As a lifeguard, these videos help me so much when reviewing safety protocols and procedures. I’ve thankfully never had to treat anything more than a deep cut on a patron, but these videos help me feel better and more aware of what to do and how to do things when the time comes. Thank you Bondi Lifeguards!
I think that when she got cut with her putting pressure on the cut as soon as she did help stop some of the blood flow as the lifeguard did say that there wasn't a lot of blood which was rare for how big the cut was. while it say that she did need some type of surgery it did look like she got cut in maybe the more fleshy part of the thigh and maybe got more flesh than blood vessals which i know from experience that area does look bad but it more of a sliced off skin like injury that looks really bad but it's more of just looks worse than it is. So glad that she is okay
A recent study on epinephrine auto injectors found that the majority of them are still over 90% effective up to 5 years past their date. That doesnt mean keep them forever but if you get in trouble and its all you have, USE IT. And use it as soon as severe symptoms start. Light headed feeling, throat/mouth swelling, its ok to use. It wont hurt you but your reaction could. Be safe, everyone.
We were always told, if an epipen is expired, as long as the fluid inside is still clear (not milky or anything) it should still work as it should! Obviously get new ones, but if it’s an emergency, use it as long as the fluid inside is clear (there is a little window you can look through).
It's also best to hold it in for 10 seconds (he did in the video 😊) because although for the epipen brand you only need 3 seconds, there are other brands of adrenaline auto injector. A Jext pen needs 10 seconds and an emerade pen needs 5 seconds. You may not be familiar with which one the person has. But the instructions are always on the pen
💜💜💜 That last one was… phew! And Sammy having broken her neck before, so knowing the feeling and signs must have been the scariest thing ever. So glad it wasn’t a worse case scenario. But watching Jules go from Drill Sergeant mode to Mama Bear once they had her out of the water was 👌🏽 You guys truly are a special breed. 🫡💜💜💜💜
I don't know if they cut some of the conversation but you know it's bad when it goes: "Any description we can give the ambo?" "Yeah, left leg. And tell them to get down here."
I just want to say how much I appreciate all lifeguards and what they do, thank you guys so much for putting others lives first and keeping beach goers safe!
Valeriy was such a big man, thankfully has wasn't harmed and lifeguards helped him. Sammy scared me the most, happy to see her happy and so thankful 😂You guys are absolutely amazing!!
That first girl is so lucky they had an epipen on hand, i'll assume from this day she carried an indate epipen herself from now on because she was so lucky. These guys are so great, i love watching and rewatching their videos and episodes, absolute heroes
True, but you can still use out of date epipen if it's all you've got, it's better than nothing 😊 you can even sign up for a free expiry reminder on the epipen website
Luckily epipens are still about 90% functional until 5 years after the expiration. As long as the liquid inside is clear and not cloudy it should be fine. Obviously still get an in date EpiPen but in a pinch, the expired one can be life saving.
My family and I went to bondi a couple of days ago, but sadly didn't get a chance to meet the lifeguards. Hope we will next time! You guys are the best!! Thanks for everything you lifeguards do.
Jules reminds me of a manager I had in college. She was authoritative when she needed to be but was such a Mom to all of her employees. I remember once after a particularly rough night i broke down crying in her arms so hard I was shaking. Staci, the manager, from that night forward insisted that I tell her if I was ever having a mental breakdown at work so we could talk it out. I watch Jules when I particularly miss Staci's second-mother-to-me love.
The girl with the allergic reaction as someone who has allergies that anaphylactic That was cross-contamination. She probably didn't tell the restaurant that she's allergic to not thinking well. I'm just having a burger and burgers don't have nuts on them. You always have to tell the kitchen. Even if what you're ordering doesn't have what you're allergic to on it. So they know to be extra careful with your food. No shame it is very easy to forget. Especially when you're on vacation.
