The surgery cleaning staff are huge heroes. They clean and make sure the OR’s are ready for the doctors. Without them, the doctors couldn’t do their job. So kudos to them!
The Dr that had to give the end of life diagnosis to Glenn broke my heart. But what a compassionate person he is. His wife's reaction to the Dr's compassion, and to ask her to look after herself was a real tear jerker.
@@rosebudadkins6803 I’m so sorry! But the fact you remember them all shows what an impact they had on you and the courageous responsibility you chose in letting them into your heart. ❤️
Bless those women who take care of the food and look after patients on the wards. They are exactly the kind of people you would want around if you had to stay in hospital. They're the true unsung heroes of health care
me too - they are human, don't think they are better than rest of staff. They may have more education, but we're all human and should treat each other nicely and with respect regardless of position
They’re amazing!!! As an American, I only wish I’d ever receive this kind of care not only for medical reasons but also they really seem to care for peoples hearts and minds. 💜💜💜
45 is no age to pass away from any illness, very sad and such a shame that Glyn didn’t make it, Cancer is such a horrible disease. What a nice kind and caring doctor that Venkat is, a true gentleman who is in the right job helping people, there should be more people like him in the NHS.
That amazing dr venmark what a kind human soul he is. So compassionate so caring definitely in the right job. I wish all doctors had his compassion and concern for their patients. To see a dr hold a patients hand and be there for the family also is so uplifting and inspiring. These documentaries of the hospital are so good. Absolutely such a wonderful honest raw series. Well done to all involved. Much love leisa Western Australia xx
So sad to see Glynn didn’t make it! If any of his family read this, I send you my sincere condolences and hope you are doing as well as you can be. Xxx
@@Itskayy_17 Dunno why they didnt say right the final choice is an experimental treatment ur gonna smoke cannibis instead of cigarettes. Ya never know might have done something for him
@@radialb1894 unfortunately it’s still illegal in this country, they are only now starting trials in a few hospitals. Depending on when this was originally filmed it may not have been an option anywhere in the country, at least legally.
Im a Surgeon I always have music on. Good atmosphere equals a great vibe along with a happy Patient! RIP to Glyn🙏🏻 what a wonderful compassionate doctor ( Venkata) he had!
I've never had nurses give me such love and care. I've watched heaps of these videos and no-one seems to do it better than the British when it comes to nursing
I’m glad we have our free NHS.. However, Sadly my experience with my local hospital in the U.K. has been largely negative. Everything from being misdiagnosed for a hip dislocation, sent home in an unclean state, to being told to shut up for daring to join in a conversation two nurses were having over my head (about their holiday plans) being called a fat elephant. Hearing night staff telling an dementia patient to shut the fuck up for asking once to be taken for a wee! I promise I’m not difficult, rude to staff or combative. I’m just a normal person. I made complaints each bad experience but nothing changes. Not in the long run. If you’ve any sense you’ll stay away from Lincoln county hospital. It’s a dump
I'm a Brit living in the USA. The NHS has made some incredible transformations. I remember when it was rare to meet a doctor or nurse like this. They were all so stern and more interested in following antiquated rules than compassion and caring. So glad to see the younger generations putting patients lives first. If I return to the UK I want to live somewhere like this where I'll get compassionate health care. Sad that Glynn passed away. Can blame those damned cigarettes for his cancer.
