@@Lucinda_Jackson Chronic health condition USA resident here! My every two year colonoscopy costs $11,000. I would much rather have to wait than never be able to get that because of costs. Insurance for me with my pre-existing condition is $900 a month, and I have to spend $8,000 before they will pay for anything. Waiting is better than dying.
I couldn’t imagine being injured, strapped down like that and then throwing up too. The idea of it makes me claustrophobic and anxious. Dorothy handled it so well and the medics were so sweet with her.
Awe, baby Freddie was so adorable! How sweet was the paramedic with him!! Omg, you can tell. He loves those babies. He was so tender with him. His thumb was the same size as that little nuggets foot. So crazy
He was prem so may not apply here, but lots of babies get jaundice when they are born due to them cutting the umbilical too quickly. They discovered this 10 years ago but doctors still cut umbilical's immediately. I have no idea why. I asked my mid-wife not to cut early, but she said she'd never heard about it and it sounds dumb.
@@MattDawson01working in various jobs in the medical field my whole life, I have two problems with this. One she called something you said to her dumb(and by the sounds of it didn’t even look into it) and two she didn’t abide by your request for your own health plan for self and your baby. Both unprofessional. Congrats on your little one, even if they aren’t little anymore!!
I broke my arm a couple of years back, and they gave me morphine, which made me sick to my stomach. That's probably why she threw up. They're supposed to give you a shot of anti-sickness meds. God love her - she reminds me of my mom who I take care of. I love the elderly.
You are right .I had surgery I had 90 Staples from my chest down I had the button for pain .I hated the morphine made me sick .I'm throwing up with all them staples OUCH .I would not push it.They took it out and gave me Dilaudid when I needed it I didn't get sick.I was 24 I just wanted to go to work .🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@jojomart Hello! I’m not too familiar with UK’s EMS protocols but in mine, we are only allowed to give Zofran as an anti nausea med. There are only a few times when we withhold Zofran (allergy, refusal of the med, heart function, already at the hospital, etc.) if you look up prolonged QT intervals for EKG’s, it explains it more in regards to heart function😊
My grandma was British and she always said I was a nuisance. She was tough. Buried three husbands, walked daily, several miles, and lived to be 102. My mum is 95 and keeping up the tradition. I’m a fat American and I have to behave myself , knowing I have longevity in my genes, I want to be as healthy and active as long as I possibly can. 75 and going stronger than ever.💪
@ProfCheryl I am happy to be born in Germany in a country where everyone gets therapy the only thing that keeps us from being een more better is our "Paper Work addiction" so everyone who is in charge loves guidelines even if they are over 40 years old For example we have an rescue system that needs a doctor to run efficiently, withou a doctor even NFS* who learned things like a EMT would have learned it in the USA aren't allowed to work as they were trained because Federal system in Germany makes rescue things a State department. This led to the fakt that in different states different things are allowed or not allowed... in the one state I am allowed to give advanced pain medicine without a doctor in the other I am not or only allowed to gave low level pain meds what in this situation like an amputation realy isnt enough, the funny thing is there is no reason for it to not allow the use in one state but in the other it is because both NFS had the same training So our problem isnt the whole social system but we are troubled with short staffed NFS and the overwhelming regulations that cause unnecessary pain for the patient....a wonder that we aren't happy with that what we have but we want to help the patient as best as we could but in the moment we are forced/limited by the law to not do things that we have learned which prevent pain but because of regulations we Aren't allowed and this is what makes me angry when the resources are there but nobody uses them because someone got the wrong Textbook
@@ashleycook1768 of course they are GOING to. She said they should neve HAVE to. To clarify, they should never HAVE to be in a position for that to be necessary.
Morphine makes me sick as a dog if I don't close my eyes. It's a trick a nurse taught me when I get the dizziness from it, close my eyes! Another great video!
