Paramedics Spirits Lifted By 2 Hilarious Elderly Women! | Ambulance
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- After fainting in her nursing home, the paramedics take 86-year-old Iris to the hospital to get her checked out, but the woman doesn't seem too worried and spends her time in the ambulance making sure everyone laughs at her jokes. Also, 95-Year-old Joan is happy with the service the paramedics provide, doing her hair and makeup in the ambulance.
From Season 5 Episode 9
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The gentle way he brushed her hair was so loving and kind 😢 what a beautiful person .
Omg the way he cleaned her up and brushed her hair absolutely melted my heart ❤️ I hope all 3 ladies are doing well 💗
Yes this made me cry they did the same for my Grammy when she dementia what great guys
Yesss 🥹
@@matthewhenry7792 You sound like a great guy too.
Their empathy made me all teary eyed, love this. So much respect to all paramedics and nurses who continue to face and treat people with such love and care, year after year.
When that poor lady said she had no family, I cried. I hope she’s at least got some friends/carers there for her, as she should have someone there for her in her twilight years. 🥺💔🤝
She said her neighbour Brian looks after her.
Unfortunately not everyone has someone to help them 🥺 their family may have already passed away or they never had children.... many reasons for it unfortunately.
My heart ached for her ... she had no family left. She is such a sweet, beautiful soul.
@@tandiparent1906 I knew an elderly man who lost his entire family during the Holocaust. He lost his children and his wife. His brothers and sisters. His entire extended family. He tried to move on afterwards and had married a woman after the war, but she couldn't have children since she was a victim of the Nazis fertility experiments. It was a sad story, but he wasn't alone when he died. He made friends at the care home he lived in and he had the nurses and students that would volunteer. However, you're right... not everyone has people that will be there with them in their final years.
Getting to that age is a blessing and a curse - there is a very strong chance every important person in your life has died. At my old job we had a 106yo regular who would walk to the diner for black coffee and toast every second day - she knew she could make it at home but she just wanted to be around people because she was so lonely. She outlived both her husband, her brother, her daughter, her grandson, all her friends... I can't imagine how soul-crushing that would be.
When he used his hands for her hair, it was so tender and sweet. Such a gentle act yet so deeply emotional!
Profound respect they gave her and respect from me to them.
All the paramedics were wonderful. But those last 2 fellers were exceptional 👌. Brought tears to mi eyes 😥❤
Such beautiful ladies~ Treated with such respect. Bless them...💖💖
I so wish people would treat the elderly with this kind of kindness and respect. How precious these rescue kids to be so kind. He brushes her hair... oh my... Blessings on them and prayers for these beautiful ladies.
Such amazingly kind workers and sweet elderly women
I had to have the paramedics about two months ago, such a blessing when your not sure what’s happening to make you feel so awful. At almost 92 years old, I’m back home, still plugging along, being thankful for each day that I can still pray 🙏 for this self centered world.
At 92 and you can use a computer, I think you are doing great. Paramedics are a blessing in this life. This self-centered world needs prayer for a belief in salvation. Bless you.
God bless you, Evie
You are such an encourager I have been feeling a bit down to a terrible surgery year and you reminded that I can still pray. Thank you for sharing. May God continue to bless you.
Thank you for the replies to my email. People really are wonderful and the replies made my heart sing 🎶 . May God Bless you and keep all of you in His loving care ✝️
Have you kicked over 92, Evie? I hope so❤️
I lost it when he started brushing her hair. Such wonderful caring young men. Their parents should be so proud. The kindness they showed to her was just as good as any medicine they gave her.
Wow, they have some really great paramedics over there. They are so patient and loving to those elderly folks. Absolutely heart warming. About broke my heart in a million pieces when she said she lost all her family and her neighbors take care of her.
Loved how sweet they were to the se one lady made me have happy tears
Love to watch how gentle they are with her that’s the Britain l remember and neighbors you can rely on more than family she has nobody left alive just her neighbor god bless them
What wonderful people you have in your ambulances. Their personalities are what everyone dealing with the old should have.
It's wonderful to see the respect and care they give.
The lovely ambulance paramedics in this video are a credit to their profession and their parents, especially Mo who gave this lady her place and dignity, washing her face and brushing her hair so gently, it did wonders for this elderly lady..It was lovely to see that these ladies were talked to and not just about, so many think that they lose all hearing and brain and talk about them and not to them. Thank you to both sets of ambulance personnel for their natural kindness.
"I've got no family left." Why did my eyes start sweating--
Mine too my love. I miss my Nana so much! I pray she was treated this kindly at the end.
Sadly when you're that old, it's a very real possibility. Thankfully she has a neighbour that checks on her on a daily basis.
Winnie is absolutely PRECIOUS...I just want to hug her...Also...how lovely she is for a woman of 86-years-old...God bless her & the dear paramedics who treated her with such kindness & respect...