I hate cigarettes and smoking with a passion Teresa…to think way back when, say the 40’s they used to prescribe them to asthma patients to help their breathing…can you believe that! I’m an only child and when I was 32 I lost my mother to emphysema when she was 63 and had always smoked, a year later my father followed with lung cancer, also a smoker . I have never smoked but developed severe respiratory problems inc collapsed lung, and have been diagnosed with COPD from passive smoking for 40 hrs! My ex husband smoked too…so I feel angry about that, and have always begged my 3 sons not to smoke because of all these things, but young ones think they will be fine. My middle son and partner had a little boy, and when he was 18 months, Andrew developed awful back and hip pain.he had blood tests, and was rushed to hospital where they found he had aggressive cancer in right lung,hip and thigh, sternum and spine. In seven weeks from diagnosis he passed away aged just 39 and it’s broken my heart …he apologised for ignoring me bless him, but no parent should have to lose a child, especially thru smoking, it’s taken the ones I loved, hence my hating with a passion. It was sepsis in the end, hidden behind the tumour in his lung, and they couldn’t do anything. Andrew abd partner did marry in hospital, and he made a will…so I’m very proud he tried to take care of his little family, but doubly sad he won’t see his little son grow , and like wise Robin hasn’t got a daddy. So all you smokers who read this, DONT THINK it could never happen to you. It’s just not worth the risk, so please DONT SMOKE! …..Best wishes from Norfolk U.K. Teresa. 🙋♀️💐💕
I am a nurse and trained and worked in the UK. All the nurses and doctors I worked with be were all compassionate and caring.Myself included. They are not all as you said.
@@helencheadle5285 I have lost most of my family to cancers from smoking. I never married due to severe depressions I have been plagued with my whole life. My mom is in her late 70s and won't be here much longer which will mean I will have no family left. I will be all alone and I think life will be too unbearable to live like that when I lose my mom. How can anyone want to continue to live with absolutely no family members left? I quit smoking in 2008 when my dad died from lung cancer but I smoke for 20 yrs before that and so the damage has already been done in my body which is what people don't understand. Ciggies are contaminated with poison's and radioactive isotopes and so the cancers show up decades later after you smoked. Smokers get the highest doses of radiation than anyone else in their jobs and much higher doses than airline pilots who got cancers on their arms from the intense sunlight. I have come close to death from two illnesses and the NHS saved my life on both of those occasions and one of them was only a few months ago when I collapsed at work from severe and profound anemia with a blood score for hemoglobin of 51 which I should of died in my sleep. I just got tested again and I am again anemic so I have to have a CT scan of my bowel to find out where I'm losing blood from. I am so thankful to the NHS and I give money to them whenever I can afford it along with the Dogs Trust. Peace to you all:)
Thank you to all the men and women who work in our amazing NHS. A few months ago for the first time in my life I was seriously ill, I didn't realise how ill until much later after the first symptoms. I don't think there are any words I could use to convey my thanks to such incredible people. From the paramedics, A&E staff, intensive care staff, respiratory ward staff, support staff, so many people who make up the NHS. All of whom nothing was too much trouble. From sitting holding my hand, reassuring me through the night, keeping me informed on what was happening, I really did want for nothing, even when I started getting better on my feet, the brews, biscuits. From the bottom of my heart, thank you xxx
Yes I agree totally! I broke my ankle recently and had to be taken to a hospital by ambulances, stayed there several days, had surgery, and came home two days after. Everything was a first-time experience for me. Not until we (or our relatives) get ill that we realise there are unsung heroes doing incredible jobs every second of the day taking care of us. These people essentially give me the hope to have a normal life again.
I've seen people give the NHS a lot of stick.... but speaking from experience, these guys are doing the best they can with what little they have. Couldn't be prouder of the NHS, always helped me when I've needed them.
When Susie commented on doubting herself with making then right decisions, it brought back my memories of making decisions in my job as an MSW Social Worker with Child Protective Services in California, USA. I admire you so much , Doctor Susie. The staff , no matter their status is AMAZING!!!
Our NHS is wonderful and the envy of many countries. As for the staff team as a whole, so much dedication to who we could never thank enough. I for one, am so grateful for your service, very often over and beyond.
Cancer is such a vile horrible disease. Poor man & lady. The way that doctor held his hand when he was giving the bad news had me in floods of tears. Saying that it could be a couple of months but only lasted less than 2 weeks. Thinking of Dawn & the family
The orthopedic surgeon is what every doctor needs to be like. I have had so many in the US who brush me off and are aloof. They are humans, not gods so I never treat them like anything less.
I remember watching the poor bloke with cancer when I was 27. I was determined to stop smoking after watching him being told that. And I did. I owe you a lot, Mr Moss. RIP.
It's amazing how everyone leaves their ego's at the door when they come to work. They each have a part they play when they're on shift and everything they do is for the patients.
