Patient Scared Of Hospitals Causes Concern For Paramedics | Inside The Ambulance | Real Responders
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- Paramedics respond to a call and find a young man with an infection. While paramedics are keen to get him to hospital, the patient is distraught at the thought of going. Elsewhere, paramedics respond to a different call of a man with chest pains.
For the very first time, an ambulance has been rigged with cameras that provide a unique perspective on what it's like to respond to emergency calls. 'Inside The Ambulance' follows paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service in England as they take us right into the heart of the action. We see heroism at work in the actions of these first responders. We also enter the lives of people in crisis and learn their unique stories.
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What I appreciate most about these videos is that they share the final outcome of each patient and don’t leave us wondering!
I agree! Great shows!
Yeah im pleased they do that👍🏻
Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking.
😊
I have a grown son with Down Syndrome. The lovely, gentle way the paramedics treated John made me cry.
Im sure if mankind took away the Downs syndrome genetic or medical… We Will miss those very special people Big time💯
They have a very Big heart and normal people should all have at least, one day with one of these Lovely people… Just to grow Love in their life❤️
I have spoken with Many Downs people in my life🥰
Downs people Can have super Human strength, and Take a grown man Down, while laying on the floor.. Pulling his leg!
That gentleman medic comforting and reassuring John just made my heart happy!🥰❤️🥰
I tried to be tough but it had me welled up also lol
The medics that helped John need a real pat on the back for a job well done.
@Alice Huston Yes Ma'am, I agree!😃
Yes made me very happy and heart warmed! A few tears dropped with joy… we had a few autistic friends at school and my sister and I would always take them and have them enjoy recess with us.. we always included them, now to this day(I’m 31) they recognize me and ask for my sister… I usually just tell them she’s at work or something because she passed away 6 years ago… I don’t want to break their hearts… thank you, I applaud you very very much for that!!!
@Blue Yazzie You are truly something special!💯❤️ Thank YOU for sharing that lovely story. And you have my most sincere and deepest condolences for the loss of your sister.🙏😇💖
I loved that they offered to feed the gentleman's cat, I'm glad the poor guy didn't have to worry about that when he should focus on his health.
Years ago I had a cat, I was really suicidal but refused to go to the hospital because no one would be there to feed the cat. Then after a few days of struggling and realized if I die, my poor cat would starve and die and I didn't want my lovely cat to die before her time. But if I had been forced to go into the hospital, I wouldn't have gotten better because I'd have stressed over my cat the whole time and it might have taken me even longer to get better.
I would be sleeping on a futon if I fell out of bed as often as Steven does.
I wish more people knew how to interact with people of different mental needs. I had to help an autistic teen I found in the cold. He was panicked and the first responders didn't know how to handle him. I had to bridge the gap, managed to get him to unlock his phone and let his friend know where his was. From there his dad was able to come get him and I had warmed him up and calmed him down. It's a real shame when they're treated like criminals in the US. So hats of to this crew treating John with care and empathy.
Oh my, I'm crying with the paramedic hugging John. What a sweet moment to capture! ❤️
It should never be any different than that. I just wish that they everybody showed people of whatever disability the same compassion.
@@curtispandachuk9323 I don't even remember what this is about now. LOL. It's been a year. I'll have to rewatch.
@@curtispandachuk9323and I totally get the disability thing. I'm physically disabled. Make regular hospital visits for a neuromuscular disease that comes with chronic pain, and when my regular pain meds don't work, my doctor sends me to outpatients with orders to have my port accessed so I can use IV dilaudid. The nurses where I got for regular ivig treatments know me very well and my history and what to do to help, but when I go to emerge or outpatients (I think it's called urgent care or resus in other countries) they treat me as a drug seeking person. Most of them don't even know about my neuromuscular disease. I was in crisis in 2019, telling them I was struggling to breathe, but because my oxygen levels were normal, they thought I was lying. If the neurologist wasn't on call in the hospital while I was there, I would most likely be dead. He had to explain to them it's not a problem with my lung tissue, it's my diaphragm and muscles that were failing me, and my oxygen wouldn't drop until I stopped breathing all together. I spent a week in ICU on a vent & feeding tube, a month in hospital, still in a feeding tube, and home with another 5 months on a feeding tube because I couldn't swallow. They don't believe what they don't know so they treat you like you're crazy, especially if they see you're on antidepressants.