@@sandisilesilvestermatroshe8980 nonsense when they wouldn't love their job they wouldn't do it so for me there is no reason to believe they doesn't do their job right. Maybe its because of all the panic or the worries about the incident what caused your sister to think that they doesnt care about her...but I can assure you there are a lot of things that happens unseen in the background when we check on the monitor, call ER for a bed, nd sometimes there are situations where we are forced to wait or we done everything we could. One thing that could make it appears like the parameds in the video cares more than the one without camera crew is that here the good parts are cut from the bad ones
Beautiful for Christmas time...lights and a good bit of snow. How pretty! Too highly populated area for my tastes, but I'd sure love to live where it snows in the winter. Used to snow here during the winter, but not in many years. Can't tell me that global warming is just a silly story. I'm not amused. Too old to move now. So I rely on my memories. NHS seems to have very good emergency care where this is being filmed. Could just be for the camera...hope these folks get good cares all the time!
And it's easy to miss a dose if you'd just run out of your meds, but the holidays meant the pharmacy was closed, and you couldn't pick up more. That being said, I wouldn't be out and about if I knew I'd not taken my meds like that.
@@BigGrabowskiTheir medication is free. There is no excuse not to be meds compliant. I’ve never missed a single pill ever in my medical history. Sorry. That is just plain irresponsible. She is very, very I’ll. She might need a reevaluation of her medication. And during Christmas, the stress is ridiculous, diet is awful, busy, busy, busy. She needs to wear a monitor, like an Apple Watch, to remind her. 💜
I am from the US and anytime they film the roads in front of them all I can think about is how the zigzag and squiggly lines on the road might make me feel sick when driving around. In the US we only have white or yellow solid lines, dashed lines, or diagonal lines (for places you can not drive or park) and even the dashed lines sometimes make my head feel funny after driving for awhile. I have a family member that is prone to vertigo and I know for a fact that she would struggle to drive on roads with zigzags and squiggles.
@@Lauriej117 oh I don’t live in Canada, so I’m saying IN the US, I’ve only ever seen it called acetaminophen, not that it’s called that ONLY in the US.
I hope you were nice to the people who were having seizures cause I have epilepsy/seizures and Ashma and any time someone calls the ambulance 🚑 on me in my state the paramedics are rude to me and my parents
You could easily take the way that people from the UK normally speak because it’s so defined it’s so classy. It’s so hilarious and you could become sarcastic with it and honestly become a comedian.
Dena needs to lighten up, she and Mike will clash…She needs to remember, she and all the others see a lot of things throughout the day, having fun is part of it when doing nothing. Mike has been doing this for a long time, don’t make an enemy out of someone who can very well be one of your best friends.
I was given it in emergency after I was thrown from a horse and broke my wrist and it was a big relief, but I heard the doctor ordering anti-nausea meds in my IV too. If they don’t do it in the ambulance they probably should. I especially would feel sick just from being backwards facing while traveling 🤢
Oh how I wish the U.S. had medical systems like these. But the money goes to the police force which, of course, is needed. These people SAVE lives, police end them sometimes unnecessarily. Nothing against the police. We need them for all the criminals in the U.S.😢
25 in a day in the past! And she did not take her meds! Stop asking questions! Use to be epileptic. Talking after a seizure use to send me into another one. For me and my daughter, sleep was best. Seizure free since 1983 now. Kept taking meds though until 6 years ago.
That poor woman dealing with post seizure symptoms and having to be lectured by the EMT about medications. She already knows she needs to takes her meds, she probably forgot to take them; it was a mistake. She needs help and sympathy, not to be scolded and talked down to. I’ve been in her situation and trust me, you are the last person I want to see and the hospital is the last place I want to go! And because of being treated like this, I don’t call for help anymore.
So you don't want the medical professionals to do their job and stress just how important her medication is? Imagine if she'd been driving, she could have killed someone. Or if she fell in the road right in front of a car that couldn't stop. Yes, it was most likely a mistake, but she knows she's had severe amounts of seizures her entire life. At some point, you can't let a mistake go. She needs to be more responsible about her medication before she gets herself or someone else killed.
@@Lauriej117Non compliance is our biggest health problem. We love to eat junk, lay around and watch TV, let our lifestyle create the need for medical intervention, and medication. Why would that change?
