Peanut allergies can be extremely common and extremely life-threatening. Sometimes our boys and gals in blue have to deal with some far less common allergies though (like this one right here 👉th-cam.com/video/hOhDX0u7UHA/w-d-xo.html). What's the most interesting/scariest allergy you've ever come across?
Being allergic to sun or water must be soo difficult, jethro was soooo cute in this video, love u jeff ♥️ i wish i could meet you one day , im gonna train my hardest for the next 2 years(im 17 btw and was born in poland but live in the uk) so i can become a life guard and save lives just like you guys and hopefully i will make it to bondi 1 day and if not at least i will try to save lives on the beach in poland (ustka) where i was born (litrally the hospital is a 5 min walk to the beach😂 )
I think I had an allergic reaction to cold about 10yrs ago. It was winter and maybe around -25C and I was waiting for the bus to school, while on the bus it started to itch everywhere and I got these tiny bumps all over and my skin got a bit red. I called my mom and she said I should go back home instead so I did, it took some hour but the tiny bumps, redness and itching went away. It never happened again after that 🤔
For the people that have not watchd the end of this episode: She actually goes back to the tower the next day or 2 days later and gives them Norwegian chocolate as a "thank you" gift
@@IsabelleAmelia I actually found out through my local newspaper (turns out we're from the same area!) and I can't seem to find any information about it in English. She's a life guard at her local swim club!
I don't think she had an epipen the life guard tower did. As they mention in the video neither of them had ever dealt with the situation and never used an epipen. At the end of the day she lived and that is all that matters.
A chick in my acting class got stung by a bee after class while hanging out with another classmate and had her first anaphylactic reaction to it. It started with her needing the bathroom (sometimes a rare symptom is diahorrea) and got progressively worse. They were in a building that had both a pharmacy AND a medical centre which would both have an epipen (Australia has government funded healthcare so they're funded with medication for emergencies like this). My classmate ran and got a doctor. But the doctor didn't want to use the epipen because it was "her first reaction" so he wanted to wait for the paramedics. She was at this point too weak to get up and seriously struggling to breathe. It was getting worse. Still, he did nothing. It was the paramedics who arrived that finally administered one. Next day when they told me about it I told them that the doctor was an absolute idiot. Seriously. What doctor sees someone paralysed on the ground, gasping for breath and goes, "not my problem!" At my old pharmacy we regularly had people come in in the middle of bad asthma attacks with their script for it and our response was always to give them the puffer straight away. We had an incident where an elderly man came in to have his blood pressure checked and it was EXTREMELY high. Emergency level high. He was just going to go home and worry about it another day. The pharmacist would not let this happen on her watch. She spent over ten minutes with other staff too convincing him he had to go to the hospital right away as he could be about to have a heart attack. And he did. Because that was the right thing to do... They would never have hesitated to use an epipen.
TheTardisDreamer my god that dr should not be a dr...he has a duty of care to that person whether or not they are his patients or not....what a fraud. I’m glad your classmate was ok though because she could’ve died!!!
Epi-pen doesn't stop the allergic reaction. It just buys you more time to get to the hospital. Please make sure anyone that has an allergic reaction so bad it needs an epi-pen goes to the hospital! Just posting because I know a lot of people don't realize this.
@@glupglupglup3207 Epi-Pens only contain epinephrine, which is adrenaline. They do nothing to remove the allergen from your body. They simply buy you time by relaxing muscles and letting your airway open. So you may feel fine but as soon as the epipen wears off you are back to square one and reacting again. You still need to go to the hospital to get treated for the actual allergy. For severe reactions the epipen buys you maybe 20-30 minutes before you start reacting again.
@@SohiHien I know, but that's in case the EpiPen is not enough or doesn't work or is bad for you, not because the EpiPen does not solve the allergy problem, it's IN CASE it doesn't
When you're a life guard I assume you undertake training to keep calm, so you're trained to remain calm or at the very least look to be calm on the surface. The same with any intense job whether it be a cop, medic, fireman, you get the point. When I was a kid and did first aid with my grandparent who ran a local Red Cross one of the lessons you learn is remaining calm and methods to deal with the stress and pressure. As Georgina said, if you don't maintain a relative calmness you make mistakes and raise the panic of both you and the person you're looking after.
@@Kyle_Hubbard this if your not calm your not ready for the job ahead, live near the beach all my life and when my mates get caught in rips they freak out and waste all their energy lol sad that i laugh but ive helped them so much it just becomes funny
You gotta because if they freak out, their job will be more nerve wrecking and dangerous for the person being treated or the person being treating is going to freak out too. But they’ve handled some hardcore shit, major props to people in the medical field or lifeguards, anyone in those situations
Im alergic to all kind of random things like apple, some melons, raw or fresh soy beans and a whole bunch more. Can't really know what I'm allergic to. 😣
U feel like the girl with the allergic reaction was worse so the girl on the bed should have let her go there cause the girl on the bed didn't look bad at all
@@coraliemarsom1829 As someone who has frequent anaphylactic reactions, I'm surprised she made it to the lifeguard station before passing out. As quickly as she dropped when she stood up, she wasn't going to make it to that bed. And, if they did have to do resus, her being on the floor is better. It's really difficult to do CPR properly on a soft surface. Thankfully, it didn't come to that. But, the girl with severe abdominal pain wasn't looking great. Obviously, she wasn't on the verge of dying, but she wasn't doing too well. Her pain could have been a number of causes, from gallbladder problem, to appendicitis, to bowel obstruction, etc. I am curious what her diagnosis was.