It is so lovely to see bedside manner and full on care from health providers. I wish they did this here in the states (U.S).. Been to Hospital 5 times this year and pretty much did my own care due to under staffing. Cancer is a horrible killer. I lost my Da to lung cancer over 20 years ago. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him. I miss him terribly so.
I'm watching from the US and I love and appreciate how lovely and compassionate all of these Dr. and nurses as well as those who keep the hospitals running are! Not like that here so much 🤔
This is my local hospital and as someone with autoimmune disorders, I've spent a lot of time there. From the cleaning staff to the drs, they are all fantastic and I couldn't wish for better care than what they give. They are all superstars ⭐❤
Bless Albert, bless them all, I was in that hospital for a week in 2005 they looked after me well, nice clean hospital with great staff, they don’t get paid enough x
Howling looking at them pair..they look like they are going into battle, faces of glass,not a facial movement..then just like that they are back behind the ubend dragging out a roll of loo roll..lmao
I went to this hospital once when I was staying in the uk. I got injured whilst playing with my sisters, I had to have stitches in my head and had to stay for a night, I have nothing but compliments for them. I was only 16, but i remember it clearly, or as much as I could with the concussion lol. But everyone was so kind and considerate. I remember asking some of the cleaning staff if they could help me clean the blood off my shoe, and they did it no hesitation with nothing but compliments. Complete respects to the staff.
My husband has cancer. He was diagnosed 9 months ago, and the staff at the hospital have been kind, patient and such a comfort. Not just to my husband but to his family.
Environmental Services (cleaning crew) is just as important as the surgeons, doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, CNA’s, radiology techs and so on. They can’t go forward with surgeries or treating patients without the cleaning crews. I’ve worked in the hospitals as an RT and I’ve been a patient many times with some long hospital stays. During my last admission one lady from Environmental Services was cleaning my room and I was still in rough shape due to double septic pneumonia and my hair was soaking wet from sweat. She complimented on my hair and put it up for me. I have never forgotten that kind gesture. A CNA a couple of days later washed my hair and put it in a nice bun.
This hospital is amazing it saved my life almost 24 years ago and my mum's life earlier this year when she caught COVID the hospital staff do an amazing job to keep everyone going
this is my local hospital everything they did for my late mother is amazing as she now has a glass flower int he memorie garden and a picture in the baby scan department this si a great hospital full of amazing staff
Dr Venmark is a legend. Wish all doctors could be like him. Going through palliative care for my mum right now, so I know how it is and having compassionate medical staff really makes a difference - both for the patient and the family (who need just as much support). It can be quite isolating and having kind people around really does help.
What amazing people, and absolutely phenomenal hospital! So very thankful that the world has people like each and every one of you. Every one of you are a blessing, and just some of Gods most beautiful of gifts to this world. Thank you all for everything that you do. I hope that each one of you’s recognize the impact you’ve made and continue to make on this earth. You all are so loved, so respected, admired, and APPRECIATED! Thank you, thank you - you are Earths ANGELS! Hats off and applause - great respect and thanks to you all!
Is anyone completely shocked at the guy with cancer still smoking? I cant help but think how that effected the results of treatment, or whether it was already so bad that it made no difference. Its so awesome to see the compassion from staff to patients and to each other. Heart warming
So sad. I just can't get my head around these diagnosis esp Glenn. Its just impossible and one wishes one could wave a wand and take the pain away. Love the way Dr Vankata connects with him. That would never happen in the town I live in here in America. The patients are lucky to have someone so seemingly caring.
So lovely to see all the staff that makes a hospital tick. That music in the OR is such a great idea! You could see the staff relax and groove along with the beat. Must do something for the pt as well, maybe a better outcome, I hope so. Condolences to glens family and physician.
My you dear Glynn rest in eternal peace with air flowing free and pain a thing of the past and to your family, think of the good times and when the bad hits let other's in that you trust to help. xxx
Around the 9:00 minute mark, Venkata was so incredibly warm and caring. I hope things went well for that patient. And that his wife is ok. Edit: I saw the end. 😔😔😔
Febrile convulsions are terribly horrible to witness, I feel so sorry for the child 😰as scary as it is for caregivers/parents, it's just as scary to them
That doctor holding his patient hand is a bloody legend
Tree so
Vankata? Yes!! His patients are humans to him.