I've never teared up watching this show but John changed that. The EMT was absolutely amazing with him.
John had me in tears I wanted to give him a reassuring hug🥺 I am autistic & I get emotional it these situations too. I have cardiac conditions but I start crying when there’s more than one person touching me at a time. John handled it so well ❤️
Aw, poor big sis. She'll be a compassionate person when she grows up, and I'm sure her and the baby will be best buddies.
Individuals with special needs must have the structure and foundation with a lot of advanced notice of any changes coming. Any sudden change they do not do well with. It was nice to see the young boy take to the male paramedic, this helps them to settle and become calm. Kudos to the paramedic for handling the situation as well as he did.
Young boy? He is 25.
Not all people with special needs fit under the same general umbrella of characteristics, everyone is different.
I love how paramedics in the UK take note to the animals in the house and make sure they are taken care of before leaving. That would never happen here in the US
🙋♀️ would not happen in Canada either……..well honestly I don’t really know for sure
Yes, it's definitely not a priority in the US. However I had a stroke a couple months ago, I live by myself with my cats. The ambulance attendants came back about an hour later and found me in the ER wanting to make sure someone was able to get ahold of my daughters. We left the house in such a hurry and I was not able to communicate verbally, but I was able to let them know that my cats would be there by themselves, and they didn't forget about it!
All the paramedics worried about was me locking up my dogs. I was trying to tell them vital information about my husband, but they refused to listen. I would have taken him myself if he was conscious. Ever since we don't call the ambulance if there is any way to take him ourselves. They were rude, and I was delayed getting to the ER by their priorities. I have told my family never to send me by ambulance no matter what. I don't trust them.
@@tatonkatatonka Actually, it happens all the time. Often paramedics will ensure animals have food/water or a care provider present especially if time allows. Also ensure children are safe and either left with older responsible siblings/family or trusted individuals or they are brought with their parent. Paramedics also ensure residences are locked and secured before leaving. Happens all the time and to say it doesn’t without having that knowledge is I’ll informed.
would not happen here in the netherlands either
I’m suspicious that someone John knew went to hospital and didn’t come home… thus his strong fear - and relief when the EMT told him he would come home…
Maybe one of his parents? He lives with his nan after all.
Poor John, he took to Craig for comfort and so wonderful that the paramedics comfort their patients
This is the sort of stuff that makes me want to become a paramedic. Just helping people the best you can.
I’ve worked with individuals with various disabilities, and to see how they treated John so well and positive is heartwarming 💕
I love how they are still talking to Carl about what they’re doing even though he was literally unconscious.
They offer to feed that man's cats... Most of our paramedics would be like, that's not important right now let's get u taken care of first. Agreed but to offer. If a patient, especially older is worried about their babies, they may not do so well with their own care.
Do the cats get anything for agreeing to appear on camera?
@@erikdraven1731treats😂
My son is autistic and can't stand for people to touch him . Occasionally! He will offer me a hug, but i never push him. Even though I would love to cuddle with him. The way i do with my other twin son.
As an autistic adult, thank you so much for respecting your autistic kid's boundaries. It may seem so small to people who don't have autism but to us it means the world to have people around us who actually listen. I hope you and your family are doing well.
John is such a sweetheart and the paramedics were awesome
I wish we had gas and air in the US we get nothing anymore .I feel so bad for are elderly over here 😓
Yes!!
Agreed. Was just telling my husband while watching this how great it would be if they used it here. I wonder the reason they don't?
They even get it during labor.
Here in the US you can come in having excruciating pain and they will believe your drug seeking. Anyone with common sense can tell the difference between someone who's truly in need of medication and someone who's not.
How Craig n tony handled John was great
So good to have such paramedics ! So caring,so helpful & so appropriate
❤️❤️
He's a sweet boy....he has had bad exsperance going to hospitals. ...theses ppl are good with these patients
The Ambulance attendants are so kind and compassionate. I wish it were that way in the USA. So many are not caring.