Yea i do get your point but honestly, if I was the woman on the bed, i wouldve told the paramedics to check on the other woman, not me, depends on how bad my pain was
You may not be now. But as you get older allergies can develop. I wasn't allergic to peanuts when I was 3-7. I stopped eating peanut butter for a few years and last year when I was 10 I decided to have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and had a severe allergic reaction to it. My throat swelled up almost immediately. I almost died on the way to the hospital. I never go anywhere without my epi pen. I'm also allergic to bees.
2:49 the relief on the lifeguards’ faces, regardless of how daunting or tragic the incident is, they are so caring towards people in trouble that they won’t stop until someone is better.
Some people don’t realise but you guys are real life time heroes. Who saves most precious thing on the planet which is life. GOD bless you guys and give you more happiness. Keep it up. 👍
The thing that is difficult to watch is people have to climb up those long set of stairs to get help, especially if they are the ones that need help. They should find a way to have their tower more accessible even if they have a small med room below the tower. Just something I've noticed watching these videos. Thank you Bondi, you're awesome!
That’s so scary 🥺😭!! I hate when people make fun of allergies like these! It’s a lot more serious than just a head ache or a stomach ache 🤒!! I’m so grateful for these lifeguards working every day to save people’s lives!!
You are right. A normal 8 year old BPM (beaths per min) is 59-123. I was 8 and ate a little bit of peanut oil and my BPM dropped to 26. 26 is my unlucky number
I thought i wasn't allergic to anything until i got older and they popped up like mushrooms. I have to be really careful because epipens are not available here(like why.)
@Doggo Hoomano I was also brought to the hospital because of anaphylaxis and the nurses told me to breathe and relax, like i was really gasping and almost no air is coming in how can you relax when you can die any moment. I also have to be careful because i'm allergic to meds not food (maybe chicken sometimes).
as someone with a peanut allergy, this is very heart warming to see people actually care and help a woman out. i remember like 2 days ago where i ate a muffin with peanut on it and no one cared, i went to school sick and no nurse. i was super scared that i would get into anaphylactic shock with no one to help. i also didnt have my epi pen on me so i was dealing with terrible nausea and stomach pain but im ok now.
You shouldnt go to school but get your epipen or medical help. If you know you're allergic you know that you can't take risks like that and it expect it to be all good.
Crystal no nurse? You go straight to a doctors office instead of school, even if you did go to school first and there was no nurse, you leave and go get medical attention anyway
This reminds me of my dad. He was allergic to bees and got stung by a wasp. He didn't have a reaction to bee stings, but one sting from a wasp was enough to kill him within 10 minutes. Just shows how severe allergic reactions can be. So to anyone who is allergic to bees, please be careful around wasps as well. I don't want what happened to my dad to happen to other people. Be careful❤
Epi pens are a life saving medical item, the only issue is that they are insanely expensive over 200 usd and you don't use them often and you never know when you will need it. People pass away from that money pit
yeah. my school literally can't even afford epipens. we went on a field trip and my friend had an allergic reaction to peanuts and they had to take her to an on-site nurse. like wtf-
Georgia ok because I was thinking if it was an issue hitting the femur and I was thinking surely the needle doesn’t get anywhere near the bone but the nerves I understand
@@aussiemma8426 haha no, the needle is not very long, its long enough to get through clothing and into the muslce but not long enough to get through skin, fat, muscle and into the bone xD
@@melissabarranti188 I don't think that it actually was said. I took the original commenter's post to be a joke about how they constantly have to call the emergency services, hence my reply joking that they must be on first name terms with the emergency services. 😂 xxx
as someone with a severe allergy to brazil nuts, when i saw her walk through the door my heart broke for her. an allergic reaction is the scariest thing. you think you're going to die. it's horrible. i am so proud of Victoria that she managed to make it to the tower and she is so incredibly brave for taking the epipen. i could never imagine that, i only have pills. a massive thank you to jethro for the way he handled the situation. you saved her life.
The gentle hand to her arm, the “you wanna hold my hand?”, the gentle hold of her leg- and even a little rub of his thumb after the pen went in…. yeah, he’s got my heart, can’t help it.
I've gone into Anaphylactic shock twice, and had anaphylactic reactions a total of 5 times. Literally staring death in the face is terrifying. So glad that this woman survived.
Hey. Love this show. Can you tell Chappo that he’s my favourite lifeguard. I always look up to him. Like I would have a rough day at school and when I get home I watch episodes that have him. Can you please tell him that
Somebody at my school has really bad allergic reactions. She would go into an analeptic shock if she went into a room where somebody has eaten peanuts in the last 24 hours
Kudos to the Bondi life guards who are versatile with their skills! I can only imagine how hectic and stressful their shifts can be. I'm a doctor working in an emergency department and I frequently encounter patients who almost die (or die) due to the inability of the non-medical personnel to maintain pre-hospital care/ resuscitation until the medical help reaches the patient. In my country where I work, except the doctors and nurses, others don't have any clue of what to do when a person suddenly collapses or becomes ill in their day to day lives. Most of them are ignorant as well. So, when I see videos of you guys resuscitating and providing care for innocent people who have come to have fun at your beach, it makes me really happy!!