Ahh great idea! It's definitely a good idea to share your allergies with any restaurant just incase of cross contamination! Restaurants can be so hectic so there's always a chance 😩
Grate Job Folks At Bondi been watching over the YT years now and you have all done a wicked job over the years there is nothing more than massive respect to you all
thinking about the first one who went into anaphylactic shock, theirs a possibility her food could have been in contact with some peanut oil or cooked in peanut oil. i cant imagine how scary that is
Every time i feel down i watch one of there cideos and then i feel so much better because its just so fin watching them because u learn something new every Second of their videos, so i hope they keep doing what there doing and keep helping people
I told myself recently "Self you are pickled and you aint gonna cry any more about nothing". Being old enough to be Sammy's dad, her story made realize I'm not so pickled after all!
Broken 7 bones in my life, torn 3 muscles and ripped a cpl Tendons... Immediate pain...usually not from a clean break, it most of time, soft tissue damage... a Break, the body usually goes immediately into shock mode, negating the pain, I've walked on a broken ankle and broke my wrist, never knowing until yrs later..
The flash rip reminded me that not everyone knows about riptides. If you ever plan on going to the beach, it's absolutely vital to learn about them and what to do when you're caught in one!
reminder!!! just because an epipen is expired, it doesn’t mean it’ll do you more harm than good. when they expire, it’s just less likely to work. it’s not like the contents of the epipen will hurt you (but it is good to stay up to date on them becayse ofc when they expire it won’t work as effectively- but also an expired epipen is better than no epipen!!!!)
For the spinal injury trying to move her straight when she was on the surfboard was incredibly dangerous especially the pulling around her head (by moving it upwards and moving the body seperatly). The moment she arrived on rhe beach a collar or blocks should have been placed and if there weren't any better to leave her lying that way until the ambulance arrives. You can google the best grip to keep a neck stable and it's not only holding her head. I get that they did the best they could but for other people watching, don't do that.
And when strapping the patient onto a stretcher, you should start around the abdomen, not the head, incase the body moves, causing further damage, even with a collar on. Edit: they were probably improvising.
Hope everyone is alright!! 😢😢 i love bondi❤ its my fav show and PLACE EVER!!!!!❤❤❤😊 edit: is it ok to say hi to you guys? :) Edit: nvm its ok 😢its top tier on me bucket list❤❤ :D
Gotta say, I almost 'lost my blob' as the frantic woman with the slashed leg waited for the ambulance... then the ambulance arrives and the medics are just casually strolling down to the station, as if they are on a coffee break! (Someones life is at risk, and they could not be bothered to make an effort to get there quickly, because they are employed by the government and they all know they will get paid the same whether someone lives or not.)
Dropping your gear or equipment because you're trying to move too fast on sand would be worse than being 2-5 seconds late to a patient that's already being monitored.
Possible that Larry could’ve got hypothermia if he was white ish blue ish as a kid I got hypothermia in pools and oceans which might’ve caused him too get a bit nauseous (just a hypothetical guess)
Most beaches in Australia in population areas have a surf club whose members are volunteers. Most start out as nippers (juniors) training Saturday or Sunday Mornings from about 5 years of age. They patrol the beaches on a roster and compete against other surf clubs in surf competitions. Only very large population areas have professional lifeguards paid for by the local council like at Bondi.
Been watching these videos two words come to mind…..life jackets if you’re not a strong swimmer and for kids, absolutely and Epi pens! This woman with the nut allergy should ALWAYS carry an Epi pen. People seem to be very irresponsible ie, the man who drown in the south section because he couldn’t swim!!!
Epi-pens are full of epinephrine (aka adrenaline), thus the name, they temporarily reduce the effects of anaphylactic shock (mainly the narrowing of airways and the drop in blood pressure) enough that they can be taken to the hospital. Adrenaline is a normal hormone produced by our bodies responsible for the majority of the physical part of fight or flight, so it would be the same as getting a shot of straight adrenaline. Accidental epi-pen injections usually occur when someone stabs their thumb by having the pen backwards, since anaphylactic shock is pretty easy to recognize, and usually just causes your heart rate to speed up and your blood pressure to increase, but in RARE worst-case scenarios can lead to tissue death since the blood vessels contract and can staunch blood flow. Epi-pens are injected in the thigh, so the risk of the blood vessels being super constricted to the point of restricting blood flow there are low. TL;DR: they might feel a little gross at worst unless they have other health issues. It's basically fight or flight without your brain involved. Better safe than sorry.