If only everyone could be this kind &
Thoughtful, to everyone not matter
What age or color. The world would be a better place .
3:03 "Do you want me to take my shoes off??" Now that's a classy lady.
Elderly people are awesome! So many life stories to tell.
Those fellas are wonderful. God Bless
Awe. This one got me in my feels! ❤ love the compassion from the ambulance workers, and love the wise and beautiful women!
I have so much respect for the older ones. They seen so much and lived through all of it and worked hard all their life . The love and care these two lads showed moved me to tears. These two have been raised well by their parents . It shows kindness goes a long way.
This is an example for rest of world of how our elderly should be treated with dignity and respect.
We could really learn a lot from these lovely ladies. I would love to hear their stories! Bless them 💜
Hi 👋 dear how are you doing?
The UK ambulance drivers are so very kind. I wish ours here in the U.S were as kind.
So sweet. Love the way they treat their patients. Real humanity. Brushing her hair 🙏🙏🙏etc . Just lovely..
Heartwarming, all these guys are very special people an need respect. I'm retired now but I was aca in East of England. Ambulance for many years best job in the world. I miss it so much
If only we had these Ambo's here in Australia. The most Gentle Kind and Loving Thank you.
I've worked in many senior places & you'd be saddened & amazed at how many residents don't have family to check on them.. I had 1 resident named Toney & I _absolutely_ loved her & felt like she was kin to me. She didn't have any family or other visitors. She made me laugh & use to make homemade jewelry for me. She had a great sense of life & her wisdom & memory was spot on. I was with her when she passed & held her hand till the end. I miss her greatly.
What a tremendous gift you gave her. Wishing you blessings.
I’m such in aww with this young man,,you can’t understand how you made that lady’s feel like their life matters. I was a EMT in a hospital,people forget what leave their loved ones.
Makes me miss my own grandma's. They lived through so many wars. They have so many stories to tell. my grandma on my dad's side raised me. She was the last of her direct family to go. She was so sad 9 kids in her family and she outlived all her siblings
Such kindness and care
I have watched this video several times, those men are wonderful.I am 82 I hope I might enjoy that type of kindness,should I need it , Bless them
I love the way the emts are so kind there!
I literally cried when he brushed her hair what a sweet sweet man!
I like the kindness and professionalism of these paramedics to these two lovely women. Brought s tear to my eye.
When I ever have to go to the ER, they tend to not take me seriously...I do not rant, rave, scream, cry....instead I tend to make jokes and get my mind off the pain. Then they notice the increase in blood pressure...and say..mam, are you in pain. And I say...yes, there is the proof..I just don't carry,on about it or act crazy and run my blood pressure any higher.
Ack those last two paramedics made me cry.
Reminds me of this song "What the world needs now is love sweet love"
The care and compassion these first responders have for their patients is heartwarming. They are truly angels.
Bless them all 🙏❤️
They are just adorable. Remind me of my mother. She had such a sense of humor too
Lovely to see such a heart lifting video. Humanity at its best.
The paramedic guys were awesome
..made me teary eyed😍
looking at these two ladies especially the second one resembled my mother in her last days. I miss her too much. Wherever you are Mom in heaven I miss you a lot.
What a sweet lady!kindness people it helps!
I hope these paramedics are recognized for the tremendous work they are doing. My God, they are angels without wings.
Ahh this was really cute. I have been blessed to work with many pleasantly confused seniors. They never seemed to have lost their playfulness and they love to laugh and joke . Just taking the time to stop and chat even when it doesn’t make sense can sparkle their day. Just keep focusing on their nonverbal cues. My coworkers and I will often stop and have a dance with them even with no music or dance hall. It brightens their day and may even connect them with an old memory or two. Be the reason someone sparkles. 🥰
Just couldn’t get over how many times he brushed her hair! Each time I had a heart tug…ok…maybe a tear or two. Never heard of a paramedic brushing a persons hair to make them feel better. What fabulous persons those paramedics were. Geez!!!
I'm Welsh but absolutely love the Scousers. Remember the series Bread and the Boswells? What a wonderful programme that was, brilliantly funny and it's where I got my fondness for Liverpudlians.
I was friends with Jean Boht until she moved far away.
Amazing you brushed her hair..that was awesome..
😳Wow! The warmth, congeniality & professionalism of these 2 paramedics is extraordinary.👏🏻👏🏻I thought he was examining her scalp for lumps! But he was “sorting out” her hair! Then he gets a BRUSH!😃What a doll!👍🏻She’s concerned she’s a burden for her neighbors & they assure her the neighbors are crazy about her.😅They don’t blow off the fact she’s survived her entire family! Omg, this two are the BEST!🤩🤩 7/25/22
Damn.. hearing that the last woman lost all her family and had nobody left.. That must hurt.