Crazy how this came up in my recommended, as I literally had an allergic reaction yesterday evening, ironically to hospital food. Scary stuff but nurses and doctors were amazing. Had multiple doses of adrenaline (injection and nebulisers) and lots of other medication as well. The reaction finally stopped this morning 😣😌 Massive respect for these fantastic life guards, the way they dealt with a very serious and difficult situation was superb ❤️❤️❤️ Love Katie from the UK 🇬🇧
I have epilepsy and seeing her on the floor gave me flashbacks of when I'm about to have a seizure, but bless her heart i know her fear, she's a brave girl
Wow!! This really opened my eyes! I'm severely allergic to peanuts - my peanut allergy is over 100. I've never had a reaction, and thank the Lord that I never have. I’ve never seen what would happen if I ingested peanuts. I mean, I’ve had some close calls at school, with people not knowing how serious my allergy is. The only reaction I’ve had is, the first time I figured out a had the allergy, and I was 4, and I was practically foaming at the mouth and broke out into hives. But thank the Lord nothing worse than that. So, this is a wake up call to everyone who does not understand how serious allergies are. Please please please take allergies seriously and be considerate!!!!
I saw this video because I need to know how to use an epipen and I feel they acted slow the doctor told me to always give the epipen without a hesitation and quick waiting can be dangerous he kept talking to her and holding her hand instead of giving it to her right away
this one hit home, I'm so thankful for the work you guys do and so glad Victoria is well! I have a severe nut allergy and couldn't even imagine how she would have been feeling, thank you for taking her allergy so seriously and understanding the severity, I've come across far too many people that do not take allergies like this seriously
This is a good example of how quickly anaphylaxis can kill. The epipen was still trying to work in her system whilst she collapsed and nearly went into needing resus. If they'd waited 5 minutes longer to give it she might not be here.
It’s always good to ask for help like she did. She may have felt embarrassed but there’s nothing to be embarrassed about. My brother almost went into cardiac arrest and almost died on the cruise we were on a few years ago from extreme dehydration and he almost didn’t seek help.
i’m DEATHLY allergic to peanuts... i’ve never experienced a reaction from peanuts because i’m very aware when it comes to it... glad i saw this and know what could happen!
KVStarStruck22 this is weird- i’m allergic to peanuts, but not peanut OIL. I’m really good about knowing what i can and can’t eat. i can eat basically everything except things with peanut/ peanut butter in it. There’s a steak place called Texas Roadhouse... i’ve never been allowed to eat in there because every time mg mom runs it to check it, there’s always peanut shells on the ground (they serve you them while you wait). But otherwise i get pricked every year for peanuts. Fortunately, i’ve never had to use my epi pen since i was a baby (when i has an allergic reaction)
But sometimes we ate it coz we are stubborn not peanut though,,,, its srhimp,,, among all other food why it has to be shrimp,,,so damn delicious,,,nearly killed me twice,,,it took 4 anti hestamine to git rid of tje swelling,,,but I pass out,,,30 mins later,,,
Pres ASMR I am too, I did a peanut study so I could possible lose my allergy and I ate 3 ml of peanuts a day and I got so sick I had to stop and if I had finished the study which was about 3 months I would have been able to eat 5 peanuts at the end but I couldn’t even eat 1/100 of the peanut
I’m sorry I couldn’t help but laugh when he said “I’ve never jabbed anyone with an epipen before” just imagine you stick them with it and they just pass out 🤣🤣you’d be flippin shit thinkin you killed them lmfaoo
Peanut allergies can be extremely common and extremely life-threatening. Sometimes our boys and gals in blue have to deal with some far less common allergies though (like this one right here 👉th-cam.com/video/hOhDX0u7UHA/w-d-xo.html). What's the most interesting/scariest allergy you've ever come across?
This could just be a mobile (android) thing but the link isn't working (for me)
Being allergic to sun or water must be soo difficult, jethro was soooo cute in this video, love u jeff ♥️ i wish i could meet you one day , im gonna train my hardest for the next 2 years(im 17 btw and was born in poland but live in the uk) so i can become a life guard and save lives just like you guys and hopefully i will make it to bondi 1 day and if not at least i will try to save lives on the beach in poland (ustka) where i was born (litrally the hospital is a 5 min walk to the beach😂 )
@@albertdebeaufort484 give this one a whirl! th-cam.com/video/hOhDX0u7UHA/w-d-xo.html 😎
@@jasta4768 Good luck! Train hard, you've got this 💪
I think I had an allergic reaction to cold about 10yrs ago.
It was winter and maybe around -25C and I was waiting for the bus to school, while on the bus it started to itch everywhere and I got these tiny bumps all over and my skin got a bit red.
I called my mom and she said I should go back home instead so I did, it took some hour but the tiny bumps, redness and itching went away. It never happened again after that 🤔
"can i get a little bit of help please" she was so polite even though she was so scared bless her 💞
Lifeguards are so nice
I wish I could met max and H
Your the nicest person I have ever met bless your heart Alana Malfoy
Yesh 💫
@Ellison Lombardo I like ur profile
The moment she walked in the door and began apologising just pulled at my heart strings for some reason. She just seemed so distressed, bloody hell
I know. She was experiencing the part known as "sense of impending doom.”
So glad she got help!
@@nikkbee88 The point of panic when you give zero shits about appearance nor dignity, it's a humbling feeling.
Hyde Is Yelling *do you want an ambo too i don’t think your heart should have strings in it*
The queen Of Dino Nuggies this just made my morning lmfao
Hyde Is Yelling *Hah no problem*
For the people that have not watchd the end of this episode: She actually goes back to the tower the next day or 2 days later and gives them Norwegian chocolate as a "thank you" gift
Aww, such a sweet gesture. Thanks for the update!