And he made him a cuppa.
@@jacquie58 Top notch, piping hot, caffine free NHS tea fresh from the Ward's rectangle of kitcheness.
Wonderful isn't it. What a lovely man!
My girls are those kinda Drs too.
Lovely to see the housekeeping staff getting recognition. When you're bed bound they're a lifeline for food and drink
The surgery cleaning staff are huge heroes. They clean and make sure the OR’s are ready for the doctors. Without them, the doctors couldn’t do their job. So kudos to them!
So true! Nothing would happenn without then
The Dr that had to give the end of life diagnosis to Glenn broke my heart. But what a compassionate person he is.
His wife's reaction to the Dr's compassion, and to ask her to look after herself was a real tear jerker.
I still remember each one of my terminal patients. I left my practice several years ago. I became disabled.
@@rosebudadkins6803 💔
That dr was absolutely brilliant. Not afraid to say what needed to be said with compassion. Top dr!
@@rosebudadkins6803 I’m so sorry! But the fact you remember them all shows what an impact they had on you and the courageous responsibility you chose in letting them into your heart. ❤️
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Glen's doctor was so compassionate.
He was so empathetic with Glynn, so impressive.
He was. I wish my parents doctors were more like that. He gave this man his time which is worth so much.
@@susanlumley5547 I wish all Drs were like that.
He sure was. Now I'm going to panic anytime a doctor touches my hand.
Glenns end of life conversation was done with such compassion, kudos to the dr. And may he RIP. condolences to his family
Bless those women who take care of the food and look after patients on the wards. They are exactly the kind of people you would want around if you had to stay in hospital. They're the true unsung heroes of health care
Collette is so wonderful! Her connection with patients is awesome.
She was a lovely lady. This was filmed in 2015. She passed away in July of 2020. We all miss her dearly. ❤️
@@laurenwells6004 I’m so sorry to hear that, what an enormous loss. 😢
@@laurenwells6004 oh no!!! She was such a kind soul. So sorry for your loss. 💜💜
" let me sort out Mr Trying to bleed to death". 😂😂😂😂I loved working with Doctors like her when I was nursing.
me too - they are human, don't think they are better than rest of staff. They may have more education, but we're all human and should treat each other nicely and with respect regardless of position
This is my local hospital and I am so proud, they have saved many life’s in my family
They’re amazing!!! As an American, I only wish I’d ever receive this kind of care not only for medical reasons but also they really seem to care for peoples hearts and minds. 💜💜💜
I am envious of you for having such a wonderful hospital close to you.
@@wifemomteacherlife7648 i used to, moved from Derby in 2019
45 is no age to pass away from any illness, very sad and such a shame that Glyn didn’t make it, Cancer is such a horrible disease.
What a nice kind and caring doctor that Venkat is, a true gentleman who is in the right job helping people, there should be more people like him in the NHS.
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I love Susie's humility. It's how it should be.
Calling her patients sweatpea is so lovely. My mum still calls me sweatpea and I'm 22, and the lady doing that ladies hair. Lovely staff.
That amazing dr venmark what a kind human soul he is. So compassionate so caring definitely in the right job. I wish all doctors had his compassion and concern for their patients. To see a dr hold a patients hand and be there for the family also is so uplifting and inspiring. These documentaries of the hospital are so good. Absolutely such a wonderful honest raw series. Well done to all involved. Much love leisa Western Australia xx
The housekeeper are the stars of the show in any hospital environment!
So sad to see Glynn didn’t make it! If any of his family read this, I send you my sincere condolences and hope you are doing as well as you can be. Xxx
It is a Shame but smoking was never going to help
@@Itskayy_17 Dunno why they didnt say right the final choice is an experimental treatment ur gonna smoke cannibis instead of cigarettes. Ya never know might have done something for him
@@radialb1894 🌲 definitely saved my life, my mum snuck it into my hospital room when I was 12 🤣🤣
@@radialb1894 unfortunately it’s still illegal in this country, they are only now starting trials in a few hospitals. Depending on when this was originally filmed it may not have been an option anywhere in the country, at least legally.
