Please have at least one "Doctors React" video for each episode of This Is Goind to Hurt, please please please. Thank you doctors for your professionalism and emotional labour!
I've only seen the first two episodes, I preferred the book, but these reactions made me cry. The NHS and the people who work there really are humanity at it's best.
I also read the book and watch the series, I don’t think we should be discrediting the series adaption as I think it brings the stories of NHS workers to life
Wow the Dr’s reactions really made this so impressive and what they experience on a daily basis. Bravo Ben Whishaw on always being brilliant and choosing challenging characters and lovable humans to portray ❤️
I haven't watched the series *yet* but this was possibly the best book I ever read in my life! I couldn't put it down and in the space of an hour I could go from real giggles to sad tears, to anger followed by deep happiness. Just brilliantly written!
That's been the same way for junior Drs for many years & it's got to Stop, there's far to much pressure on them & sadly many people die due to this even though I Don't blame the Dr, the hours they work is I think proven that we can't function properly after so many hours work & No rest or sleep so why expect inexperienced Drs to tackle everything that comes through the door, yes they need to learn but they can't when they're so tired & many can't handle the pressure & feel they've failed everyone & take there own life, rules need to change Now & they need support in every step like anyone starting a new job. X😎🐘
Adam Kay has said that things are better for junior doctors now, compared to when he was a junior doctor. That said, I assume the hours and conditions are still bad. But I agree, there has to be a better way to train our doctors. Over working them is not good for them, their colleagues or the patients.
This video was incredibly sweet and entertaining, the TV series is one of the best I've ever watched... There is nothing else here to say, except, of course: "ANOTHER SEASON PLEASE". ❤️ (Sending love to the NHS!)
I was a 26-week C-section delivery, same reason as what Adam delivered, abruptio placentae. Watching that specific part of the first episode of “This is Going to Hurt” made me wonder if a resident (“junior doctor”) delivered me, and if they did, had they done a cesarean on as preemie of a baby as I was, before, and did they have to call in their consultant. Obviously I survived the birth, as I’m here writing this (I’m turning 25 yrs old in a few weeks). My mother also survived (turning 60 soon). I always feel a sort of emotional connection, whenever I see cases like me, of extremely-premature births between 24 to 27 weeks. Many of us (and/or our mothers) don’t survive.
I could be wrong but I’ve always been told that you shouldn’t push a cord prolapse back in (just keep it warm to prevent vasospasm), it you should push back the presenting part of the baby so it doesn’t compress the cord. Anybody know if this is right?
I've realized we really really need more doctors. The workload is massive because of the abysmal ratio of doctors to patients. Med schools have to be competitive but they need to add more seats so more people interested in the medical field can become doctors. And the money that goes towards wrong people like celebrities and politicians needs to go to government hospitals.
i only watched episode 1 and the first half minute of episode 2 and i thought `this is more then i can handle` ........how do those doctors do it?? They should get retired after 5 years doing this or so
book is way better, they changed some things in a tv show and book is writeen by actual doctor, it is actualy his diary when he was an intern. is there be a second season anyones know? think i will read a book again...
A Doctor, 5 years at Medical College, + 2 years on the job training + further for a specialist branch. A Vet 7 years at Vet College, + 2 years on the job training, + further for a specialist branch. Something is wrong somewhere. I know a Dr. is only dealing with one species, but surely we deserve better treatment or do we?
But you wont get treated any worse..? As you said, Vets have to learn about multiple species, Human doctors only one, so if you think about it, human docters learn that long about one species. There is only so much you can learn about one species, also dont forget that there are different departnent they specialize in, so they keep on learning after school too. But Vets have a whole nother depth, so much more to learn, animals cant tell you whats wrong either.
Vets patients can’t stand up and tell the doctor their symptoms, and most of the time they hide them, it is a lot of investigation work required by vets and vet nurses to try and help animals in need
@@Ionabrodie69 No, it's that the NHS is a victim of its own success. If we didn't block waiting rooms with minor ailments and injuries, just used it for serious conditions and had a regular medical every year or three as is compulsory with some professions then many conditions would be picked up on early. I failed an RN medical in the late 60's (it took 2 days of intense examination) as they were concerned of something blowing up at sea, it's never caused a problem in the 50 odd years since. The profession I ended up doing involved a full medical every three years, done by a GP but privately.
nurse here, im bawling my eyes out. when he said "this place is insane" respect to doctors.
Please have at least one "Doctors React" video for each episode of This Is Goind to Hurt, please please please. Thank you doctors for your professionalism and emotional labour!
I've only seen the first two episodes, I preferred the book, but these reactions made me cry. The NHS and the people who work there really are humanity at it's best.
It got so much better innit
They are heroes
The book is amazing. However the series is a separate entity on its own. Both are phenomenal.
I also read the book and watch the series, I don’t think we should be discrediting the series adaption as I think it brings the stories of NHS workers to life
Wow the Dr’s reactions really made this so impressive and what they experience on a daily basis. Bravo Ben Whishaw on always being brilliant and choosing challenging characters and lovable humans to portray ❤️
I haven't watched the series *yet* but this was possibly the best book I ever read in my life! I couldn't put it down and in the space of an hour I could go from real giggles to sad tears, to anger followed by deep happiness. Just brilliantly written!
this is one of if not the best medical series ever on TV, brilliant writing, devastating and clever and witty
It's a fabulous series - half the time you're grimacing; half the time laughing.
I could relate to so much in this series. Being a junior doctor is not easy but I've enjoyed making reaction videos to the first few episodes.
I read the book and its honestly the funniest and then most emotional read ever. The kinder egg proposal is completely true!!! Its happened to him 😂😂
And the fainting junior into an open abdominal 😂🙈🙈
I want Ben whishaw to represent the actors of our country, he deserves so much more credit than what’s given to him.