These paramedics are so compassionate and caring for people.
John I feel so bad for him .He is scared he's not going to come back ..Your coming back young man .✝️☮️💜Hope you had a Merry Christmas.🤍☃️
John is such an angel 😇 GOD bless him. He has my heart 💞
Stephen would have tumbled over in a breeze, I think. God bless him.
Bless all the Paramedics workers and patients 🙏🙏🙏
Bless John's heart. He was so lovely.
I love how the medics have a bit of banter at each other to help calm the patients. 💖 Very clever lol
If he’s had a bad reaction before with shots, then that’s probably a sign not to do them again, or wait until his immune system has a chance to kick in. Especially being a preemie. That one killed me.
Same here. It breaks my heart that people don't realize that we don't all react the same to vaccines (just like any medication). If the shot itself can be life-threatening for someone, it may not be worth it!!!
@@lauraanders5318 exactly!!! It’s heartbreaking. 💔 I wish parents did more research on their own. Then maybe more would open their eyes, but they’re getting there. 🤞🏼
@@lauraanders5318 exactly they are not and never will be one size fits all. If people would open their eyes to this like they finally did with the Covid one then it would be amazing. Vaccines are money makers. That is it. That’s why there’s booster shots, more money. A disease mutates sooo much there’s no way to keep up with every strain. Let your immune system do its damn job.
Really nice the EMTS to ask about the cats. The patient didn’t need to worry about them. 😊
I enjoy the kindness and care given by the teams. Thank you so much for the life saving gifts y’all have and share with the I’ll people you serve. The world could use more of that by just being neighborly. Bless you, keep safe,and Gods speed. Brooks Oregon.
jeez i feel like crying just like john every time the H word comes up like that, i think it becomes a phobia at some point after a lifetime of chronic illness.
Work is far too bloody serious most of the time I love how these people try to make a light of what they’re able to
That entire interaction with John was so awesome! To go from being terrified of the EMT to wanting hugs ❤
I love this one with John. So Sweet
I used to work with down syndrome people, they are so sweet and kind. I loved that job and would do it again if I was physically able to
John just stole my heart❤
I remember when I was little...maybe 10 and my brother was about 4, my brother got really sick and they had to call an ambulance to get him. I got to the front of the house just quick enough to see them taking him out on a stretcher with an oxygen mask on and I lost it. It scared me quite a bit, stayed up all night until he came home which was around midnight/1 the next morning.
Precious John. I want to squeeze him. 🥰
All are wonderful. Mr. Lee just always makes me smile - love his demeanor, humor, empathy, skills, and accent.
Hugs and prayers ❤️
I’m autistic with lots of medical issues. I get overwhelmed by too many people being around me, and I’m amazed at how well John handled the situation. The medics were absolutely fantastic. The patience they had and the gentle approach they took is so important. We (neurodivergent people) don’t want to cause more of a problem, we just struggle in different ways. Force is the worst way to handle it, and I’m so happy that John had great care and felt safe enough with the team that he was comfortable with going to hospital.
I have never seen this show. Interesting 🤔🤔 to watch. Thank you
John is such a heroe!!!
I dislocated my shoulder a few years ago after a fall and the hospital lied to me and told me i didn't. Even though the x ray technician told me that she could definitely dislocated it. Thankfully! It popped back in place on its own
Unbelievable that 90% of the households showed are so crazy chaotic and with such overfilled rooms....why is it like that in UK ?
John and Craig ❤️
OMG Love ❤❤❤ John
Love this show ❣️
Great video to watch.
American health system needs to take some notes
Love the happy music great series really enjoy it😊❤
God ,love John!!💕💕💕
Hello from Arizona USA
The sweetest 999 call I've watched
Tony is kinda cool! I really like her! :)
I Am Also Afraid Of Hospitals. Hello From West Coast, USA.
Had a ride in a ambulance 27 january, got 2 fingers in a saw at work. Waiting for my second surgery right now
I would friggin love to wear a Santa hat all day while working I mean, why not a little bit of fun 🎉
The EMT"s are so compassionate and caring. The ones in the U.S. aren't half as good as the ones in Britain. The same goes for hospital staff. The States could learn a few lessons from them !!!
