That moment when, i believe it was, Reedy went out for someone and couldn't find them. Only to have the son of the man show up much later. I felt so bad for the young man and even worse for Reedy.
I held it together until Jethro talked about he felt useless sitting in the tower 😭 it breaks my heart that they weren’t able to save the brother but thank god they saved the sister. These boys have my ❤️
It's wild that it's even arguably the MOST important position during a crisis... Coordinating rescue efforts to a single area whilst ALSO maintaining watch over the other few thousand people?! But ya, try telling someone that who feels like they're "just sitting there with binoculars" 💔
When the guys gets rattled by the drownings i feel so sorry for them. Been a OR and ICU nurse for years and know the feeling of helplessness when you loose someone
Two of my best friends, married couple, are a paramedic and an OR nurse. IMHO, anyone providing care in emergency situations like that are... something else. Something akin to superhuman. As I love to tell any new, nervous employee I've ever had to train IN RETAIL: "There really aren't any mistakes you can make that we CAN'T fix, so relax." But for YOU people... I shudder to think of it, and I thank you for serving us all!
My mom has been an ER nurse most of my life, and we had a family friend who worked in cutting down trees. One day while he was working his boss who had not been feeling well that day went up the tree against the advice of his entire crew. The boss ending up having a massive heart attack, fire fighters and EMTs couldn't get the man down so our family friend had to climb the tree and bring him down. His boss later passed away in the hospital. After this our friend stopped by the house, and while talking with my mom he mentioned how guilty he felt that the man died, this was the advice she gave; "You did your part, the firefighters and EMTs couldnt of gone up there to get him. You did everything in your power to retrieve him and you did that. Anything that happened after was out of your hands, take pride in the fact you could at least get him back to his family." It's the same for these lifeguards, they do everything they can that no one else could do. Sometimes that's just making sure that someone's body can get back to their loved ones.
As a mom of a boy with autism, this really made me feel so happy and so sad. The boys did so well handling the son in such a scary situation. Having a medical emergency while being with my son is one of my biggest fears. Seeing these boys handle this so well made me feel a little less scared knowing people can be so compassionate.
@D M I don't want to discredit your personal preference as an autistic woman, but I have heard autistic people make arguments for both being preferred. I once had an autistic woman correct me the other way saying she would prefer I call her woman with autism because she wants to be referred to as a woman and person first, with the disability being the added descriptive, because she didn't want autism being used to define her in entirety. I am sure there are probably just as many people on both sides of that, and even more who don't really care either way. I do know that when I am informed of anyone with a preference either way I will always use the way they prefer when addressing them.
@@DM-it1qf if that’s what you prefer that’s fine but it’s not for you to tell someone how they should address their own family. I know you think you should be educating people but that’s not what this post is about and as someone with an autistic sibling I’ll always follow what my family prefers not some stranger on the internet.
I, too, am mama to a son on the Spectrum. I'm terrified of anything happening to me while he and I are out somewhere together. These guys handled it so well ❤️
You know 1 thing that i find amazing is the amount of times these life guards are not on shift and are passing by or having their own day off and still will jump into action whenever they are needed to help. These guys arent juat doing an job, but they are geuinley living a a whole unique heroic lifestyle!!! Not all heros wear capes, some have surf boards!!
Oh yeah, I noticed that too. They have the proper Training to help in the situation. If there's something wrong, those who have the ability to action have the responsibility to take action.
It breaks my heart knowing Terry has passed. When he saved that little girl and she said thank you. What a great man. I hope the team is there for the next little girl or boy. Rest in peace Terry.
Clip 3 had tears forming after hearing the lifeguard had lost his son and how hard saving that girl hit his heart😢 I don’t think I have as strong of heart as these amazing lifeguards 🙏🏼 you all have an amazing and needed job and love how you risk your lives to save others
When i was a kid i went to a Beach in America with my family, i didnt speak good english and only knew The basics. I went in The water with my Big brother and i realised i couldnt get back to shore and my brother kept saying i wasnt trying hard enough. Then this Young lifeguard came and picked me up and had me ride to shore with him. Because i didnt know much english the only thing i said was a tired little “thank you”. My god watching that little girl say thank you just took me right back to that red surfboard and his kind warm smile and the taste of salty water. Bless this girl and her rescuer. And bless the guy who helped me that day.
There is nothing worse than the loss of a child. My condolences to the lifeguard who lost his baby. I am sorry I didn't catch his name. You are correct sir. Whenever a child is in danger it brings it right back. I also speak from experience having lost a 2 year old. Bless you sir.