I am just watching it from Ireland hello England I am one of the best doctors in the world because I love my patients and my 3 families in my private jet I fly everywhere poorest countries Africa and Asia then I do Europe and North America and South America with 3 lovely families I am adopted from Ireland I am 2 biological family from France and America they are living I my private jet then I have my own family in my private jet 28 wives and 12 children I love everyone equally I have 99999 billion hotels and houses and 24 countries I am part governments in the world 3 hospitals and 5 parks in different countries 5 different factories selling best backpacks
Question, why don't UK ambulances seem to carry fentanyl instead of morphine? It's much more potent and UK medics training level seems to justify being able to deal with it safely. If you look through the fear mongering, that is.
Our NFS's give it the whoe time and guess what they are now better trained in the use of it as our docs at the Hospital because they use it so much often
No! If you want to see American “stuff” , watch American shows. Very few people want to see American “ stuff”. We see enough of your offensive, violent and stupid stuff on the news.
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I love this show so much. The People in the UK are really lucky to have this type of system
Talk to people in the UK with serious, chronic illnesses and see if they feel the same way. They do not.
@Lucinda Jackson but it is still better than having absolutely no medical care like a lot of the people in the US.
@@MiracleFound
Not really. It's pretty much the same except there's nowhere else to go. No choices.
@@Lucinda_Jackson Chronic health condition USA resident here! My every two year colonoscopy costs $11,000. I would much rather have to wait than never be able to get that because of costs. Insurance for me with my pre-existing condition is $900 a month, and I have to spend $8,000 before they will pay for anything. Waiting is better than dying.
@@tehandehness
They don't just wait - they receive subpar care. And, oftentimes, no care at all.
Does anyone else get excited when a “new” (to TH-cam) episode is posted?
I do .
I do 🥳
yup!
It's a cheap monthly fee to not have commercials.
Yes most definitely 💯 %
Dorothy broke my heart💗poor dear. The attendants are so lovely with her.
I couldn’t imagine being injured, strapped down like that and then throwing up too. The idea of it makes me claustrophobic and anxious. Dorothy handled it so well and the medics were so sweet with her.
Awe, baby Freddie was so adorable! How sweet was the paramedic with him!! Omg, you can tell. He loves those babies. He was so tender with him. His thumb was the same size as that little nuggets foot. So crazy
As soon as I saw that baby I could tell he was jaundice. He was so yellow. Very glad they got him checked out. Very loved little guy ♥️
He was prem so may not apply here, but lots of babies get jaundice when they are born due to them cutting the umbilical too quickly. They discovered this 10 years ago but doctors still cut umbilical's immediately. I have no idea why. I asked my mid-wife not to cut early, but she said she'd never heard about it and it sounds dumb.
@@MattDawson01working in various jobs in the medical field my whole life, I have two problems with this. One she called something you said to her dumb(and by the sounds of it didn’t even look into it) and two she didn’t abide by your request for your own health plan for self and your baby. Both unprofessional. Congrats on your little one, even if they aren’t little anymore!!
WOW those ambulances look like small clinics compared to the ambulances in America. VERY NICE medical care there.
The best part for me is the updates at the end. Thank you for letting us all know. ❤
I’ve just recently found these videos, and I binge watch them daily. I do get excited when new ones come out.
Never seen this show before. Interesting after being an EMT for three years.
Thank you for your service where ever you live and work ❤
Dina/Tina did sooo great! She’s amazing and really CUT out for this job ❤
The woman who had cluster seizures was amazingly alert! I have seizures and I can't communicate that well right after just one!
Glad they tell you what the out come of the cases are.
I broke my arm a couple of years back, and they gave me morphine, which made me sick to my stomach. That's probably why she threw up. They're supposed to give you a shot of anti-sickness meds. God love her - she reminds me of my mom who I take care of. I love the elderly.
@@kawaiguy9648 Yes, unless they enjoy having their patient suffer more than they already are..
Me too. They have to give me Benadryl with the morphine , then I don't throw up non stop!