I'm curious - do they not do chemotherapy for lung cancer in the UK ?
love doctors like Susie who have not problem questioning what's going on with a patient and calling for a 2nd opinion, need more docs like that
Glyn may you be resting in peace up in Heaven now, pain free, suffering free 💜🙏
RIP Glyn prayers for his family 🙏
Rest easy Glyn🙋🏽♀️💕
The doctor who told glen was amazing how he held his hand and listened
Its so brave of glyn and his family to let the cameras in on there awful situation
Im a Surgeon I always have music on. Good atmosphere equals a great vibe along with a happy Patient! RIP to Glyn🙏🏻 what a wonderful compassionate doctor ( Venkata) he had!
I've never had nurses give me such love and care. I've watched heaps of these videos and no-one seems to do it better than the British when it comes to nursing
The Irish do a very good job too!
I’m glad we have our free NHS..
However, Sadly my experience with my local hospital in the U.K. has been largely negative. Everything from being misdiagnosed for a hip dislocation, sent home in an unclean state, to being told to shut up for daring to join in a conversation two nurses were having over my head (about their holiday plans) being called a fat elephant. Hearing night staff telling an dementia patient to shut the fuck up for asking once to be taken for a wee!
I promise I’m not difficult, rude to staff or combative. I’m just a normal person. I made complaints each bad experience but nothing changes. Not in the long run. If you’ve any sense you’ll stay away from Lincoln county hospital. It’s a dump
@@TiggiTheWillful so sorry to hear that
@@antzpantzz8490 I take comfort in that. Thank you xx
I'm a Brit living in the USA. The NHS has made some incredible transformations. I remember when it was rare to meet a doctor or nurse like this. They were all so stern and more interested in following antiquated rules than compassion and caring. So glad to see the younger generations putting patients lives first. If I return to the UK I want to live somewhere like this where I'll get compassionate health care. Sad that Glynn passed away. Can blame those damned cigarettes for his cancer.
I hate cigarettes and smoking with a passion Teresa…to think way back when, say the 40’s they used to prescribe them to asthma patients to help their breathing…can you believe that! I’m an only child and when I was 32 I lost my mother to emphysema when she was 63 and had always smoked, a year later my father followed with lung cancer, also a smoker . I have never smoked but developed severe respiratory problems inc collapsed lung, and have been diagnosed with COPD from passive smoking for 40 hrs! My ex husband smoked too…so I feel angry about that, and have always begged my 3 sons not to smoke because of all these things, but young ones think they will be fine. My middle son and partner had a little boy, and when he was 18 months, Andrew developed awful back and hip pain.he had blood tests, and was rushed to hospital where they found he had aggressive cancer in right lung,hip and thigh, sternum and spine. In seven weeks from diagnosis he passed away aged just 39 and it’s broken my heart …he apologised for ignoring me bless him, but no parent should have to lose a child, especially thru smoking, it’s taken the ones I loved, hence my hating with a passion. It was sepsis in the end, hidden behind the tumour in his lung, and they couldn’t do anything.
Andrew abd partner did marry in hospital, and he made a will…so I’m very proud he tried to take care of his little family, but doubly sad he won’t see his little son grow , and like wise Robin hasn’t got a daddy. So all you smokers who read this, DONT THINK it could never happen to you. It’s just not worth the risk, so please DONT SMOKE! …..Best wishes from Norfolk U.K. Teresa. 🙋♀️💐💕
@@helencheadle5285 I'm so sorry for all your losses
I am a nurse and trained and worked in the UK. All the nurses and doctors I worked with be were all compassionate and caring.Myself included. They are not all as you said.
@@helencheadle5285 I have lost most of my family to cancers from smoking. I never married due to severe depressions I have been plagued with my whole life. My mom is in her late 70s and won't be here much longer which will mean I will have no family left. I will be all alone and I think life will be too unbearable to live like that when I lose my mom. How can anyone want to continue to live with absolutely no family members left? I quit smoking in 2008 when my dad died from lung cancer but I smoke for 20 yrs before that and so the damage has already been done in my body which is what people don't understand.