4:54 he’s being amazing here, because he’s being clear and explaining to him what’s happening in a way that the guy can understand, without being patronising. ❤
Yeah it’s popped up in many of their videos how passer-by’s join in to help, many times it was sorely needed because the lads an only do so much. Truly wholesome crowd! ❤
I lost an inmate that I had known for years when I was a deputy sheriff. He was a good guy, but he was a drug addict and just make bad decisions which lead to him being in jail. I did CPR on him for what felt like a lifetime, but was unable to bring him back, eventually leading to my PTSD. I know how you all feel (regading video #2). I pray for him often....
Every life matters my brother. I hope you can find peace. I'm a volunteer fire fighter here in Aus and I've made it home when others didn't. Just have to keep going. Keep going mate.
I can’t even imagine. My mom had to perform CPR (she’s a caregiver at a residential facility) on a woman not long ago and she’s got PTSD from it, even after nearly 30 years of caretaking and working in hospitals, so she’s seen and experienced some wild stuff. And that woman survived and is doing perfectly fine now, so I can’t even imagine how it can effect a person when there’s just nothing more you can do.
The second the video said that a 2 year old drowned I was about to cry. I had a two year old sister who passed away on her birthday when she turned 2 because of epilepsy and she died from a bad seizure in the hospital. My heart sank when I found out and on Boxing Day my niece just turned 2 years old and I was terrified and was overthinking because I have trauma and I’m now scared of children 🥲👍✨ Thank you to the lifeguards who try their best to save the life of people, this world appreciates and loves you all dearly for your assistance ❤❤
As a retired RN who worked in the ER for a time in the beginning of my career, I cried nearly all the way through because I could feel the desperation, helplessness and hope these guys held through each scenario. The ones who can be saved bring a joy like no other but those who couldn’t tear your heart out and stay with you forever! Guys, thank you for ALL you do!
I can’t imagine going down to the beach on a regular day, with my spouse relaxing and having fun together one minute…and leaving the beach without them 🙃
Terry, you're very missed. I can't watch this one because he is in it, and I just lost my daughter. He also lost a child. I can't imagine how much he is missed by everyone 😢 😔
Jesus, number 5 hit home. My Papa died at work in my dad’s (his son’s) arms from a brain aneurysm. I found out it could be a 50/50 chance someone survives something like that.. I have always been so angry that he was taken away like that. I am so happy to see that his mother was taken away as safe as possible, he needs his mother more than anything. Thank you boys for your service, life is so precious
These men, risking their own life day in and day out makes me so proud of humanity and so grateful from deep within! Thank you to all the rescuers out there, looking out for the people in need!! May god bless you❤
I’m not one to cry, but the ones with the little kids got to me. I have a few young cousins and they’re absolutely the sweetest people ever. I’d hate to imagine if something like this happened to them.
They've released every season and episode just in the last few months they don't have any current season due to the channel dropping the show. But someone posted recently that another channel picked them up but who knows if we'll be able to watch being that we will live in the US
FROM ME AND MY FAMILY over here in Clear water FL USA I just wanted to say Thankyou to all the Lifeguards of Bondi rescue.. Thankyou for all your services you do. ❤❤❤
Oh that first clip made me cry. These guys really have my heart. I feel like a proud mum to them and most of them are older than me. Such sweet souls. And bless that lovely woman and her dogs for helping out. It's those little acts of kindness that make me have faith in our world.
The boy with Down syndrome one hit me 😢 his mama is probably his whole world and I hope she is ok and safe for the sake of her son. Bless you guys for saving her life that day at the beach. I really hope the son is ok too and is taken care of by kind people
Jethro it wasnt that what you did wasnt good enough, dont ever think that, you guys are amazing and you save 100's of lives...sometimes circumstances are just out of your control... well done to you all for what you did for both patients. TERRY my heart goes out to you I felt your pain, Ive lost a daughter as a baby and 40 years later its still like yesterday and I can still cry at the drop of a hat...hugs to you and your family...
Much respect for the Bondi lifeguards , surf rescue volunteers, surfers , paramedics, police 👍 thankyou all for being so brave saving many of people everyday thankyou once again 🙏
Its so heart braking when someone doesnt make it but the work of these life gauds is unbelieveable we need more life gaurds like this everywhere. Great job guys
That lady with her son is so lucky to have you guys, I’m sure she’s grateful for you guys especially for taking care of her son while she was in critical condition. You guys deserve the work and I wish people like you lived forever
We must have a short video on all incoming flights about the danger of swimming at our beaches. 90% of the rescues involve tourists or new arrivals who can't swim or are weak swimmers. The bottom is not flat sand. There are sandbanks that move all the time and the areas where there are few breakers are where there is a rip that can take a person out into deep water in moments. The only safe place is to swim between the red and yellow flags and even so, its still very dangerous. If you are a parent and you take your kids to the beach, but you cannot swim yourself, then find another safer place to spend the day.