Brushing her hair...love him
Bless him , so kind and sweet ,
Bless those guys so kind
I really enjoyed viewing this video. Each and every person is a heart-grabber to the max. 🙂 (Chase)
I agree with Megan (below). If I could choose who would care for my mother, I'd want it to be these two!! The care and detail, especially of her mental health and her appearance...OMGosh!! PRICELESS!! Someone raised that young man very well!!
It is so lovely the banter and sweetness the medics are allowed to have with patients. In America, you could be fired for sexual harassment for using' sweetheart' or getting a kiss from a patient. Just the 'personal pronoun' stupidity makes a mockery of care. It's revolting the sterility used under the guise of professionalism here.
Bless them!
Would love a follow up on the lil old lady she was a darling
Hi how are you doing?
these guys are great!
Beautiful people
I worked as a medic for a year. Most patients I had the honor to help where elderly. Most of them were lovely. I miss the job.
I'm sorry. I can't watch anymore. I lost my Da on the 17 of Dec. and my Mum on the 31 of Dec. Not covid. My Da had brain cancer and my mum was in the last stages of dementia. It was their short term memory that was gone. They knew me and I was with them both when they passed. Four months later my Auntie, Mum's sister passed. They all had a good long full life. They are no longer confused and in pain. Oh, how I miss them.
Old people are so special, I wish more people took the time to talk to them, so many are lonely… they are living breathing history, once they are gone the stories and history is lost
Our amazing NhS, we must protect it with all our strength and at all costs, lest we end up like the USA, barbaric health insurance hell.
Ahhh poor old duckies!
Isn’t sad we grow old ,
Watching renews faith in humanity.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ is so cute😍😍
Gentle soul … love from America 🇺🇸
they are such sweet lady's so precious.
Both ladies made me tear up... its so bad getting old...
Awwwwww bless
I work in healthcare in the community and cannot praise paramedics enough, but its got to be about time emergency services are provided with proper moving and handling lifting equipment, an Elk would be so benificial to prevent serious injury to both parties.. Ive seen a lady picked up exactly like this and she was later found to have a broken hip.. Not ideal under arm lifting?!
God bless
Lovely paramedics
I wouldn't be waiting for the ambulance as it seems many want it and there are few ambulances. If my family member wasn't a cardiac arrest, I'd be going to emergency in a taxi or my car.
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Hmmm.…Red rum Marquee? I hope that's not a reference to ‘The Shining’ Red rum, red rum….
She looks like that angry granny on xfactor.
Lovley men
There should be an apostrophe at the end of “paramedics’” because it’s a plural possessive.
Keyaan and a lovely time in Keyaan with my youngest son and son 💙 and the rest 💙 I will post the forms back 😀 I hope ur OK lv I will lv xx and I have called ❤ and they said that they are not working in office ❤ I know
Not being rude but maybe if they keep letting more and more people in the country no matter for what cause, is just significantly putting more stress on to an already budget cut and stretched out service.
I see your point, but, It's not just people coming into thr Country, I read the other day of a British couple that had twenty Children and wanted more. They had decent jobs and the kids are well looked after, but they are all going to need school; places, doctors, jobs, houses, and probably drive cars. In this day and age that many children , native born or immigrant is not something to be proud of.
@@maxthecat14 Quite a lot of people arent having children, or just one. That is a big burden on the next generation to be productive enough to support not just themselves, but their own child plus lots of older people who will need an awful lot of help and support and medical care. The family that had 20 kids has provided additional economic units that will be the ones that supplement the old age needs of those that didnt have children, or just one or two.
So...it really depends on how you look at it.
@@shelleyphilcox4743 Well i look at it as twenty being far too many. Tht's twenty more cars on the road in just one area, where will they park? Had to laugh at yo calling them " Economic units" sounds like something out of a sci fi film.
@@maxthecat14 People are production and consumption units in an economy. You might feel that is an inhumane or dystopian description of human beings and family units, but I'm afraid in economic terms, humans are economic units.
If you under produce the next generation, they will be crushed under the weight of the burden. You need to produce just enough to be able to carry on supporting unproductive units without a detriment to quality of life for each generation. Bear in mind we have an increasingly short productive life. We go into productive work later and later, 21 or so rather than 14/15 as it was in my parents and grandparents time, staying in education for longer periods and although the retirement age has risen a bit, in reality the average age of death has gone up and complex health needs have gone up. People used to get about 5 years of retirement, if they were lucky, medical treatments were less sophisticated, and you died younger. Now people have 20 years or more of retirement, and require hospital treatments, and high level care, as they are still alive but unable to live safely and independently. That's a big squeeze on the shrinking section of society that are working and generating the wealth on which absolutely everything depends.
You wonderful people
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