You are right .I had surgery I had 90 Staples from my chest down I had the button for pain .I hated the morphine made me sick .I'm throwing up with all them staples OUCH .I would not push it.They took it out and gave me Dilaudid when I needed it I didn't get sick.I was 24 I just wanted to go to work .🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@jojomart Hello! I’m not too familiar with UK’s EMS protocols but in mine, we are only allowed to give Zofran as an anti nausea med. There are only a few times when we withhold Zofran (allergy, refusal of the med, heart function, already at the hospital, etc.) if you look up prolonged QT intervals for EKG’s, it explains it more in regards to heart function😊
There have also been known cases where Zofran can also cause seizures. Although rare, it still unfortunately occurs.
Dorothy reminds me of my Grandma. She was British. She was always saying “sorry to be a nuisance” “ bye lovey” “ta rah”. Dorothy is so sweet
My grandma was British and she always said I was a nuisance. She was tough. Buried three husbands, walked daily, several miles, and lived to be 102. My mum is 95 and keeping up the tradition. I’m a fat American and I have to behave myself , knowing I have longevity in my genes, I want to be as healthy and active as long as I possibly can. 75 and going stronger than ever.💪
I’ve seen a first seizure before it was the scaryist thing ever
The whole falling, followed by vomiting, it males me think (I am certainly no doctor, though), that the lady had a concussion.
Also common for pain meds to cause nausea, but yes, could absolutely be a concussion
And the beds making them travel backwards definitely doesn’t help either
So cool to see how the units are so drastically different designs then the ones we use here in the states
@ProfCheryl I am happy to be born in Germany in a country where everyone gets therapy the only thing that keeps us from being een more better is our "Paper Work addiction" so everyone who is in charge loves guidelines even if they are over 40 years old
For example we have an rescue system that needs a doctor to run efficiently, withou a doctor even NFS* who learned things like a EMT would have learned it in the USA aren't allowed to work as they were trained because Federal system in Germany makes rescue things a State department.
This led to the fakt that in different states different things are allowed or not allowed... in the one state I am allowed to give advanced pain medicine without a doctor in the other I am not or only allowed to gave low level pain meds what in this situation like an amputation realy isnt enough, the funny thing is there is no reason for it to not allow the use in one state but in the other it is because both NFS had the same training
So our problem isnt the whole social system but we are troubled with short staffed NFS and the overwhelming regulations that cause unnecessary pain for the patient....a wonder that we aren't happy with that what we have but we want to help the patient as best as we could but in the moment we are forced/limited by the law to not do things that we have learned which prevent pain but because of regulations we
Aren't allowed and this is what makes me angry when the resources are there but nobody uses them because someone got the wrong Textbook
I felt that Ankle pain I've broken dislocated mine surgery and 10 screws 2 plates later hope he's ok
Old people should never have to throw up. Or cry. I felt so bad for her.
They’re human. Both are quite normal actions lmao
@@ashleycook1768 What do you mean? Animals cry and throw up as well. Are they human too? "lmao"
@@ashleycook1768 of course they are GOING to. She said they should neve HAVE to. To clarify, they should never HAVE to be in a position for that to be necessary.
I was like he better be joking about that fridge, LOL
Morphine makes me sick as a dog if I don't close my eyes. It's a trick a nurse taught me when I get the dizziness from it, close my eyes! Another great video!
I love snow as well. Just not for too long. 💙❄️☃️
So glad that baby was okey.
Had to smile when he said "okie dokie" w/an English accent. 🙃💖👍
I respect respect your business and thank you for business 2:04
Taking care of each other..❤
These paramedics are the best. The ones my sister got didn't say a word to her and were on their phones all the time.
They're extra good because they're being filmed
@@sandisilesilvestermatroshe8980 nonsense when they wouldn't love their job they wouldn't do it so for me there is no reason to believe they doesn't do their job right.
Maybe its because of all the panic or the worries about the incident what caused your sister to think that they doesnt care about her...but I can assure you there are a lot of things that happens unseen in the background when we check on the monitor, call ER for a bed, nd sometimes there are situations where we are forced to wait or we done everything we could.
One thing that could make it appears like the parameds in the video cares more than the one without camera crew is that here the good parts are cut from the bad ones
Maybe googling what they’re supposed to do.
@@VSE4me1 oh I know what they are supposed to do 😂
Yes I get excited for new videos. I love your videos for sure.