My parents nearly drowned around 30 years ago in the U.S. and I’m so thankful to the lifeguards that saved their lives. They’ve told my sisters and I to be careful and aware in the ocean our whole lives since.
That’s a really good idea. The amount of rescues they do are mostly tourists. None of which, clearly, do not so any research upon booking the tickets to Australia, and none of which do the research and take the time to educate themselves about what can happen if you don’t follow the rules/flags, also, most I have seen don’t even have the basic swim knowledge neither. It’s all, let’s go to that pretty destination and go a for a swim and wonder why we end up in trouble and have lifeguards “yelling” at us to not swim there. They have no clue. I hope you wrote that idea down and sent it off to all airline businesses.
God bless our DS boy. The gentlest most innocent people I know. If only everyone in society could conduct themselves with such dignity as these people do.
You can clearly hear that the little girl was struggling for her breath while there was water in her throat🥺 you find her at the right time! I know your son is so proud of you!🥺
These lifeguards are amazing caring. They’re always on alert and on the rescue even when someone is in trouble and doesn’t wave for help. They help with EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING on the beach, from thieves, perverts, lost children, injuries, drownings, etc. They take their jobs seriously and that’s why they take the deaths so hard, but they are true HEROS. I’m impressed with how they all work together in unison and help one another
Your son lives on through every rescue you make… although very young when he passed the power and compassion he gives you from the other side is immense
As many times as I have watched these, the one with the couple from Norway - I still want to scream at anyone and everyone that just passed by Singlets and did not help him get the woman on the board!!!!! [the other lifeguards don't count on the naughty list here, they were heading to Cory who needed them worse]... I still wonder about the person that was shown being on the rescue board when Singlets was trying to get the rest of her body on the board.. all he had to do was ask Singlets what he could to do to help and then do it! I am sad that her husband died, but so happy that she lived!!! The letter from the family was beautiful!!!
It must feel so special to go to sleep at night knowing you've saved someone's life. I can't imagine a more powerful and moving feeling. Props to the amazing lifeguards and paramedics.🙌
I used to be a lifeguard and rescued a lot of people. I only had one resus and they survived. After they were taken away I burst into tears. Its a really emotional thing to do. Thinking that the person you are working on is dead with their family and a whole crowd of people watching.
NEVER, NEVER EVER say its not good enough!!!!! you risk your lives to save people and sometimes, things are out of your control. You guys clearly give all to save people and you always do good enough!
This is for Corey Oliver... just want to let you know.... on my bucket list, meeting, and spending a couple of houurs in conversation with you is #1. Youre my hero!
Thank you all so much for the hard work you do to help save and keep safe everyone on your beaches. Number 2 makes me cry every time. You all tried your best and please know that everything you do is appreciated, even if the outcome isn’t the desireable one
These are the real men and women that I refer to as AMAZING… I am in the U.S. but part of my heart is for you at Bondi and to those throughout the world who do what you do because you truly care, God Bless You❤️❤️❤️
the little girl whos first words after being saved was thank you, I cried my eyes out instantly and I'm a guy who never gets emotional that hit hard and it was unreal
The women & men who go willingly into dangerous life threatening situations to save the lives of others are remarkable humans. They also don’t get paid enough.
All professional and volunteer lifeguards in Australia are our unsung heros. The public, especially foreigners truly have little comprehension of how dangerous our beaches, rivers and gorges can be. We need to do more to educate the public of the dangers of the water. People not only put themselves in danger but also those of Bondi Rescue and hundreds like them scattered around the waterways of Australia. If your not a strong swimmer, if you can't stay between the flags, then seriously consider using out public pools to cool off in the hot, stiffling summers. Please everyone, stay safe. Become water smart in order to survive you next water experience.
Im a middle aged man now but when i was a boy i grew up in a fire station as my dad was a regional commander (similar to a fire chief) . We had to attend car accidents with dad sometimes as he was on emergency call 24/7 . We always took his emergency response car wherever we went in case he got called out, to things like parties ,late night shopping ect. My dad went to accidents all the time but the only time i saw him shook up was when kids were involved. He could deal easily enough with screaming adults as he said while they were screaming they were alive. He was very compassionate but also very professional and experienced at his job. He put all his concentration in to getting patients to hospital and keep everyone else safe. I saw him at home however after dealing with kids and the emotions sometimes really showed. I knew to leave him alone and just try to help around the house as it was the best i could do to help him. The first one brought tears because ive been around down syndrome kids and they are beautiful. Im so grateful the life guards and the locals helped by talking to him calmly and comforting him. Im kinda glad mum was screaming as she was alive. I understand her pain. I live with constant permanent chronic pain and i can deal with that. The hospitals in Australia are usually very good and they will help her.