Lol Scandinavian people are so cute
aww what’s the episode name or number?
@@itsyamni9524 I forgot, i think maybe season 12 or 13? im not sure at all so it might be wrong.
Bondi is the best
1:11 let’s be honest jethro asked her to hold his hand because _he_ was scared
He has a girl
NepterFN what??
NepterFN I’m not talking about the fact that she’s a girl I’m talking about how he’s stabbing her with a thing
NepterFN who said he didn’t?? And he broke up with her and why do you need to bring that up
He does Silly😂
1:23 one advantage of ripped pants
This Adrenaline injection can be used even on jeens. Just for your knowledge
@Connor Levers ah okay, didn't know that
Wimsem - Tekenen & Knutselen Ik kom jou best vaak tegen in reacties maar had je niet hier verwacht😂
Wimsem - Tekenen & Knutselen You can use Epinephrine pens through pants but it is better to not go through a thicker material.
As a someone who is a friend of someone who is allergic to food I know that you arent supposed to wear Jean's only thin leggings or shorts
I have an update on Viktoria! She was so inspired by the lifeguards' work so she's currently working as a lifeguard herself! :)
bless her sweet soul
Awwwwwww
That’s so sweeet
Omg that’s incredible, you got a source? I’d love to see more about that
@@IsabelleAmelia I actually found out through my local newspaper (turns out we're from the same area!) and I can't seem to find any information about it in English. She's a life guard at her local swim club!
Whooooo not 8 years late this time!!!!!! 🥳
Freya Hughes1874 yay me to
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@@dakotacampbell3331 lol I clicked your profile and it said you like NF. Me too! What's your favorite song? (I know this is werid)
That literally the same thing I said
Sophia Fichner my favorite song is when I grow up
You shouldn't wait for the symptoms to get worse for the epipen, administer it as soon as you expect anyphalaxis
keelan James Yep they should have done it asap
I don't think she had an epipen the life guard tower did. As they mention in the video neither of them had ever dealt with the situation and never used an epipen. At the end of the day she lived and that is all that matters.
A chick in my acting class got stung by a bee after class while hanging out with another classmate and had her first anaphylactic reaction to it. It started with her needing the bathroom (sometimes a rare symptom is diahorrea) and got progressively worse. They were in a building that had both a pharmacy AND a medical centre which would both have an epipen (Australia has government funded healthcare so they're funded with medication for emergencies like this). My classmate ran and got a doctor. But the doctor didn't want to use the epipen because it was "her first reaction" so he wanted to wait for the paramedics. She was at this point too weak to get up and seriously struggling to breathe. It was getting worse. Still, he did nothing. It was the paramedics who arrived that finally administered one.
Next day when they told me about it I told them that the doctor was an absolute idiot. Seriously. What doctor sees someone paralysed on the ground, gasping for breath and goes, "not my problem!"
At my old pharmacy we regularly had people come in in the middle of bad asthma attacks with their script for it and our response was always to give them the puffer straight away. We had an incident where an elderly man came in to have his blood pressure checked and it was EXTREMELY high. Emergency level high. He was just going to go home and worry about it another day. The pharmacist would not let this happen on her watch. She spent over ten minutes with other staff too convincing him he had to go to the hospital right away as he could be about to have a heart attack. And he did. Because that was the right thing to do... They would never have hesitated to use an epipen.
TheTardisDreamer my god that dr should not be a dr...he has a duty of care to that person whether or not they are his patients or not....what a fraud. I’m glad your classmate was ok though because she could’ve died!!!
It was their first time doing this how was they supposed to know ?
Epi-pen doesn't stop the allergic reaction. It just buys you more time to get to the hospital. Please make sure anyone that has an allergic reaction so bad it needs an epi-pen goes to the hospital! Just posting because I know a lot of people don't realize this.
Almost every time the EpiPen does stop the allergic reaction, but you still must go to the hospital in case it doesn't work or it's just not enough
@@glupglupglup3207 Epi-Pens only contain epinephrine, which is adrenaline. They do nothing to remove the allergen from your body. They simply buy you time by relaxing muscles and letting your airway open. So you may feel fine but as soon as the epipen wears off you are back to square one and reacting again. You still need to go to the hospital to get treated for the actual allergy. For severe reactions the epipen buys you maybe 20-30 minutes before you start reacting again.
@@SohiHien in the hospital you're administrated epinephrine too
@@glupglupglup3207 and a host of other things. They can also keep you alive as the reaction continues in your body.
@@SohiHien I know, but that's in case the EpiPen is not enough or doesn't work or is bad for you, not because the EpiPen does not solve the allergy problem, it's IN CASE it doesn't
I dont know how they keep calm when things go really wrong
Xkillers116 Xkillers116 if they didn’t stay calm then things would go from bad to worse to catastrophic. So hats off to their cool heads.
When you're a life guard I assume you undertake training to keep calm, so you're trained to remain calm or at the very least look to be calm on the surface. The same with any intense job whether it be a cop, medic, fireman, you get the point. When I was a kid and did first aid with my grandparent who ran a local Red Cross one of the lessons you learn is remaining calm and methods to deal with the stress and pressure. As Georgina said, if you don't maintain a relative calmness you make mistakes and raise the panic of both you and the person you're looking after.
@@Kyle_Hubbard this if your not calm your not ready for the job ahead, live near the beach all my life and when my mates get caught in rips they freak out and waste all their energy lol sad that i laugh but ive helped them so much it just becomes funny
You gotta because if they freak out, their job will be more nerve wrecking and dangerous for the person being treated or the person being treating is going to freak out too. But they’ve handled some hardcore shit, major props to people in the medical field or lifeguards, anyone in those situations
i'm a nurse and you don't really understand until you're in an emergency. you just go into autopilot and draw on all your training.