Ciggies are contaminated with poison's and radioactive isotopes and so the cancers show up decades later after you smoked. Smokers get the highest doses of radiation than anyone else in their jobs and much higher doses than airline pilots who got cancers on their arms from the intense sunlight.
I have come close to death from two illnesses and the NHS saved my life on both of those occasions and one of them was only a few months ago when I collapsed at work from severe and profound anemia with a blood score for hemoglobin of 51 which I should of died in my sleep. I just got tested again and I am again anemic so I have to have a CT scan of my bowel to find out where I'm losing blood from. I am so thankful to the NHS and I give money to them whenever I can afford it along with the Dogs Trust. Peace to you all:)
@@helencheadle5285 Is this Teresa formerly of Sandcastle Hunstanton?
Martin and John lowkey the coolest guys
Thank you to all the men and women who work in our amazing NHS. A few months ago for the first time in my life I was seriously ill, I didn't realise how ill until much later after the first symptoms. I don't think there are any words I could use to convey my thanks to such incredible people. From the paramedics, A&E staff, intensive care staff, respiratory ward staff, support staff, so many people who make up the NHS. All of whom nothing was too much trouble. From sitting holding my hand, reassuring me through the night, keeping me informed on what was happening, I really did want for nothing, even when I started getting better on my feet, the brews, biscuits. From the bottom of my heart, thank you xxx
Yes I agree totally! I broke my ankle recently and had to be taken to a hospital by ambulances, stayed there several days, had surgery, and came home two days after. Everything was a first-time experience for me. Not until we (or our relatives) get ill that we realise there are unsung heroes doing incredible jobs every second of the day taking care of us. These people essentially give me the hope to have a normal life again.
My gosh NHS doctors and nurses save lives as easy as buttering bread. So proud of them!
I've seen people give the NHS a lot of stick.... but speaking from experience, these guys are doing the best they can with what little they have. Couldn't be prouder of the NHS, always helped me when I've needed them.
@@MexxiUK yes indeed the are doing a great work
Clap for them
@@The786legend they don't need a clap mate, they need extra funding and social benefits.
@@MexxiUK yes you are right where are you from my friend
When Susie commented on doubting herself with making then right decisions, it brought back my memories of making decisions in my job as an MSW Social Worker with Child Protective Services in California, USA. I admire you so much , Doctor Susie. The staff , no matter their status is AMAZING!!!
What a calm doctor Susie is, she makes the world better just by her calmness...love her..
I have never seen a doctor make a cup of tea and hold a patients hand. I love it so much! Amazing
I absolutely love the care you all show your patience! God bless Glyn's family!
Our NHS is wonderful and the envy of many countries. As for the staff team as a whole, so much dedication to who we could never thank enough. I for one, am so grateful for your service, very often over and beyond.
Sad that they are so underpaid...
He’s holding his hand 💖😢 sweetest thing ever
Heartbreaking that poor glyn didn’t make it. My heart really went out to him hearing his story and I hope his family are doing ok.
All jobs in a hospital are necessary, they should all do them with the attitude these ppl do, it’s amazing. They love being there and it shows.
Cancer is such a vile horrible disease. Poor man & lady. The way that doctor held his hand when he was giving the bad news had me in floods of tears. Saying that it could be a couple of months but only lasted less than 2 weeks. Thinking of Dawn & the family
The orthopedic surgeon is what every doctor needs to be like. I have had so many in the US who brush me off and are aloof. They are humans, not gods so I never treat them like anything less.
The humanity there is outstanding.
How beautifully the doctor delivered bad news. Really excellent bed side manner!!
I remember watching the poor bloke with cancer when I was 27. I was determined to stop smoking after watching him being told that. And I did. I owe you a lot, Mr Moss. RIP.
Dr. Susie and the other doctors are from heaven! Thank you so very much!
It's amazing how everyone leaves their ego's at the door when they come to work. They each have a part they play when they're on shift and everything they do is for the patients.
Thank you to all the beautiful, wonderful people who deal with us lot & our never ending problems.