I love the accent, but don't ask me to tell u what they said!! Hahaha
My mum told me a story about my great grandmother and her bed. If that’s how high it was…
What do they give people for pain relief gas?? I couldn't understand what he was saying. Great show first time watching it
It's called Gas & Air. A mix of nitrous oxide & oxygen. Nitrous is what they use at the dentist sometimes, called laughing gas. It relaxes them and eases some moderate pain. When someone has severe pain, they usually give something stronger like morphine.
@@LifeOfNigh thank you
@@jeffsosenheimer6724 you're welcome
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA everyone
Hello from Washington state!
Hi. From Washington (West Coast), USA
Hi my friend
Hey, Earl! Greetings from North Carolina, previously from Rochester! It was 82 here today and still 76 now at about 6 PM!
I have noone and taking care of me dad.but its a blessing as well I'm
Do you have friends?
Me and dad both have copd.i got allergies and ashma it gets bad all of them.
Damn, that bed is too high for him, for anyone really
Did Mum say “the baby has had broncholits recent”?
Why in Gods Name would the Doctor allow a sick child to GET THEIR VACCINES?
I’m all for vaccines, but if there’s sign of fever, any virus bacterial or non; the best advice is to always wait til baby is in Good health & over the last virus; before having Shots. Common knowledge here in Canada- not matter the AGE. My 14 ur old just went for missed shots due to COVID school closures, & she had a slight fever was around some sick kids, & a nurse automatically recommended we put them off 2 weeks. If for a teen, ESPECIALLY should be recommended for a Premie…
If what I understood was correct in video…
How do these people get home after?
Props to this young man for talking about wwe
Why do they call a seizure a" fit" ?
Why are the patients always upstairs? Even very injured or ill large adults get dragged up the stairs just to make it so difficult for the EMT's to get them out. Just think that's strange is all. I just got an advertisement embedded in the video. I so abhor ads! Don't include ads please. I will quit watching if it becomes a regular deal. Thanks! I love, love, love these shows.
I broke my back when I was 46, I had a burst fracture of my T 12. Not overweight, in great shape! From that day forth I moved South where there's no snow or ice and into a one-story house! Good thing I did, because things have only gone downhill since then! Regarding the ads, there's always fast forward, or the mute button!
@@butchieblock9118 I'm sorry to hear you have back pain and issues. T12 is where I had my first injury during a group lift of a large man from falling on the floor. Somehow I got on the wrong side and was crushed by the pt. One side going one way and the other facing the other direction. I ended up in the ER and then therapy in the hosp I worked in...but it was never reported nor do I have any proof that it happened to me. No incident report was done. I was a very new nurse and didn't know any better. I just did what my elders told me to do. I have major spinal and other health issues that have disabled me. Nursing was not a good career for me, even though I do feel I did a good job and made a difference however short lived they were. Only ads that are embedded in the videos come though. I still have Adblock+ and it works fine. I will update/pay for more if and when I have to. I cannot tolerate ads!
Bless you and thank you for commenting!
Being afraid of hospitals is not just a UK thing. I have refused to ever go back to our local hospital here in ON Canada because the the horrific treatment. You are better off taking your chances at home because they will end up making you worse. I nearly died from covid. I battled for a month with my daughter looking after me. Both her and i agreed i was not going to the hospital. You go to that hospital suffering literally screaming in pain and constant vomiting, form a serious kidney infection and they leave you for 6 hour in the waiting room before anyone even looks at you. But you can be sure if you need stitches in your face, you are rushed right in. My eldest was rushed in one night with severe stomach pains, the nurse did give her some meds that seemed to help her enough, that we chose to leave after sitting in the hall staring at the er dr who not once moved from his chair at the computer, at the nurses station. for 4 hours. He waited out his shift change. My middle daughter went out for one drink with a couple friends. she came home not acting right at all. The paramedics said she was just drunk and needed some mental help. I still believe my daughter was drugged, but no one took her blood till 9am the next morn and by then the drugs would be long gone. She would want to go to sleep then she would just start thrashing uncontrollably. This went on for about 4 hours. after 20 mins of this when her boyfriend brought her home, i called the ambulance. She would say i can't stop, make it stop, it hurts. Then she would pass out again. Then she would start thrashing around again. Sure wish we had the nice medical care here. I know it better than the states but not everywhere.