Hi, i am Lea Aurora, Victoria’s sister. She is well now❤️❤️Thank you for saving my sisters life😅Whe just moved to Oslo😅 ❤️ We livet in Tromsø
Amazing! Your sister is a trooper! 💪 Enjoy Oslo - looks like a beautiful city 😊
Lea Aurora Bra å høre at søstera di har det bra💕✨
Lea Aurora cap
Bossy369 shut up anime kid
Thank you for letting us know,,,I had allergy too "shrimp just nearly killed me twice" but I cant help avoiding it,,,its so dilicious,,,,
as someone who is allergic to peanuts i can say its awful ive almost died before fun times
same, im like it with all nuts except almonds it fucking sucks
Fun times? Am I lucky to have no allergies?
same it's so scary. I had a reaction to pine nuts that was in a sandwich (even told them about my anaphylaxis) and my throat closed up
Im alergic to all kind of random things like apple, some melons, raw or fresh soy beans and a whole bunch more. Can't really know what I'm allergic to. 😣
same! had an allergic reaction from being in the same room as peanuts once
‘do you wanna hold my hand?’ 🥺
no
Yamama Aboamied LMAOO💀💀
@@joemamaa143 woah.
I feel like he did that because he was scared to use the epi
@@vivianchen8607 definitely both that and to help
But imagine being the girl on the first aid bed just watching a woman die pretty much and she’s in pain too
U feel like the girl with the allergic reaction was worse so the girl on the bed should have let her go there cause the girl on the bed didn't look bad at all
@@coraliemarsom1829 the girl on the bed was really not ok too
@@coraliemarsom1829 As someone who has frequent anaphylactic reactions, I'm surprised she made it to the lifeguard station before passing out. As quickly as she dropped when she stood up, she wasn't going to make it to that bed. And, if they did have to do resus, her being on the floor is better. It's really difficult to do CPR properly on a soft surface. Thankfully, it didn't come to that.
But, the girl with severe abdominal pain wasn't looking great. Obviously, she wasn't on the verge of dying, but she wasn't doing too well. Her pain could have been a number of causes, from gallbladder problem, to appendicitis, to bowel obstruction, etc. I am curious what her diagnosis was.
Yea i do get your point but honestly, if I was the woman on the bed, i wouldve told the paramedics to check on the other woman, not me, depends on how bad my pain was
SocksAndPi I agree, abdominal pain from appendicitis or gallbladder can be incredible.
So glad I’m not allergic to anything
You may not be now. But as you get older allergies can develop. I wasn't allergic to peanuts when I was 3-7. I stopped eating peanut butter for a few years and last year when I was 10 I decided to have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and had a severe allergic reaction to it. My throat swelled up almost immediately. I almost died on the way to the hospital. I never go anywhere without my epi pen. I'm also allergic to bees.
I'm allergic to seafoods lol
@Lilian Anneth Harwood 11 bee stings. I'm allergic to the poison the bees stinger puts in you.
i never used to be allergic to anything but just recently i had a reaction to strawberries and i was in the hospital
Same
The only time when ripped jeans come into handy
Yes
not really...
My Things well it was convenient for the epipen
piggy wiggles but epipens can go through jeans without holes right?
My Things true
2:49 the relief on the lifeguards’ faces, regardless of how daunting or tragic the incident is, they are so caring towards people in trouble that they won’t stop until someone is better.
“You stop breathing,
and you DIE...”
Damn Harries, that was dark mate
LMAO😅
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I didn’t mean to copy from @halli
When she folded like a rag doll in his arms I was so worried she was gonna hit her head against the floor.
She faints and he's like aRe yA aLrIghT
That's what you were worried about?
@@noti4332 and u arent?🤨
She was so polite even though she was so scared. She was so so brave.
scandinavian culture my friend
@@carl8345 yes I guess. Over here we are really polite but if your hurt you’ll hear a very long string of curse words.
Seesh, these guys kept themselves so relaxed, while id be running around like the chicken screaming "THE SKY IS FALLING!"
Merchant Ivory because if they panic, the patient panics as well.
Ainsley Carter I agree
Headless chicken
chicken little, hella weird movie
Yep
Some people don’t realise but you guys are real life time heroes. Who saves most precious thing on the planet which is life. GOD bless you guys and give you more happiness. Keep it up. 👍
Life in Australia some people don’t realize? They’re literally called life GUARDS.
patrick cross calm down
“Wanna hold my hand -Jethro
Harris: “wanna hold my hand” and swoops her away
The thing that is difficult to watch is people have to climb up those long set of stairs to get help, especially if they are the ones that need help. They should find a way to have their tower more accessible even if they have a small med room below the tower. Just something I've noticed watching these videos. Thank you Bondi, you're awesome!
@Woopwoop 123 its a beach not a medical center haha. They just happen to end up helping a few people with medical issues.
There are stairs from the sand but it's easily acessable from the road.
Woopwoop 123 Kyle was agreeing with you
Lols, that's why it is called tower
They could put a string attached to a bell at the door at the bottom of the steps maybe
That’s so scary 🥺😭!! I hate when people make fun of allergies like these! It’s a lot more serious than just a head ache or a stomach ache 🤒!!
I’m so grateful for these lifeguards working every day to save people’s lives!!