It is so lovely to see bedside manner and full on care from health providers. I wish they did this here in the states (U.S).. Been to Hospital 5 times this year and pretty much did my own care due to under staffing. Cancer is a horrible killer. I lost my Da to lung cancer over 20 years ago. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him. I miss him terribly so.
I don't know if it's the same way in the USA. Some things are similar I guess.
I'm watching from the US and I love and appreciate how lovely and compassionate all of these Dr. and nurses as well as those who keep the hospitals running are! Not like that here so much 🤔
I had Spinal Surgery at Royal Derby Hospital 2 years ago.
Fabulous hospital and the nurses were lovely nothing was to much trouble for them
I love that doctor who talks to Glynn. My ENT surgeon is like him. She’s lovely.
Dr. Susie's statement about self-doubt is wonderful. It fixed me a little. Thank you, Doctor.
the music and comradery in the operating room add to the success and quality of the surgeries
This is my local hospital. Many times helped me through a lot of pain!
Made me cry for the 45 year old he had so much to look forward to and a wonderful family
What an amazing group of people in that hospital. Absolutely amazing heros!!!
This is my local hospital and as someone with autoimmune disorders, I've spent a lot of time there. From the cleaning staff to the drs, they are all fantastic and I couldn't wish for better care than what they give. They are all superstars ⭐❤
Bless Albert, bless them all, I was in that hospital for a week in 2005 they looked after me well, nice clean hospital with great staff, they don’t get paid enough x
My wife is a ER nurse here in America and I love when she tells me all the crazy stories she deals with
Ok the part where the fire crew guys are getting suited up - cut scene to elevator- back to “The bird is the word”. Epic 20:00
Howling looking at them pair..they look like they are going into battle, faces of glass,not a facial movement..then just like that they are back behind the ubend dragging out a roll of loo roll..lmao
I went to this hospital once when I was staying in the uk. I got injured whilst playing with my sisters, I had to have stitches in my head and had to stay for a night, I have nothing but compliments for them. I was only 16, but i remember it clearly, or as much as I could with the concussion lol. But everyone was so kind and considerate. I remember asking some of the cleaning staff if they could help me clean the blood off my shoe, and they did it no hesitation with nothing but compliments. Complete respects to the staff.
Where are you from if you don't mind me asking?
@@artspooner Korea why?
Wonderful staff each and everyone i
My husband has cancer. He was diagnosed 9 months ago, and the staff at the hospital have been kind, patient and such a comfort. Not just to my husband but to his family.
Environmental Services (cleaning crew) is just as important as the surgeons, doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, CNA’s, radiology techs and so on. They can’t go forward with surgeries or treating patients without the cleaning crews. I’ve worked in the hospitals as an RT and I’ve been a patient many times with some long hospital stays. During my last admission one lady from Environmental Services was cleaning my room and I was still in rough shape due to double septic pneumonia and my hair was soaking wet from sweat. She complimented on my hair and put it up for me. I have never forgotten that kind gesture. A CNA a couple of days later washed my hair and put it in a nice bun.
The Dr with Glyn was so gentle and caring giving the news. So sad.
This hospital is amazing it saved my life almost 24 years ago and my mum's life earlier this year when she caught COVID the hospital staff do an amazing job to keep everyone going
I’m so glad to hear your mum survived and is well now! Keep well!
My favourites are John and Martin always running and chilling and then running again 😎🥸❤️
The doctor was very compassionate with the patient. I felt so bad for the patient
Lovely examples of compassion and commitment shown to people. This is a fine example of a NHS Hospital where people really do care.
Miss you Glyn , we have pint of John smiths for you on your birthday . And talk about you all the time. Until we meet again
Collette needs a pay rise I love her so much
They all do
Amazing workers
I absolutely love the staff - all of them - of the NHS. So caring and lovely.
That doctor holding the hand of a patient belongs to heaven...
I was here last june during lockdown.. I snapped my ankle real bad and needed an operation.. All staff were fantastic.. Xx
ouch! hope you're doing much better now!
