂
I fucking love that kind of humour!
Lol, those ladies tho 😆 having the time of their lives!
i gave cpr to my already deceased dad when i was 19. That turned my world upside down, i cannot even fathom just how traumatic that would be for a ten year old. Tears. What an amazing child.
love the way the first video was so serious and had you gripped, then second story had you in stitches from laughter. Good way to end the video on a high note!
I gave CPR to my already deceased mom when I was 9.. it’s something that will always stick with me. I thought the water flowing from her eyes was her crying because me pushing on her was hurting..
That must have been heartbreaking thinking you were hurting her
I had to do it to a beloved family member as well, I'm very sorry you had this experience, wishing you all the best..
i’m so sorry for your loss
@@aprilnewton_x chest compressions are brutal and often lead to broken ribs
@@ianlombardo9758 yeah i know but as a 9 year old thinking you were hurting your mum instead of saving her is heart breaking
That young lad was so brave, he’s a credit to his parents. I love ‘Mrs Brown’ she’s my kind of pal. I hope she lives a long, long time 💕
“I think he might be…I don’t want it say it” - instantly burst into tears
It's incredible a ten year old doing CPR on his own dad. He was probably terrified. Oh poor baby, he is incredibly brave
Love those Irish ladies. The patient was cheeky though. Lol. A lady after my own heart. ❤️👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
This has made me cry, brave boy, you should be proud of yourself I know your dad will be ❤
That kid on the phone is a hero just like all the staff in that control room he should be so proud of himself
I can’t imagine what that kid went through after giving CPR to his father and saving his life, let alone the dad. It brought a tear to my eye.
Well done to the call handler in controlling the situation like a boss and well done to the 10 yr old who managed to compose himself to help his dad and omg the 2 old ladies celebrating st paddy day and her birthday omg i never laughed so much in a while
That 10 year old just saved his dad I’m sobbing
The little boy saving his Dad was awesome and heartwarming, but the old lady with the arm, OMG she had me laughing so hard ♥️💞💕😂😂😂
"I think he might be... I don't wanna say it." That one was so hard to hear....
Oh god I’m in tears what a brave little boy way to go I bet your dad is so so proud of you also well done to the call handler so patient.
I'm not a crier but wowza that was a rollercoaster watch of anxious and happy tears, well done to the staff and the boy himself.
That boy is so so brave. I can’t imagine the fear, but to push through and do it anyways, I hope he’s proud of himself.
The two older woman ❤️ I hope to be them in a blink of an eye really.
I just sprung up from me seat and cheered out loud when I heard the "Yeah, he's up!"
mega
I had to do cpr on my mom and it was traumatic for me. And I was 30. I can’t believe how well that kid did. He should be very proud.
Same but my late dad didn't make it. It's a skill we all need to learn. That kid did a fantastic job and was incredibly brave.
Im amazed he could do cpr. I failed my cpr course as a 14 year old as i was not strong enough to compress the chest even with my whole body weight and couldnt give enough breath. Truley amazing that he was able to do this
TBH in such state of panic / I would not be surprised if you, when you were 14, could do compressions with your strength. The adrenaline would course through you, and probably give you that extra push.
@@alysbaah-danso5278 im not so sure. Im am very tiney and have been in situations where i had allot of adrenaline to do things like this (accents and emergencys) and ime still very weak
@@kingcockroach. when I was 15 my friend was struck by a train with a glancing blow. (He passed out wrong place wrong time) it fractured his skull and I had to pull him out the gap between the platform and the train before he fell all the way in. He was 70-80kg at the time. I myself wasn’t even 60kg but I lifted him and it felt like nothing.
Adrenaline is a hell of a thing and don’t ever say it isn’t 😂
@@sugma6723 lifting is not pushing down, it is just impossible to exert a downward force that exceeds your weight, unless, maybe, you anchor yourself somehow. Another possibility would be a heavy backpack or a wheited vest
@@solarissv777 technically if just pushing hard doesnt get enough power, you could do little hops if that makes sense - in the way a fox jumps to catch a mouse? By jumping falling down, you'd get more power to push? I don't really know, I'd just try anything to get more strength, in an emergency, if nothing else works I'd try anything even if it looks stupid, hopping around, stomping - anything is better than trying nothing. Worst case the person is still dead, best case, you broke their ribs a hella lot but they live
He was so brave to save his dad's life!💪🔥🖤😔💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤍🖤
Mrs Brown, I needed that laugh.
And I love how he reports every silly thing back to HQ.
Certain jobs I can’t have bc I’d be crying all day long… this is one of them.
This video made my evening.
First that brave little boy 😥👏🏻❤👏🏻❤👏🏻and than the two Ladies at the end 😄😄😄😄😄😄
Well done that young man, I am teaching CPR and a few other thongs to the local scout group. I normally do what to do if someone is choking, how to put someone into the recovery position and CPR and how to use a defibrillator as well.
I did this a few years ago as well and they all did good.
I even had the really small ones and we sat down and talked about calling 999 in an emergency? And I could see them looking at the training dummies which I had 30. So I asked them if they wanted to have a go at doing CPR? And the answer was yes. And they were amazing and I even had the little ones putting the adults into the recovery position, it's very easily done by a little kid. Am looking forward to Monday and teaching these kids CPR.
Scouts really teach skills for live. Thanks for the reminder that I should do that with my scouts :D
Oh those two women...goals!!!
I’m from America..Kentucky actually, this is amazingly brilliant. Though not the point… the friendship there completely priceless
Naula was a hoot!
