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5:17 I just adore the attitude of the female heroine overdose (victim?)!You saved her life but they get so pissed at me for Narcan(ing)/Naloxone(ing) their expensive high away! The gratitude I’ve received is so heartwarming! And apparently….consistent, especially with the amount of Fentanyl overdoses we get these days. 11:20 That is not the outcome I was hoping for the narcotic addict. She was likely in such a desperate state that she made an attempt at suicide rather than suffer her narcotic withdrawal….sad but not exactly surprising. I have sympathy for her but I detest the evil bastards that sell this crap to anyone with money. That’s all they care about and the widespread suffering it causes…they couldn’t care less about the misery a young girl like her goes through every single day just to get money by any means (usually prostitution) to pay these evil parasites!

God, the heroin lady; maybe she should've just stayed under that train lol.

The guy with the step wund is such a crybaby. Those patients make the life of doctors and nurses so miserable 😩 I just hope that he apologizes to the staff.

Should have left her under the train

My new is Balvinder bhatoya kaur please help me too I send so much paper work in Boston against all those names I am not getting Treatment and those ombudsman they are abusing more and killing lives brake my family and those Bostonians are. Criminals

That bad mouthed girl.. I know it’s an illness.. but those first responders deserve a medal… bless them!! 🙏🏾

My lord dog oreo

Everyone can only wish for the family of balance Spider-Man has! What an awesome family bond! Their parents did fantastic with all of them.

The Brotherly Bond the 3 brothers shared was really nice to see.

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Americans are so ungrateful...

Ok I’m an ex heroin addict and let me tell you all you know nothing😊

Big cry baby

If I was hypoglycemic, I'd have them give me Krispy Kreme donuts, stat.

Very similar to the 1 patient, I fell a year ago from a tall ladder in the back of my house - allegedly (lol) while trying to paint my house. I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and some closed - small fractures of my skull, shoulder blade and several ribs, one which punctured my lung, leading to bleeding in there that restricted my breathing some. So they had to cut me there to drain the blood. They did a full scan of me, and put me in a drug induced coma, for better brain health, while they took over my breathing and watched to see how bad the head injury was. I was lucky, didn't require any surgery, the bleeding in my brain wasn't too bad, and resolved itself. But it was a bad enough TBI that I had to be kept in the coma for about a week, then brought out carefully, to get me breathing on my own again, then to pass a swallow test. Once I could communicate, I was repeatedly questioned (to determine my level and location of brain damage), about where I was, what day it was, who was President, what color something was, what happened. I was completely ignorant of the accident, and got many questions wrong (in the first week or so). I always felt fine, just a little sore where my ribs were broken. And, I have video of some early hospitalization, showing how bad I looked, black eyes, blood leaking from my ears and head. But due to a great trauma center, then transfer to a Rehab. Hospital for about 5 weeks, and w/ my family's daily support, I recovered almost completely, w/ just some mild double vision. I did have to be coaxed back to life, to balance and stand, then walk short distances, and was in a wheelchair for a week or so, while my balance improved. Physical rehabilitation was necessary, as not using your body for a few days make the muscles reduced, I think. Anyway, a tall ladder is not a place for most homeowners to be, and if you do, you'd better wear a bicycle helmet to protect your brain, the most important organ you have! Edit: And, the nurses who took care of me every day, who were patient w/ me as I tried to tell them I didn't belong there, were just great. While I was unconscious for several days, 1 of them - probably bored in babysitting me, and after they had gone through my hair looking for injuries, tied my hair in intricate rows. - When I came to, my hair felt like it was in knots. lol But in a hospital bed, there's no mirrors, and nobody says you look bad, so I didn't know what my hair was like for several days.

Hopefully they will come to their senses that drugs will put their lives into a severe situation.

That girl in the ambulance I would have told her to get out she’s crazy using drugs and swearing at them I know some people are not mentally well but you know wen you should swear at some one and not too and not the people that could save your life that’s crazy I’d be begging for there help no telling the to f..k off no way

Boy, I have seen people calm with huge amounts of injuries and that guy, not so much.

It's unfortunate for these young people choosing this path...

I'd be grateful to all nurses and doctors for saving my life. I had came close to losing my life an I'm still here thanks to medics an the hospital staff💕🌹🙏

Why are all these videos half cut off?? Annoying for sure

I love how the hyperglycemic lady said that her husband was so good to her, wish I could say the same

She sure wanted help when under the train

A basic EMT unit sent to a person with low blood sugar and didn't get a paramedic unit back-up that is totally wrong. With her mental state as it was I wouldn't have given oral glucose.

One minute that guy’s crying on the phone trying his mum about his kids then saying he didn’t want surgery. REALLY At least working with the mentally I’ll they have reasons behind their behaviour

I just can’t get past the nastiness. I hope that lady gets some healing, whatever makes her so mean and nasty is the same thing driving her to use.

I had two stents put in in Boston, Its pretty scary

The stab victim was an absolute narcissist, crybaby! “I don’t want a scar” , dying from infection is ok though as long I look pretty!

omg, someone brought boxes up to the unit at St. Joseph's, where I worked as a C.S. Tech, no boxes were aloud.

I don't want to be cut open. He already is. How do the doctors deal with this

What happened to episodes 1, 2, 3 and 4?

Talk about karma for the dr** addict. Treating the emt like garbage, then she gets hit by a train.

Just say no to drugs.

15:06 This doctor reminds me of Louis Rossman from Rossman repair group You tube ..

these people on drugs absolutely a waste of breath !

I did half my X-ray internship at Mass General, now Boston Medical Center, and the other half at the VA. It was great working in a Level 1 trauma unit, I saw so many things and learned so much. Some of it was pretty bad and bloody, but MGH is one of the greatest hospitals in the world and most people recovered although for some it was a long road.

That woman who got stuck under a train needs to be grateful that she's not dead and the doctors and nurses are treating her to make her well again, it's so obvious that she was dragged up instead of being brought up.

What Happened To The Man Who Fell Off The Ladder

I couldn't do any of these jobs. God bless these folks.

The picture may be small but no ads! So theres that!

That lad is such a wimp that doesn't want help!! i would get someone else to look after him or let him go!!!

He had a "hot" attack.

The last thing I'd ever want to do is disrespect someone who's trying to save my life.

God Bless all these Life saver Angel's here on earth!

The guy that got stabbed .Grow up you have surgery or die .🙄You 😭 Baby . Lmao

I know this was 7 years ago I wounder what happened to the heroin addict ?😞

That stab wound guy is whining like a kid!

He’s kind of a jerk

She wants to go home so her lame ass can get high

OMG what a dam crybaby.