Don’t cry please 😢I’ll cry with you and always the way you feel I’ll feel it too!😭it happened to one of my family members….😭😭YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!❤EVEN THOUGH ONE OF THEM SURVIVED at least one of them did I love you efforts😢I love you!!❤im so sad about what happened…ik this is heart broken cause ik it happened once….❤
You guys are ACTUALLY real life hero’s…. You don’t ask for thanks for your help, but too many realize how much they needed your help without asking for it. So many don’t understand the work you put into protecting them until it’s too late…. That’s what a hero does
My 2 year old brother drowned in a pond his dad was meant to be watching him but clearly wasn’t sometimes this show just upsets me but I’m so happy they get saved x
Hearing terry lost a son…ugh the poor man. He was NOTHING but a light in this dark world, helping helpless people in their darkest moments…ugh I just can’t stop crying it’s tragic mate.
What moments have moved you the most?
The little girl drowning and the amazing job you guys did hats off to you for the great work you are doing
That moment when, i believe it was, Reedy went out for someone and couldn't find them. Only to have the son of the man show up much later. I felt so bad for the young man and even worse for Reedy.
All of them!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
This was heavy.
When I saw the emotion and compassion in your all’s faces after you’ve done your lifesaving work. You all are Legends!!❤
The little (6yo?) girl whose first words upon being pulled from the water: "Thank you". Burst into tears right there.
She was so grateful and thankful the lifeguards were around to rescue her.
Then her brother wiping off her tears
Theses things are common so I'm really happy that my dad saved my life when I really Young girl so I am so grateful for the lifeguards
@@BondiRescue admin, I don't know who you are, neither if you've been told, but your edits are really good.
Me too
As someone who works with special needs kids, they handled that situation perfectly. Hats off to everyone who helped
Broke my heart
As a mother with a child who has downs syndrome, yes they did ❤
Yes they did. So proud of them
The guys are so kind n caring. Seeing the one tear up made me cry too.
Yup 👍
Terry had a heart of gold. Cancer always chooses the best people. His poor family, my heart goes out to them
At least he's with his son ❤
Is he dead?
@@Willa-sb1kqyes, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2020. Died in 2022
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I held it together until Jethro talked about he felt useless sitting in the tower 😭 it breaks my heart that they weren’t able to save the brother but thank god they saved the sister. These boys have my ❤️
It's wild that it's even arguably the MOST important position during a crisis... Coordinating rescue efforts to a single area whilst ALSO maintaining watch over the other few thousand people?!
But ya, try telling someone that who feels like they're "just sitting there with binoculars" 💔
Time stamp?
For me it was when she came back to talk to them. Such a diffrent thing seeing someone regain a pulse and see them walking and talking. Crazy
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Same😢
When the guys gets rattled by the drownings i feel so sorry for them. Been a OR and ICU nurse for years and know the feeling of helplessness when you loose someone
Me too. Life is short love hard
Two of my best friends, married couple, are a paramedic and an OR nurse. IMHO, anyone providing care in emergency situations like that are... something else. Something akin to superhuman.
As I love to tell any new, nervous employee I've ever had to train IN RETAIL: "There really aren't any mistakes you can make that we CAN'T fix, so relax."
But for YOU people... I shudder to think of it, and I thank you for serving us all!
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My mom has been an ER nurse most of my life, and we had a family friend who worked in cutting down trees. One day while he was working his boss who had not been feeling well that day went up the tree against the advice of his entire crew. The boss ending up having a massive heart attack, fire fighters and EMTs couldn't get the man down so our family friend had to climb the tree and bring him down. His boss later passed away in the hospital. After this our friend stopped by the house, and while talking with my mom he mentioned how guilty he felt that the man died, this was the advice she gave;
"You did your part, the firefighters and EMTs couldnt of gone up there to get him. You did everything in your power to retrieve him and you did that. Anything that happened after was out of your hands, take pride in the fact you could at least get him back to his family."
It's the same for these lifeguards, they do everything they can that no one else could do. Sometimes that's just making sure that someone's body can get back to their loved ones.
That Paramedic is a consummate professional.
They handled that first situation so well and bless the woman who helped calming the son down by letting him hold her dogs, that was so sweet!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I feel so bad
❤❤❤I feel so bad 😢
As a mom of a boy with autism, this really made me feel so happy and so sad. The boys did so well handling the son in such a scary situation. Having a medical emergency while being with my son is one of my biggest fears. Seeing these boys handle this so well made me feel a little less scared knowing people can be so compassionate.
As an autistic woman, please remember that it’s “autistic person” not “person with autism”.