I was wheezing when she said he’s got a nice arse 😂
Haveing to do CPR on my dad at 22 was scary enough so cant imagine what this 10 year old was feeling
I hope your dad made a good recovery
@@Glittertrut he unfortunately passed away
@@kayleighludlow9912 I'm sorry for your loss, stay strong
That kid is SO brave ❤
Incredible work!! you save lives every day! thank you for your service!
The older ladies at the end are the best patients to treat lmao, best conversations
CPR "Push hard and fast - 100 to 120 compressions a minute." Make sure to respect the timing.
A good beat for this is “Stayin’ Alive” or “Another One Bites the Dust.”
@@secondsea2 put a metronome on yous smartphone to 110 bpm on the homescreen use that to keep rithem
Wow the ladies at end had me in stitches so funny x
That's why I become a paramedic :) This kid is really brave! :)
I've had to do CPR twice. Both times scared the hell out of me. But, both men lived. Fortunately, I'd had training (even though I always killed the baby dummies by over-inflating their lungs.)
My cousin did CPR on his grandfather for more than 30 mins. He did die, but it makes me love my cousin who at aged 14 committed to the attempt. 😢❤
Those lady’s had me dying from laughing so hard🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Old people are just the best🤣🤣🤣
The two old ladies are legends😝🤘🏻
That boy is a hero❤
kids are not stupid and if we stop treating them like "idiots", they can perform miracles, like this. they have so much potential. all we need to do, is treat them like normal people, like this person did.
What an incredible Job are they doing!!
The 2 elders, LOL
The 10-year old rescued his dad by CPR brought tears to my eyes. He was afraid and still he did CPR. What a brave boy. A big clap for him👏🏻👏🏻👍
The kid is his dad's hero already. Good job!!
I have so much respect for these call handlers. I couldn't do this job it would destroy me
I could never do a job a like this, I would end up crying all the time
I can't believe how calm this boy was. I don't know where we would be without the medical professionals or the national health service.
What an incredible kid.
" well done everyone for wearing green today" hahaha love it 🤣
I remember all the times my mum has had to go to hospital in an ambulance due to diabetic emergencies and a broken ankle when I was 7 years old. It breaks my heart as I have never been able to be with her especially in the ambulance. She still has diabetes and is now managing the illness well.
“not all heroes wear capes, some wear headsets” 😆
This just reminded me of the time I was ten and tried to save my grandad but sadly he didn’t make it but I tried cpr for him 😢
At least you tried♥️
I really! Feel like this young boy is a hero
I want to be like Noula when I'm 70 holy moly
Wow! What an incredible child!
I burst into tears at “he’s up” ❤️
I’m a 15 year old qualified first aider I’m impressed 👏👏👏
That was awesome that boy saving his dad
the women at the end 😂😭😭😭
8:39... Love the Irish woman!!! She`s hilarious!!!!!
The 10 year old young man (No Longer A Boy) did an amazing job for his dad. The 2 ladies were a hoot and a half. And how nice of the paramedic to go along with their shenanigans. My grandfather who is from Ireland always had the shenanigans going on. My granddaddy Ryan was the parade grand marshal for the St Patrick's Day parade in 1975. Being the parade marshal in Savannah is treated like a celebrity. My brother was parade grand marshal in 2018. He had armed security a driver and car for the whole year he was Grand Marshal.
I hope that and his kid are doing alright now. Even though he was ok, that was still a very traumatising event for them. Having to do CPR on your dad at 10, and thinking your terrified child might have to watch you die and there's nothing you can do are experiences I'd wish on no one...
So sad he had to go through this , but want a champ 🏆
The Thin Gold Line is the most powerful and resilient of the emergency services, they accomplish using a telephone and computer what the other services accomplish with a crowd of people and great effort.
The way the ladies friend acted is also the way I acted when my friend go injured in an accident, it was serious and I knew that. On the inside I was panicking but on the outside I just tried to be calm and funny to get her to relax. She wasnt responding alot but i could see her smile and grunt when i made a joke eventually the paramedics arrived. She ended up having punctured lung damaged liver and brain injury! She is back to normal now :)
This hit me very hard I lost my dad 2 months ago to a cardiac arrest.
7:55 somebody come get their grandma.. she trying to bag herself a young man 😆😆😆
See how cool we are in 🇬🇧
I bet the kid is scared because he Loves his dad so much
10 years old, and allready been throu so hard a thing..
Thinking about it now, why do our cars not have a button to press to make the horn make sos? I can see a few situations where something like thag would be handy in remote areas.
Well done. Saty calm
This kid needs celebrating
im so happy the BoysDad Survived
That Chris the ambulance man is hot
Im related to mrs brown 😂 most of my relatives are irish and Scottish and as far back as the Vikings
It seems the call handler took a really long time to respond. Maybe it's just the editing but I saw no sense of urgency on her part.
Nice vids keep going with this vids
I don’t have a dad anymore but when I was 12 I saw him not breathing I think I froze
Hay! I dont know the Facking words either but that song is on my best friends playlist! ahah
Good work
This gives me such a lump in my throat… do you know how many things give me a lump in my throat? Not much.
Keeping you posted on the 16th April and I hope ur OK hunni I have been unable and will have a nice time to come back for the rest assured me that I have called the office 🏬 to arrange to meet 😊 xx
Oh fuck! Sorry for the language but I found this difficult to do at 31yr when my mum went into cardiac arrest. And I know CPR.
I can feel the trauma this poor kid is about to go through.
Thank God! I swear I stopped breathing watching that.
Mrs brown was funny