Beautiful for Christmas time...lights and a good bit of snow. How pretty! Too highly populated area for my tastes, but I'd sure love to live where it snows in the winter. Used to snow here during the winter, but not in many years. Can't tell me that global warming is just a silly story. I'm not amused. Too old to move now. So I rely on my memories. NHS seems to have very good emergency care where this is being filmed. Could just be for the camera...hope these folks get good cares all the time!
I don't remember all the commercials before .Oh well I love this show it's worth the wait .✌️❤️
Imagine having epilepsy OT any other life threatening condition, and not taking your medication. May as well just roll over
And it's easy to miss a dose if you'd just run out of your meds, but the holidays meant the pharmacy was closed, and you couldn't pick up more. That being said, I wouldn't be out and about if I knew I'd not taken my meds like that.
@@BigGrabowskiTheir medication is free. There is no excuse not to be meds compliant. I’ve never missed a single pill ever in my medical history. Sorry. That is just plain irresponsible. She is very, very I’ll. She might need a reevaluation of her medication. And during Christmas, the stress is ridiculous, diet is awful, busy, busy, busy. She needs to wear a monitor, like an Apple Watch, to remind her. 💜
@@annamarielewis7078 I never mentioned cost.
That baby is ridiculously cute
I am from the US and anytime they film the roads in front of them all I can think about is how the zigzag and squiggly lines on the road might make me feel sick when driving around. In the US we only have white or yellow solid lines, dashed lines, or diagonal lines (for places you can not drive or park) and even the dashed lines sometimes make my head feel funny after driving for awhile. I have a family member that is prone to vertigo and I know for a fact that she would struggle to drive on roads with zigzags and squiggles.
I do to! I hate virtigo!!😮
Don’t come to Oregon. Miles and miles of curvy roads. I don’t love driving from city to city because of that.
I looked up what Paracetamol was today and it’s literally just Tylenol 😂
(I’ve only ever seen it called acetaminophen in the US)
It’s also called acetaminophen in Canada. See you learn something new everyday.🤓🇨🇦
@@Lauriej117 oh I don’t live in Canada, so I’m saying IN the US, I’ve only ever seen it called acetaminophen, not that it’s called that ONLY in the US.
@@Lauriej117 I’m confused 😵💫
What politeness and how was it wasted? Lmao
@@Lauriej117 you were being sarcastic in your first message, were you not?
I was just explaining how you may have misunderstood my comment.
@@ameliavelasco8602
I wasn’t being sarcastic, just informative.🙂🇨🇦
Seizures are scary 23:59
I'm a retired Paramedic awaiting new content to get my adrenaline fix! 💜
I hope you were nice to the people who were having seizures cause I have epilepsy/seizures and Ashma and any time someone calls the ambulance 🚑 on me in my state the paramedics are rude to me and my parents
@Meagan Moore We were never rude to patients or parents on the worst day of their lives! 💜
You could easily take the way that people from the UK normally speak because it’s so defined it’s so classy. It’s so hilarious and you could become sarcastic with it and honestly become a comedian.
I like this, unlike that one guy that is way to aggressive, even if he is “special agent”
I haven't heard of Jaques Cousteau for many, many years. Watched his show religiously.
They need a way to tilt the bed for vomiting without needing so much effort.
OK, why dont you be the CEO of everything mr smart idea
merry Christmas 🎁🎄
Gosh yes
Why don’t we get gas-n-air in the ambulances in America?
Sadists in American medicine.
Dena needs to lighten up, she and Mike will clash…She needs to remember, she and all the others see a lot of things throughout the day, having fun is part of it when doing nothing. Mike has been doing this for a long time, don’t make an enemy out of someone who can very well be one of your best friends.
this stuff inspires me
I’m American. What does A& D stand for ? What’s the meaning ?
It's A and E--"Accident and Emergency". So like a beefier version of stat care.
A&E. Accident and Emergency. Same as ER in USA. Also known as Casualty Department.
Proper splat 😂😂😂
Be nice if they could make a thing that would rise the bed on one side for such times.