@D M I don't want to discredit your personal preference as an autistic woman, but I have heard autistic people make arguments for both being preferred. I once had an autistic woman correct me the other way saying she would prefer I call her woman with autism because she wants to be referred to as a woman and person first, with the disability being the added descriptive, because she didn't want autism being used to define her in entirety. I am sure there are probably just as many people on both sides of that, and even more who don't really care either way. I do know that when I am informed of anyone with a preference either way I will always use the way they prefer when addressing them.
@@DM-it1qf if that’s what you prefer that’s fine but it’s not for you to tell someone how they should address their own family. I know you think you should be educating people but that’s not what this post is about and as someone with an autistic sibling I’ll always follow what my family prefers not some stranger on the internet.
I, too, am mama to a son on the Spectrum. I'm terrified of anything happening to me while he and I are out somewhere together. These guys handled it so well ❤️
@@BeccaFaye1314also, to your second comment--- you worded it absolutely perfectly --- human first, Autism is only a part of him ❤️
You know 1 thing that i find amazing is the amount of times these life guards are not on shift and are passing by or having their own day off and still will jump into action whenever they are needed to help. These guys arent juat doing an job, but they are geuinley living a a whole unique heroic lifestyle!!! Not all heros wear capes, some have surf boards!!
Love your comment, who is your favourite lifegaurd?l like Harries and Harrison?
Oh yeah, I noticed that too. They have the proper Training to help in the situation.
If there's something wrong, those who have the ability to action have the responsibility to take action.
It breaks my heart knowing Terry has passed. When he saved that little girl and she said thank you. What a great man. I hope the team is there for the next little girl or boy. Rest in peace Terry.
Clip 3 had tears forming after hearing the lifeguard had lost his son and how hard saving that girl hit his heart😢 I don’t think I have as strong of heart as these amazing lifeguards 🙏🏼 you all have an amazing and needed job and love how you risk your lives to save others
and the lifeguard now passed away too :(
R.I.P Terry 🌹
@@celinah23 wait what? Who did?
@@bdotty2320 Terry passed away from Cancer in 2022....RIP
When i was a kid i went to a Beach in America with my family, i didnt speak good english and only knew The basics. I went in The water with my Big brother and i realised i couldnt get back to shore and my brother kept saying i wasnt trying hard enough. Then this Young lifeguard came and picked me up and had me ride to shore with him. Because i didnt know much english the only thing i said was a tired little “thank you”. My god watching that little girl say thank you just took me right back to that red surfboard and his kind warm smile and the taste of salty water. Bless this girl and her rescuer. And bless the guy who helped me that day.
There is nothing worse than the loss of a child. My condolences to the lifeguard who lost his baby. I am sorry I didn't catch his name. You are correct sir. Whenever a child is in danger it brings it right back. I also speak from experience having lost a 2 year old. Bless you sir.
I'm sorry for your loss
He’s name was Terri. Unfortunately he passed from cancer. Seemed to be super sweet man
His name was Terry he died of cancer
R.I.P. Terry 🌹 He's with his son now
4:54 he’s being amazing here, because he’s being clear and explaining to him what’s happening in a way that the guy can understand, without being patronising. ❤
I need someone to come save me from the tears I'm drowning in right now. It really hits the guys hard when they can't resuss a patient.
The lifeguards give it their all day in, day out. Our thoughts go out to the friends and families always.
Be careful about how many tears you inhale! This show taught me all about the dangers of Secondary Drowning! 😅
HUGE props to these surfers for throwing in a helping hand to save people's lives, especially the life of a tiny, helpless child.
Yeah it’s popped up in many of their videos how passer-by’s join in to help, many times it was sorely needed because the lads an only do so much. Truly wholesome crowd! ❤
I lost an inmate that I had known for years when I was a deputy sheriff. He was a good guy, but he was a drug addict and just make bad decisions which lead to him being in jail. I did CPR on him for what felt like a lifetime, but was unable to bring him back, eventually leading to my PTSD. I know how you all feel (regading video #2). I pray for him often....
Every life matters my brother. I hope you can find peace. I'm a volunteer fire fighter here in Aus and I've made it home when others didn't. Just have to keep going. Keep going mate.
I can’t even imagine. My mom had to perform CPR (she’s a caregiver at a residential facility) on a woman not long ago and she’s got PTSD from it, even after nearly 30 years of caretaking and working in hospitals, so she’s seen and experienced some wild stuff. And that woman survived and is doing perfectly fine now, so I can’t even imagine how it can effect a person when there’s just nothing more you can do.
Bless you for your compassion for him ❤
Thanks for your service my father is a officer he sometimes comes home crying your not alone
Amen
Okay but for real shout out to the volunteer lifeguards! They have helped so much too.