You are right. A normal 8 year old BPM (beaths per min) is 59-123. I was 8 and ate a little bit of peanut oil and my BPM dropped to 26. 26 is my unlucky number
I thought i wasn't allergic to anything until i got older and they popped up like mushrooms. I have to be really careful because epipens are not available here(like why.)
@Doggo Hoomano I was also brought to the hospital because of anaphylaxis and the nurses told me to breathe and relax, like i was really gasping and almost no air is coming in how can you relax when you can die any moment. I also have to be careful because i'm allergic to meds not food (maybe chicken sometimes).
Does anybody wanna talk about urticaria
I am also so thankful
Victoria is actually a very good friend of my two best friends so thank you so much for helping her:) lots of love from norway:)
OMG I BELIEVE LOL😂☁️🍶🌸💕🎀🌈🐸🍑🎧💦👉🏻👈🏻🌼🌻🥤🍭🍬🥑🍥🎟🎨🖼🏩🎻💿📀📄🏹⛓🧺🧼🇸🇾
Alina Meland I hope she is doing well!
And how can we believe you? :I
Little Miss Lepørad you can’t, but we gotta hope that there is enough human decency left that she wouldn’t lie
@@annahs.channel lol probably not
as someone with a peanut allergy, this is very heart warming to see people actually care and help a woman out. i remember like 2 days ago where i ate a muffin with peanut on it and no one cared, i went to school sick and no nurse. i was super scared that i would get into anaphylactic shock with no one to help. i also didnt have my epi pen on me so i was dealing with terrible nausea and stomach pain but im ok now.
Stay healthy️, you're strong ♥️
You shouldnt go to school but get your epipen or medical help. If you know you're allergic you know that you can't take risks like that and it expect it to be all good.
@@sophiedejonge212 there was no nurse but i do have an epi pen, just didnt get access to it
Crystal no nurse? You go straight to a doctors office instead of school, even if you did go to school first and there was no nurse, you leave and go get medical attention anyway
@@sophiedejonge212 I couldn't, my fam was all gone at a dentist appointment
This reminds me of my dad. He was allergic to bees and got stung by a wasp. He didn't have a reaction to bee stings, but one sting from a wasp was enough to kill him within 10 minutes. Just shows how severe allergic reactions can be. So to anyone who is allergic to bees, please be careful around wasps as well. I don't want what happened to my dad to happen to other people. Be careful❤
Truly amazing. R.I.P for your dad.
My dad is allergic to bee stings and once we went camping and there were a lot of wasps roaming around. 😅
@@haley9356 that's an emoji of relief not an emoji like 😂😂😂😂
that really sucks, im so sorry for your loss :( i cant believe you lost your dad over a wasp sting, i hope ur now okay 😔❤️❤️❤️
I’m so sorry for your dad
Off topic I love your profile pic
Epi pens are a life saving medical item, the only issue is that they are insanely expensive over 200 usd and you don't use them often and you never know when you will need it. People pass away from that money pit
Epi pens are around $50 in Australia!
@@TheNikkilvlogs in New Zealand they're like $150! It's rediculous
You can get them for free in Portugal!
Mine was $700 🤭
yeah. my school literally can't even afford epipens. we went on a field trip and my friend had an allergic reaction to peanuts and they had to take her to an on-site nurse. like wtf-
Um so what about the girl with severe stomach pain did she get better
Jake Cain LMFAO
well yes of course
Turns out she just needed a massive dump.
@@scrotiemcboogerballs4967 😂😂💀
it was probably just a cramp lol, it probably wasn't that big of a deal else they would've mentioned it during the episode.
This show has made me respect life guards so much more, it’s insane how brave these people are.
God bless you all 🙏❤️
0:12 Oh my heart. I felt that one.
Hot tip: don’t use an epipen into the femur... go to the side of the leg
Are you talking about the needle hitting the bone ?
Correct, I have a peanut allergy and all the instructions say to go to the side of the leg.
Aussiemma 8 lots of nerves on the top of the leg, can cause damage. Outer side of the thigh is just fat and muscle so it’s a nice clear shot.
Georgia ok because I was thinking if it was an issue hitting the femur and I was thinking surely the needle doesn’t get anywhere near the bone but the nerves I understand
@@aussiemma8426 haha no, the needle is not very long, its long enough to get through clothing and into the muslce but not long enough to get through skin, fat, muscle and into the bone xD
Jethro : here hold my hand
Harries: no here hold my hand
😂 I cracked up so much at this not because she was scared ... they were both hpscared😂
Harries said that soJethro would have his hands free for the epipen
@@all_is_well_Mara yah but he doesn't need both hands for it
She handled really well, I would be there crying and panicking-
Hhh
the worst case of anaphylaxis is you stop breathing "and you die"
Harries 2020-
Edit: wow thanks for all the likes
Yes
He said it with a smile.
"Okay sweetheart, lie down."
*goes down
"Uh, there we go."
😥😂😆🤗
911: Hello, what's your emergency?
Lifeguard: Hey Nancy, it me..