It's unfortunate you had this experiences. Keep in mind every hospital goes by priority of the case. Generally, someone with pain/vomiting secondary to a kidney infection is by far a lower priority compared to someone coming in with chest pain due to a cardiac cause or a possible significant facial injury requiring sutures with active bleeding present and the possibility of an underlying head injury/internal bleeding/facial fractures/ reduced blood pressure from loss of blood/shock states, etc, unless of course the individual with said kidney infection was unstable, had abnormal vital sings o r other associated symptoms.Also, Just an FYI, depending on the drugs that may have be taken or given, they can last in the blood longer than just a few hours dependent on a few factors. There is also other ways to test this too such as urine.
Staying home could mean death as well 🤷♀️
And people like you are exactly why healthcare professionals are burning out and leaving the workforce. Btw, when you had Covid, unless you needed help breathing, then you are better off at home, not exposing everyone at the hospital to COVID. Also, have or were you immunized against COVID???? The hospitals triage people and the sickest patients get seen first and admitted. Of course, I’m sure you and your family always think you are the sickest but 99% sure you aren’t. You could also move to a country where you think you’d get better care and that would make you happy and give our healthcare system some relief. 🇨🇦
My Dad died from COPD,
LET GO OF ME
Stuart is hot.
Beans on toast
they like in our country, turn sirents without reason
I despise hospitals too! They almost killed me in 2011. I contracted MRSA because the nurse didn't wash her hands after just being in a room with a patient who had it. Then my surgeon cut the sack that held my spinal fluid. You should look at the statistics of people who died due to malpractice
You have no idea how you contracted MRSA. Asinine comment.🇨🇦
@@Lauriej117 I most certainly do, so don't just make assumptions. She came in the room still suited up and said that she had just came from the other room where someone had it and didn't even wash her hands to my husband
Why are they driving on the wrong side of the road
They aren’t.
"..it's unclear what caused Joseph's convulsions..."
Yeah, right 🙄
Methinks it was a reaction to his injection...
Febrile seizures are very common in babies and are caused by spikes in temperature. They diagnosed an ear infection and gave him antibiotics. The temperature was probably so high because rise from the infection was added to the rise from having a vaccine. That's why they ask you if the baby is well before they give an injection. No mystery.
@@tessaoshea5697 His temp was 37c or 98.6f...which is not even elevated.
Vax attack. Sad ppl dont question it at all
@@AGirlHasNoName829 of you notice his parents had been treating his high temperature by undressing him etc. He had had a seizure before so they knew how to bring down his temperature.
Kelenew ke
After Covid, a fear of hospitals is valid. I visited somebody in the hospital during that time. It was like going to jail. This is the terrible state of affairs that the medical profession has created.
You visited a hospital during Covid? If so, it was like a prison as those of us who worked there did our all and more to capture the virus INSIDE WITH US. The public has no idea what we went through.
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STOP the jabs on that baby! He's 9 weeks premature. At the very least give a delayed schedule of 9 weeks.
A baby needs vaccinations because if they get any of the things covered they will due. Measles etc has lowered the amount of children harmed or killed by these diseases. I have a foster child who got polio in West Africa she was taken to the US and adopted but ended up in care again because of her disabilities she is now a teenager and apart from her difficulties in walking she is doing well and l am going to adopt her.
@@bronwynnorris6278 I'm glad for your happy ending. The point I was making, if the baby is 9 weeks premature then his vaccine schedule should match that time frame of a 9 week delay. If your baby has seizures after vaccination then NO MORE VACCINES!
@@cathybassett6432 are you a pediatrician??
@@steelersgirl9930 This information is available to anyone if you do your research.
@@cathybassett6432Ah, Dr. Google, then?
I'm so fed up with these people inoculating their infants with SO MANY cocktails at once and then wondering why they have fevers, adverse reactions Etc!!