The second the video said that a 2 year old drowned I was about to cry. I had a two year old sister who passed away on her birthday when she turned 2 because of epilepsy and she died from a bad seizure in the hospital. My heart sank when I found out and on Boxing Day my niece just turned 2 years old and I was terrified and was overthinking because I have trauma and I’m now scared of children 🥲👍✨
Thank you to the lifeguards who try their best to save the life of people, this world appreciates and loves you all dearly for your assistance ❤❤
As a retired RN who worked in the ER for a time in the beginning of my career, I cried nearly all the way through because I could feel the desperation, helplessness and hope these guys held through each scenario. The ones who can be saved bring a joy like no other but those who couldn’t tear your heart out and stay with you forever! Guys, thank you for ALL you do!
you should cry for what your not-yet retired colleagues have been doing, hiding and lying about the last 3 years, but ok.
Mouse being able to stay calm and bring back and 2 yo ON HIS BOARD still in the water. That's just on another level. These guys are something else
I can’t imagine going down to the beach on a regular day, with my spouse relaxing and having fun together one minute…and leaving the beach without them 🙃
That little girl in a blue swimsuit was adorable. When he pulled her out of water and she said "thank you" my heart sank❤
I cried through this entire episode. It hits you how precious life is… and these compassionate and competent lifeguards are incredible!!
Terry, you're very missed. I can't watch this one because he is in it, and I just lost my daughter. He also lost a child. I can't imagine how much he is missed by everyone 😢 😔
As someone’s who child is special needs thank you, the boys took care of him with such humanity !
Jesus, number 5 hit home. My Papa died at work in my dad’s (his son’s) arms from a brain aneurysm. I found out it could be a 50/50 chance someone survives something like that.. I have always been so angry that he was taken away like that. I am so happy to see that his mother was taken away as safe as possible, he needs his mother more than anything. Thank you boys for your service, life is so precious
I'm sorry but people underestimate people who have down syndrome trust me my younger brother has it and you don't get much past him
As a lifeguard myself, hearing “no shockable rhythm” from the AED always makes your heart drop into your stomach
These men, risking their own life day in and day out makes me so proud of humanity and so grateful from deep within! Thank you to all the rescuers out there, looking out for the people in need!! May god bless you❤
"We won't stop till the paramedics tell us not to!!!" What can one say to a team like this.
Lifeguards can’t pronounce death. Probably big liability if they don’t attempt resus.
I’m not one to cry, but the ones with the little kids got to me. I have a few young cousins and they’re absolutely the sweetest people ever. I’d hate to imagine if something like this happened to them.
i wish this was available to watch in the US. I found yall during the pandemic. you guys are amazing.
They've released every season and episode just in the last few months they don't have any current season due to the channel dropping the show. But someone posted recently that another channel picked them up but who knows if we'll be able to watch being that we will live in the US
@@kristilicea1472 If you hear anything about it airing in the US pls lmk! ❤
I am not a beach girl. I fear the ocean but to see all this......tears. my condolences to the families who lost their loved ones
When they show that picture of Singlets and the woman he saved, it gets me every time.
FROM ME AND MY FAMILY over here in Clear water FL USA I just wanted to say Thankyou to all the Lifeguards of Bondi rescue.. Thankyou for all your services you do. ❤❤❤
Oh that first clip made me cry. These guys really have my heart. I feel like a proud mum to them and most of them are older than me. Such sweet souls. And bless that lovely woman and her dogs for helping out. It's those little acts of kindness that make me have faith in our world.
Seeing these fun, chilled, cheeky guys break into tears is what gets me ❤
These guys are the true superheroes. Rescue, respect in all situations, they go above and beyond for strangers everyday. God bless our lifesavers.
(13:31) what a good big brother 🥺🤍 and then he wiped her tears 😭😭😭 so sweet, happy shes okay!!
The boy with Down syndrome one hit me 😢 his mama is probably his whole world and I hope she is ok and safe for the sake of her son. Bless you guys for saving her life that day at the beach. I really hope the son is ok too and is taken care of by kind people
Jethro it wasnt that what you did wasnt good enough, dont ever think that, you guys are amazing and you save 100's of lives...sometimes circumstances are just out of your control... well done to you all for what you did for both patients. TERRY my heart goes out to you I felt your pain, Ive lost a daughter as a baby and 40 years later its still like yesterday and I can still cry at the drop of a hat...hugs to you and your family...
Much respect for the Bondi lifeguards , surf rescue volunteers, surfers , paramedics, police 👍 thankyou all for being so brave saving many of people everyday thankyou once again 🙏
Its so heart braking when someone doesnt make it but the work of these life gauds is unbelieveable we need more life gaurds like this everywhere. Great job guys
You lifeguards are amazing individuals, caring for each person as a family member. Many blessings to all of you and your families.
These guys are saving as if the victims were their own families. What an admirable mission you are doing. God bless you all!