😂 yeah, they're all probably on first name terms. 😂 xxx
When was that said I’ve trying to rewatch to see I can catch it
@@melissabarranti188 I don't think that it actually was said. I took the original commenter's post to be a joke about how they constantly have to call the emergency services, hence my reply joking that they must be on first name terms with the emergency services. 😂 xxx
@@theresonlyonetruep3 ah ok, was a bit confused but I it get now, that’s actually quite clever
@@melissabarranti188 No worries. 👍😊 xxx
I know i should be laughing but I love the fact that the girl drops to the floor and with a casual cut he just goes “there all droppin like flies”
Jethro and Harries are so sweet. “Here, hold my hand!” That’s true compassion right there
as someone with a severe allergy to brazil nuts, when i saw her walk through the door my heart broke for her. an allergic reaction is the scariest thing. you think you're going to die. it's horrible. i am so proud of Victoria that she managed to make it to the tower and she is so incredibly brave for taking the epipen. i could never imagine that, i only have pills. a massive thank you to jethro for the way he handled the situation. you saved her life.
My brother's allergic to peanuts, I could never imagine to see him like that. I'm glad to know that she's okay.
Anybody else replay the beginning just to hear how sweet Jethro said, “yeah, of course. What’s wrong?” Just the concern in his voice 🥺🥺
The gentle hand to her arm, the “you wanna hold my hand?”, the gentle hold of her leg- and even a little rub of his thumb after the pen went in…. yeah, he’s got my heart, can’t help it.
*As a person who has allergies to peanuts,This is my worse fear*
Same, and I'm DEADLY allergic
Well just check all of your food and don't eat food that you don't know the ingredients of
I’m really allergic too it’s scary
Make your own bread sometimes they put some type of form of peanut in it and they don’t always list so pls be careful
Woo peanut allergy club
I've gone into Anaphylactic shock twice, and had anaphylactic reactions a total of 5 times. Literally staring death in the face is terrifying. So glad that this woman survived.
Is it just me or jethro is so cute and caring , he is brave kind and understands everything that happens to these ppl ❤️
I love this show. I’m addicded
Logan Lewis me to 😂
Hey. Love this show. Can you tell Chappo that he’s my favourite lifeguard. I always look up to him. Like I would have a rough day at school and when I get home I watch episodes that have him. Can you please tell him that
❤️
I wish they'll see this. He's my favorite lifeguard too (alongside with Bisho and Maxi)!!
Bless these people. They're professional not just take medical act but doing what should be done, holding patient hand to reduce his/ her worry.
Somebody at my school has really bad allergic reactions. She would go into an analeptic shock if she went into a room where somebody has eaten peanuts in the last 24 hours
Amélie Avocado dang I would to be that allergic to something, it’s basically being handicapped.
Aye same name twinsssssss
Damn she ruined peanuts for them
@@aprilmidnight101 our school just forbid peanuts cos 2 people had allergy. Simple as that xd
What a party killer. People couldn’t enjoy anything with peanuts just because her!
"Could you maybe help me a bit, I'm just deathly allergic to something I ate but I don't want to inconvenience anyone" is basically what I heard
Well shes from Norway, here we apologise to the doctor for being sick ...like... we are just nice people in general 😂
Kudos to the Bondi life guards who are versatile with their skills! I can only imagine how hectic and stressful their shifts can be. I'm a doctor working in an emergency department and I frequently encounter patients who almost die (or die) due to the inability of the non-medical personnel to maintain pre-hospital care/ resuscitation until the medical help reaches the patient. In my country where I work, except the doctors and nurses, others don't have any clue of what to do when a person suddenly collapses or becomes ill in their day to day lives. Most of them are ignorant as well. So, when I see videos of you guys resuscitating and providing care for innocent people who have come to have fun at your beach, it makes me really happy!!
Crazy how this came up in my recommended, as I literally had an allergic reaction yesterday evening, ironically to hospital food. Scary stuff but nurses and doctors were amazing. Had multiple doses of adrenaline (injection and nebulisers) and lots of other medication as well. The reaction finally stopped this morning 😣😌
Massive respect for these fantastic life guards, the way they dealt with a very serious and difficult situation was superb ❤️❤️❤️
Love Katie from the UK 🇬🇧
kitkatd1 nebulizer, the same medication that’s used for asthma treatment?
So thankful for the amazing life guards keeping everyone safe ❤️
“Can I have a little bit of help please ” she’s so sweet and calm! 🤍
These blokes are absolute legends, the lot of em. Including Nicola and Jules!
I have epilepsy and seeing her on the floor gave me flashbacks of when I'm about to have a seizure, but bless her heart i know her fear, she's a brave girl
Wow!! This really opened my eyes! I'm severely allergic to peanuts - my peanut allergy is over 100. I've never had a reaction, and thank the Lord that I never have. I’ve never seen what would happen if I ingested peanuts. I mean, I’ve had some close calls at school, with people not knowing how serious my allergy is. The only reaction I’ve had is, the first time I figured out a had the allergy, and I was 4, and I was practically foaming at the mouth and broke out into hives. But thank the Lord nothing worse than that. So, this is a wake up call to everyone who does not understand how serious allergies are. Please please please take allergies seriously and be considerate!!!!
Yeah I’m the same it’s proper scary
I know just how she must have felt. My peanut allergy nearly killed me a few times, too. Great job saving her boys!
Aw bless her heart, she was so polite 😭
She was so polite, and calm, telling them everything. She is a rockstar💕
The other girl was like “hello I’m here give me attention “
Instantly clicked. For some reason I get the notifications later than others but click as soon as I see it
The Norwegian culture: Not to bother other people. That's why she apologizes. We don't want to be a burden to anyone.
Sounds like midwesterners
Yea that how we are😅
Really wow
That's a really thoughtful of Norwegian Culture!
@i love you say it back Why am i so offended at something I 100% agree with
I am so glad she's okay. Poor girl! God bless her.