They do have them. Just not every truck. The fire department has them.
🤣 had to laugh at the irony sciatica in a 29 yr old is rare, um I got diagnosed with it at 16.
Thank You for your service!!! 🫡
How in the Sam hell do you survive 25 seizures in a day I mean the most I’ve had is four and I was told I barely survived
I get dizzy and sick on morphine. I hate that stuff!
I was given it in emergency after I was thrown from a horse and broke my wrist and it was a big relief, but I heard the doctor ordering anti-nausea meds in my IV too.
If they don’t do it in the ambulance they probably should. I especially would feel sick just from being backwards facing while traveling 🤢
Im at 4min and had already 2 spots inbetween
Oh how I wish the U.S. had medical systems like these. But the money goes to the police force which, of course, is needed. These people SAVE lives, police end them sometimes unnecessarily. Nothing against the police. We need them for all the criminals in the U.S.😢
I love the homes in UK so cute and homey
We are big and yellow and have big flashing lights well sodas, big bird 😂
I have r seizures when the start you can have a real bad day I had 14 in one day
You have seizures, BUT hasn’t taken her meds that morn? Really?🤬🙄
Mince pies all year around? 😊
25 in a day in the past! And she did not take her meds! Stop asking questions! Use to be epileptic. Talking after a seizure use to send me into another one. For me and my daughter, sleep was best. Seizure free since 1983 now. Kept taking meds though until 6 years ago.
Lil bro had a whole mask and gloves on too. Smh.
Why do they have morphine and no antiemetic?! IV cyclizine would have sorted Dorothy out.
That baby is definitely jaundiced
That poor woman dealing with post seizure symptoms and having to be lectured by the EMT about medications. She already knows she needs to takes her meds, she probably forgot to take them; it was a mistake. She needs help and sympathy, not to be scolded and talked down to. I’ve been in her situation and trust me, you are the last person I want to see and the hospital is the last place I want to go! And because of being treated like this, I don’t call for help anymore.
So you don't want the medical professionals to do their job and stress just how important her medication is? Imagine if she'd been driving, she could have killed someone. Or if she fell in the road right in front of a car that couldn't stop. Yes, it was most likely a mistake, but she knows she's had severe amounts of seizures her entire life. At some point, you can't let a mistake go. She needs to be more responsible about her medication before she gets herself or someone else killed.
You are aware of how people are non- compliant in taking their medications, right?? No, of course you aren’t or you wouldn’t have made that comment.
Sorry. It still has to be said. She is very, very ill.
@@Lauriej117Non compliance is our biggest health problem. We love to eat junk, lay around and watch TV, let our lifestyle create the need for medical intervention, and medication. Why would that change?
I’m sorry you are not willing to avail yourself of the help you might need.
I cringe every time the narrator omits "the" before "hospital".
This is British English, get used to it mate.
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Obvs morphine gonna make her puke
Yeah, especially when you are NOT used to it!!
I am just watching it from Ireland hello England I am one of the best doctors in the world because I love my patients and my 3 families in my private jet I fly everywhere poorest countries Africa and Asia then I do Europe and North America and South America with 3 lovely families I am adopted from Ireland I am 2 biological family from France and America they are living I my private jet then I have my own family in my private jet 28 wives and 12 children I love everyone equally I have 99999 billion hotels and houses and 24 countries I am part governments in the world 3 hospitals and 5 parks in different countries 5 different factories selling best backpacks
Question, why don't UK ambulances seem to carry fentanyl instead of morphine? It's much more potent and UK medics training level seems to justify being able to deal with it safely. If you look through the fear mongering, that is.
I think they carry both. And yeah wonderful medicine when used properly
Yup I had the same question.
Fentanyl is much better to use than morphine
Our NFS's give it the whoe time and guess what they are now better trained in the use of it as our docs at the Hospital because they use it so much often
they should more guy paramedics on the show instead women paramedics.
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Can we show American stuff?
No! If you want to see American “stuff” , watch American shows. Very few people want to see American “ stuff”. We see enough of your offensive, violent and stupid stuff on the news.
They have American ones on a different channel. A great one is Night Watch.
Good