The 4th one is heartbreaking they tried everything thing they could. The poor women losing her husband Infront of her was so sad
My son is DD autistic and blind. I cried when I saw our Down Boy. They’re lovely innocent and gentle people.
That lady with her son is so lucky to have you guys, I’m sure she’s grateful for you guys especially for taking care of her son while she was in critical condition. You guys deserve the work and I wish people like you lived forever
We must have a short video on all incoming flights about the danger of swimming at our beaches. 90% of the rescues involve tourists or new arrivals who can't swim or are weak swimmers. The bottom is not flat sand. There are sandbanks that move all the time and the areas where there are few breakers are where there is a rip that can take a person out into deep water in moments. The only safe place is to swim between the red and yellow flags and even so, its still very dangerous. If you are a parent and you take your kids to the beach, but you cannot swim yourself, then find another safer place to spend the day.
My parents nearly drowned around 30 years ago in the U.S. and I’m so thankful to the lifeguards that saved their lives. They’ve told my sisters and I to be careful and aware in the ocean our whole lives since.
That’s a really good idea. The amount of rescues they do are mostly tourists. None of which, clearly, do not so any research upon booking the tickets to Australia, and none of which do the research and take the time to educate themselves about what can happen if you don’t follow the rules/flags, also, most I have seen don’t even have the basic swim knowledge neither.
It’s all, let’s go to that pretty destination and go a for a swim and wonder why we end up in trouble and have lifeguards “yelling” at us to not swim there. They have no clue.
I hope you wrote that idea down and sent it off to all airline businesses.
God bless our DS boy. The gentlest most innocent people I know. If only everyone in society could conduct themselves with such dignity as these people do.
You can clearly hear that the little girl was struggling for her breath while there was water in her throat🥺 you find her at the right time! I know your son is so proud of you!🥺
#3 was so sweet that she says thank you when he drags her out.
These guys are such heroes. They are so strong and brave and truly wonderful. I am sorry for the losses they have suffered. Bless you boys. Be safe.
These lifeguards are amazing caring. They’re always on alert and on the rescue even when someone is in trouble and doesn’t wave for help. They help with EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING on the beach, from thieves, perverts, lost children, injuries, drownings, etc. They take their jobs seriously and that’s why they take the deaths so hard, but they are true HEROS. I’m impressed with how they all work together in unison and help one another
Thank you for saving the little girl, watching it broke my heart to pieces so glad she is alive thank you GOD for your kindness.
Your son lives on through every rescue you make… although very young when he passed the power and compassion he gives you from the other side is immense
@@mightymarsha unfortunately Terry also passed in '22 from cancer 💜
As many times as I have watched these, the one with the couple from Norway - I still want to scream at anyone and everyone that just passed by Singlets and did not help him get the woman on the board!!!!! [the other lifeguards don't count on the naughty list here, they were heading to Cory who needed them worse]... I still wonder about the person that was shown being on the rescue board when Singlets was trying to get the rest of her body on the board.. all he had to do was ask Singlets what he could to do to help and then do it! I am sad that her husband died, but so happy that she lived!!! The letter from the family was beautiful!!!
Rest easy Terry. I hope you are your son are spending time together in paradise. ♥
missing those moments with Terry❤❤ Hope your happy and guiding those Bondi Boys saves lives😊😊🥺
The ones saving the lives are so wonderful and I love that they are brave enough to shed tears. Thank God for them.❤❤❤❤❤
It must feel so special to go to sleep at night knowing you've saved someone's life. I can't imagine a more powerful and moving feeling. Props to the amazing lifeguards and paramedics.🙌
I used to be a lifeguard and rescued a lot of people. I only had one resus and they survived. After they were taken away I burst into tears. Its a really emotional thing to do. Thinking that the person you are working on is dead with their family and a whole crowd of people watching.
These guys are so brave! They jump in with no regard for their own safety. Kudos to these hero’s
NEVER, NEVER EVER say its not good enough!!!!! you risk your lives to save people and sometimes, things are out of your control. You guys clearly give all to save people and you always do good enough!
These guards and first responders are just the best! Not just top notch rescuers, but really decent human beings! 😊
This is for Corey Oliver... just want to let you know.... on my bucket list, meeting, and spending a couple of houurs in conversation with you is #1. Youre my hero!
Thank you all so much for the hard work you do to help save and keep safe everyone on your beaches. Number 2 makes me cry every time. You all tried your best and please know that everything you do is appreciated, even if the outcome isn’t the desireable one
These are true heroes, God Bless them and the families that they save
That little girl is so polite her little "thank you"' and then the mum says thank you
Like mother like daughter
These are the real men and women that I refer to as AMAZING… I am in the U.S. but part of my heart is for you at Bondi and to those throughout the world who do what you do because you truly care, God Bless You❤️❤️❤️
the little girl whos first words after being saved was thank you, I cried my eyes out instantly and I'm a guy who never gets emotional that hit hard and it was unreal
When that paramedic walked up and said alright boys let the dog see the rabbit i immediately knew she’d be okay😂😂 man was smooth af😂
BLESS THOSE LIFEGUARDS!!!!! PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THE RISK THEY TAKE.