I love how the dude that stabbed her with the epi pen asked to hold her hand but the other dude grabbed her hand instead
she was so nice but she was extremely shaking so bad. “You wanna hold my hand” 🥺🥺
This made me realise just how trained and important life guards are. Like they did all that without paramedics. Like Wow! Great job guys!
I saw this video because I need to know how to use an epipen and I feel they acted slow the doctor told me to always give the epipen without a hesitation and quick waiting can be dangerous he kept talking to her and holding her hand instead of giving it to her right away
Yes, she’s from Norway. My respect🇳🇴
Tough job hope they get paid well
The way Jethro looked after her though, he's actually so sweet 🥺
this one hit home, I'm so thankful for the work you guys do and so glad Victoria is well! I have a severe nut allergy and couldn't even imagine how she would have been feeling, thank you for taking her allergy so seriously and understanding the severity, I've come across far too many people that do not take allergies like this seriously
Same especially to hazelnuts
“ of course, what’s wrong “ 🥺🥺🥺
“there just dropping like flies” the humor in serious situations will always get me 😭
This is a good example of how quickly anaphylaxis can kill. The epipen was still trying to work in her system whilst she collapsed and nearly went into needing resus. If they'd waited 5 minutes longer to give it she might not be here.
"Want to hold my hand?" Jethro holds Harris' hand lol
As soon as i heard she’s Norwegian,and that she was constantly apologizing, i was like ‘that’s adds up’
Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭.. Love this show. God bless Bondi rescue..
Is it possible to be in love with so many guys at once? My heart 😍😍
These guys were so calming and kind.
They handled this extremely well. Way to go lifeguards!
The fact the human body can react this way to eating something so simple is mind blowing to me.
It’s always good to ask for help like she did. She may have felt embarrassed but there’s nothing to be embarrassed about. My brother almost went into cardiac arrest and almost died on the cruise we were on a few years ago from extreme dehydration and he almost didn’t seek help.
I love this show soooooo much that I think that I have a crush on probably all of the lifegaurds in this show.
OMG thank you for the likes
As someone who is a Norwegian I can always least say that: _be Norwegian-Canadians and do not bother people._
she didn't bother anyone though... and yes, norway is one of the best!
Bless her she was so polite when she came through the door it was sweet when she said "can I get a little bit of help please".
i’m DEATHLY allergic to peanuts... i’ve never experienced a reaction from peanuts because i’m very aware when it comes to it... glad i saw this and know what could happen!
me too! this scares me though considering my anxiety is so bad. i feel like i wouldn’t
be able to talk
How do you manage going out to eat at restaurants? Do you ask them if their ingredients come from a peanut processing factory?
KVStarStruck22 this is weird- i’m allergic to peanuts, but not peanut OIL. I’m really good about knowing what i can and can’t eat. i can eat basically everything except things with peanut/ peanut butter in it. There’s a steak place called Texas Roadhouse... i’ve never been allowed to eat in there because every time mg mom runs it to check it, there’s always peanut shells on the ground (they serve you them while you wait). But otherwise i get pricked every year for peanuts. Fortunately, i’ve never had to use my epi pen since i was a baby (when i has an allergic reaction)
But sometimes we ate it coz we are stubborn not peanut though,,,, its srhimp,,, among all other food why it has to be shrimp,,,so damn delicious,,,nearly killed me twice,,,it took 4 anti hestamine to git rid of tje swelling,,,but I pass out,,,30 mins later,,,
Pres ASMR I am too, I did a peanut study so I could possible lose my allergy and I ate 3 ml of peanuts a day and I got so sick I had to stop and if I had finished the study which was about 3 months I would have been able to eat 5 peanuts at the end but I couldn’t even eat 1/100 of the peanut
I know that feeling. I am allergic to seashell animals, got the same reaction as her and almost died. Thank God the epipen and ambulance came fast
I'm glad she's okay. Really nice seeing people save someone's life.
God bless all those who are dedicated to save others.
I’m allergic to eggs and nuts to and it is not fun😭
I’m sorry I couldn’t help but laugh when he said “I’ve never jabbed anyone with an epipen before” just imagine you stick them with it and they just pass out 🤣🤣you’d be flippin shit thinkin you killed them lmfaoo
Should be in the outer thigh. At least by our policies.
@@RollCorruption you’re right I freaked out when I saw them doing the top thigh I was like that’s wrong you’re supposed to do the outer middle thigh
Thank you to this lifeguards for risking their lives to save other's, God bless you all. 🙏
Me an American watching the epi pen
“Well there goes $10,000”
Shit me really? They expire like every 2-3 years. (I have three!)
@@RollCorruption its not really 10k more like $700-$1000 but yeah they’re very expensive in America like everything else healthcare wise
@@imastatistic8347 its 35$ in my country, slovenia in europe... man... usa healthcare is such a scam
@@imastatistic8347 check and inject epi is much cheaper... epi pen is just one brand
Epipen Cost max 70 euro in netherlands and your insurance pays!!
"they just dropping like fly's" Harries what ever you say i just laugh
Other than injecting the Epipen in the wrong spot on her thigh, they did good. Glad she recovered! Anaphylaxis is no joke.
Ok why so much Red Bull not Judging but who’s your supplier is it Red Bull them self’s or is it 3rd party
Local supermarket probably
Epi pens hurt like hell but without them I would not be here today, luckily my allergies are under control but accidents can happen.
She's such a sweetheart 🥺 apologising while she was literally dying
I had an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting last year but didn't know I was allergic, very painful and scary experience 🐝😬