@@OurStories better than a year ago thanks.. Srill get pain and have a limp.. But hopefully in time i improve.. Xx
@@hayleydryden8358 did you have crutches
this is my local hospital everything they did for my late mother is amazing as she now has a glass flower int he memorie garden and a picture in the baby scan department this si a great hospital full of amazing staff
"Let me sort out Mr Trying to Bleed to Death" she's brilliant 🤣
This is what healthcare should be like in the US. This is what we should strive to be like
Dr Venmark is a legend. Wish all doctors could be like him. Going through palliative care for my mum right now, so I know how it is and having compassionate medical staff really makes a difference - both for the patient and the family (who need just as much support). It can be quite isolating and having kind people around really does help.
What amazing people, and absolutely phenomenal hospital! So very thankful that the world has people like each and every one of you. Every one of you are a blessing, and just some of Gods most beautiful of gifts to this world. Thank you all for everything that you do. I hope that each one of you’s recognize the impact you’ve made and continue to make on this earth. You all are so loved, so respected, admired, and APPRECIATED! Thank you, thank you - you are Earths ANGELS! Hats off and applause - great respect and thanks to you all!
I went into royal derbys a&e a couple of years ago and Suzie was the doctor who saw me. She was amazing!
Is anyone completely shocked at the guy with cancer still smoking? I cant help but think how that effected the results of treatment, or whether it was already so bad that it made no difference.
Its so awesome to see the compassion from staff to patients and to each other. Heart warming
I'm more shocked with him smoking inside! When was this filmed? Must have been well over a decade ago if he was smoking inside a hospital.
There were smoking rooms in hospital years ago. Not any more.
It is an addiction
He said his wife never smoked. Yes she crrtainly did. She got his second hand carcinogenic filth, for years and years.
The maintenance people remind me of the chuckle brothers ❤️
Glyn reminded me so much of my best friend who died of cancer at 13 years of age
End of life care is difficult. I was privileged to practice in hospice. It was truly an honor, for me.
So sad. I just can't get my head around these diagnosis esp Glenn. Its just impossible and one wishes one could wave a wand and take the pain away. Love the way Dr Vankata connects with him. That would never happen in the town I live in here in America. The patients are lucky to have someone so seemingly caring.
Wonderful doctor and the staff
So lovely to see all the staff that makes a hospital tick. That music in the OR is such a great idea! You could see the staff relax and groove along with the beat. Must do something for the pt as well, maybe a better outcome, I hope so. Condolences to glens family and physician.
These doctors, nurses, and staff are absolutely amazing!❤
Good people exist today. The people who work for the NHS are living proof of this!
You all are amazing! We all should be fortunate to have such great medical care. 💜🇺🇸
R.I.P Glynn you will be remembered. Condolences to hsi family.
i love this series! thank you Our Stories for uploading the second episode, absolutely fantastic! im looking forward to episode 3! :)
It's great isnt it best hospital series iv ever seen
Margaret, who was getting her hair done, is an ANGEL!! Did anyone see her eyes? I'm sure she's such an interesting character!!
When I was in hospital 23 years ago with a fractured lift acetabulum my GP visited me every day for eight weeks that I was there…
Yeah, they don't do that now.
Cleaning crew.... WOW! Blown AWAY!!!!
That elevator scene was such a funny surprise. I appreciate the moment of levity amongst so much seriousness and worry.
Should be many more drs that CARE that much!
Absolutely love this hospital and legendary old school music is perfect😊😊
My you dear Glynn rest in eternal peace with air flowing free and pain a thing of the past and to your family, think of the good times and when the bad hits let other's in that you trust to help. xxx
Glyn had been dust and a memory for six years when you wrote that platitude.
Around the 9:00 minute mark, Venkata was so incredibly warm and caring. I hope things went well for that patient. And that his wife is ok.
Edit: I saw the end. 😔😔😔
I think all hospital 🏥 in England do an outstanding job 👏 well done NHS 👏✔👍👌
Febrile convulsions are terribly horrible to witness, I feel so sorry for the child 😰as scary as it is for caregivers/parents, it's just as scary to them
Colette has the strongest Jacky Tyler vibes and I love it
Glynns Dr is a legend!
I wish I had that doctor telling me those news if I hd to What a amazing man
goo job Lloyd, Martin, John everyone working to move the system along. most important work