Sorry for your loss sir to the life garde that saved the little girl 🙏
Terry is now reunited with his baby boy! The world lost a great man when Terry passed away. My condolences to his family and friends.
@@luanngordon8639goodness 😔😔 how did he pass? rest easy 🫶
Amazing work! With a deep and thankful heart, we are all blessed with your tenacity and professionalism.
Extremely loving, friendly, enthusiastic, hardworking, efficient life savers! Thank you for your work and empathy. ❤
The women & men who go willingly into dangerous life threatening situations to save the lives of others are remarkable humans. They also don’t get paid enough.
I'm not swimming on any beach unless i know these guys have my back, Your amazing.
I can truly say, that I love you guys and the things that you do for people. What you do matters so much to so many and thank you.
It can be difficult to maintain professionalism in stressful situations, but the Bondi Life Guards excel at it. Their empathy is truly remarkable.
Terry's a legend. R.I.P.
I am a great swimmer, but I am scared of the ocean. The fact non-swimmers can be so confident is crazy. These guys are magical
I think it's less about confidence and more about simply being uninformed about the dangers.
All professional and volunteer lifeguards in Australia are our unsung heros. The public, especially foreigners truly have little comprehension of how dangerous our beaches, rivers and gorges can be. We need to do more to educate the public of the dangers of the water. People not only put themselves in danger but also those of Bondi Rescue and hundreds like them scattered around the waterways of Australia. If your not a strong swimmer, if you can't stay between the flags, then seriously consider using out public pools to cool off in the hot, stiffling summers. Please everyone, stay safe. Become water smart in order to survive you next water experience.
So good seeing Jesse here.
Im a middle aged man now but when i was a boy i grew up in a fire station as my dad was a regional commander (similar to a fire chief) . We had to attend car accidents with dad sometimes as he was on emergency call 24/7 . We always took his emergency response car wherever we went in case he got called out, to things like parties ,late night shopping ect. My dad went to accidents all the time but the only time i saw him shook up was when kids were involved. He could deal easily enough with screaming adults as he said while they were screaming they were alive. He was very compassionate but also very professional and experienced at his job. He put all his concentration in to getting patients to hospital and keep everyone else safe. I saw him at home however after dealing with kids and the emotions sometimes really showed. I knew to leave him alone and just try to help around the house as it was the best i could do to help him.
The first one brought tears because ive been around down syndrome kids and they are beautiful. Im so grateful the life guards and the locals helped by talking to him calmly and comforting him. Im kinda glad mum was screaming as she was alive. I understand her pain. I live with constant permanent chronic pain and i can deal with that. The hospitals in Australia are usually very good and they will help her.
Terry is now with his little one. Bless his soul.
I’ve learned through this show that you can tell who survives and doesn’t, they tend to blur the faces of the ones who don’t make it.
Don’t cry please 😢I’ll cry with you and always the way you feel I’ll feel it too!😭it happened to one of my family members….😭😭YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!❤EVEN THOUGH ONE OF THEM SURVIVED at least one of them did I love you efforts😢I love you!!❤im so sad about what happened…ik this is heart broken cause ik it happened once….❤
Absolutely hard to watch.....
These people are heroes......all of them.❤
You guys are ACTUALLY real life hero’s…. You don’t ask for thanks for your help, but too many realize how much they needed your help without asking for it. So many don’t understand the work you put into protecting them until it’s too late…. That’s what a hero does
Im so sorry about that terry i hope you recover and r.i.p Terrys son
Heroes. All of you. 🩵🌊🩵
11:30 I have seen this clip several times, and every single time I saw it, can''t control my tears. It's really hard to process.
8 more Days!!!!! Bondi needs more subs idk how they aren’t at 10 mil
My 2 year old brother drowned in a pond his dad was meant to be watching him but clearly wasn’t sometimes this show just upsets me but I’m so happy they get saved x
Lifeguards, (I want to name you all), I have high respect for you in your life saving endeavors. ❤
The Rescueteam are such bigharded guys-Thank you for your work and your empathie!!
Im in tears, rip the brother😢😢😢😮😮😮
absolute hero's bondi life gaurds
Hearing terry lost a son…ugh the poor man. He was NOTHING but a light in this dark world, helping helpless people in their darkest moments…ugh I just can’t stop crying it’s tragic mate.
Now he's with his son🥹😭