That's been the same way for junior Drs for many years & it's got to Stop, there's far to much pressure on them & sadly many people die due to this even though I Don't blame the Dr, the hours they work is I think proven that we can't function properly after so many hours work & No rest or sleep so why expect inexperienced Drs to tackle everything that comes through the door, yes they need to learn but they can't when they're so tired & many can't handle the pressure & feel they've failed everyone & take there own life, rules need to change Now & they need support in every step like anyone starting a new job. X😎🐘
Adam Kay has said that things are better for junior doctors now, compared to when he was a junior doctor. That said, I assume the hours and conditions are still bad.
But I agree, there has to be a better way to train our doctors. Over working them is not good for them, their colleagues or the patients.
This definitely changed my perspective on doctors
This video was incredibly sweet and entertaining, the TV series is one of the best I've ever watched... There is nothing else here to say, except, of course: "ANOTHER SEASON PLEASE". ❤️ (Sending love to the NHS!)
I was a 26-week C-section delivery, same reason as what Adam delivered, abruptio placentae. Watching that specific part of the first episode of “This is Going to Hurt” made me wonder if a resident (“junior doctor”) delivered me, and if they did, had they done a cesarean on as preemie of a baby as I was, before, and did they have to call in their consultant. Obviously I survived the birth, as I’m here writing this (I’m turning 25 yrs old in a few weeks). My mother also survived (turning 60 soon). I always feel a sort of emotional connection, whenever I see cases like me, of extremely-premature births between 24 to 27 weeks. Many of us (and/or our mothers) don’t survive.
I love when he breaks the 4th wall 😂
It’s so sad that this is the state of doctors and health professionals in the UK. We need to take care of the people who take care of us
That proposal bit got me.
Thank you medical professionals for what you do!
I could be wrong but I’ve always been told that you shouldn’t push a cord prolapse back in (just keep it warm to prevent vasospasm), it you should push back the presenting part of the baby so it doesn’t compress the cord. Anybody know if this is right?
correct! pushing it back in could compress the cord + interfere w/ blood supply from placenta to baby
Really loved this reaction video! Will there be more please?
This video was brilliant. Thank you
anyone noticed that's dr alex from love island
I've realized we really really need more doctors. The workload is massive because of the abysmal ratio of doctors to patients. Med schools have to be competitive but they need to add more seats so more people interested in the medical field can become doctors. And the money that goes towards wrong people like celebrities and politicians needs to go to government hospitals.
Agreed. We also desperately need more nurses too.
Omg pls tell me there’s a reaction for each episode???
This is the real deal
Lovely keep it up
People of the NHS are the best
This is low key the lost realistic show on life as a junior doctor. Things have improved somewhat since 2006 though...
So emotional 😭 man
Wow, so good
Is that Dr Ranj?!
Where's the s2 goddamit
she ate her blood clots 🤣
🤧🤢🤢
I've heard that this show is very good and very realistic 😂...
Will it be a series2?
The character Vicky Houghton reminds me of a woman from the year 2000.
"Grab it and push it back up" don't EVER touch the cord even in 2006, I'm a midwife and oh no 😢 don't give comments unless you are factual
Wtf 😂😂 that ring
my dad used to work with dr ranj and he said he was unprofessional and always late😭
He now has a show on CBBC working with puppets
@@ZinedineLaifa. I stand corrected my friend.
i only watched episode 1 and the first half minute of episode 2 and i thought `this is more then i can handle` ........how do those doctors do it?? They should get retired after 5 years doing this or so
THIS IS SO STRESSFUL ARGHHH 😅
I will never get a baby❤never ever😮
book is way better, they changed some things in a tv show and book is writeen by actual doctor, it is actualy his diary when he was an intern. is there be a second season anyones know? think i will read a book again...
apperently the doctor who wrote this book is hated in the medical field in the nhs
Paddington.
What's the toy ??? 🤣
Why doctors over expressing for TV
now i understand why they get pais so much.... it `s technically a warzone!
and birth is a violent thing.....
A Doctor, 5 years at Medical College, + 2 years on the job training + further for a specialist branch. A Vet 7 years at Vet College, + 2 years on the job training, + further for a specialist branch. Something is wrong somewhere. I know a Dr. is only dealing with one species, but surely we deserve better treatment or do we?
Better treatment than what? Animals?
But you wont get treated any worse..? As you said, Vets have to learn about multiple species, Human doctors only one, so if you think about it, human docters learn that long about one species. There is only so much you can learn about one species, also dont forget that there are different departnent they specialize in, so they keep on learning after school too. But Vets have a whole nother depth, so much more to learn, animals cant tell you whats wrong either.
Vets patients can’t stand up and tell the doctor their symptoms, and most of the time they hide them, it is a lot of investigation work required by vets and vet nurses to try and help animals in need
So what you’re saying is Animals don’t deserve to be treated as well as Humans… ? 🙄🇬🇧
@@Ionabrodie69 No, it's that the NHS is a victim of its own success. If we didn't block waiting rooms with minor ailments and injuries, just used it for serious conditions and had a regular medical every year or three as is compulsory with some professions then many conditions would be picked up on early. I failed an RN medical in the late 60's (it took 2 days of intense examination) as they were concerned of something blowing up at sea, it's never caused a problem in the 50 odd years since. The profession I ended up doing involved a full medical every three years, done by a GP but privately.
Did an actual doctor really say “vajayjay”
Yup they run the ward
If those reactors are doctors then god help us.
Actors exaggerated all about everything
This gets fake
Didn't ask?
@@71hammyman didn't answer
@@cuentatrucha6310 you just did
XD