The first girl: “I think I’m having and anaphylactic fit” The guy speaking about it: “she was super pale” First guy in black: jumps up immediately to help First guy in blue: “ok” takes his time Second guy in blue: “take who’s time to get up” Second guy in black: doesn’t even move I’m sorry I had to 😂
Watching Bondi beach and the life gards are very slow helping people even there told about sharks from people and the look on their face they don't care that poor boy could have been safe from the shark when people told them I was shocked there to busy with fame and beening a celebrity and getting in gadge they really don't care anymore very disappointed and the new life gards and the weomen they have lost control laughing at people up on the tower there not very good at there job what are they getting paid for there supposed to be making sure people are out off the water to safe there lifes😮
If I was there I would have save her from spinal injuries I am one of the best doctors in the world I will be in Australia for couple of weeks I am base in Sydney in my private jet
@@EvRight9768 have you seen someone going into anaphylaxis? they are literally dying. Their body is literally thrashing to survive. Epi pens when used when they are needed work instantly. She didn't need it.
@@0shadowgrace0 When they are dying it may be too late. You are spreading DANGEROUS misfinformation. Its best to do it when you have clear symptomps that are getting worse over time but you CANNOT do it too late because it doesnt work right away, so if the person is suffocating right now and is dying .... if you administer the epi too late it may BE too late. Of course you cant do it too early. Some people I know wait till its a reaction they cant control so they have about 10-20 mins to figure it out. I understand what you mean but theres an optimal time for doing it. Its still best to go to a doctor if you got a suspicion or a reaction and it went away (or even after using epi) but cant go urself cuz symptomps might reoccur.
Medical emergencies are very scary. I work at a restaurant and a man was walking from the bathroom and suddenly turned to walk through a door but hit the wall instead, I thought he was just being funny for a second but then he fell to the floor and passed in and out of consciousness for a few minutes
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Scary stuff! Which story had you on the edge of your seat the most?
The 3rd one for sure! That one, even censored looked bad. Glad she was okay!
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#1, I was really concerned for her. Thanks to all of you for the incredible service you do for the public. You're all awesome people 😃
Definitely the third one!! Glad she is ok now. You guys are so awesome!🙌
Anaphylaxis the first one
As a lifeguard, these videos help me so much when reviewing safety protocols and procedures. I’ve thankfully never had to treat anything more than a deep cut on a patron, but these videos help me feel better and more aware of what to do and how to do things when the time comes. Thank you Bondi Lifeguards!
FYI: watched a video from a doctor about the epi pen...they say it is still good 2 year's after expiration date...
A lifeguard learning is a lifeguard I trust my life too, keep up the good work!
🫡🫡
True
I’m sure they would have used it if they didn’t have one.
The girl that thanked them after helping her slashed leg was so sweet 😭
I think that when she got cut with her putting pressure on the cut as soon as she did help stop some of the blood flow as the lifeguard did say that there wasn't a lot of blood which was rare for how big the cut was. while it say that she did need some type of surgery it did look like she got cut in maybe the more fleshy part of the thigh and maybe got more flesh than blood vessals which i know from experience that area does look bad but it more of a sliced off skin like injury that looks really bad but it's more of just looks worse than it is. So glad that she is okay
A recent study on epinephrine auto injectors found that the majority of them are still over 90% effective up to 5 years past their date. That doesnt mean keep them forever but if you get in trouble and its all you have, USE IT. And use it as soon as severe symptoms start. Light headed feeling, throat/mouth swelling, its ok to use. It wont hurt you but your reaction could. Be safe, everyone.
Wow that's amazing! Thank you for sharing!
We were always told, if an epipen is expired, as long as the fluid inside is still clear (not milky or anything) it should still work as it should! Obviously get new ones, but if it’s an emergency, use it as long as the fluid inside is clear (there is a little window you can look through).
It's also best to hold it in for 10 seconds (he did in the video 😊) because although for the epipen brand you only need 3 seconds, there are other brands of adrenaline auto injector. A Jext pen needs 10 seconds and an emerade pen needs 5 seconds. You may not be familiar with which one the person has. But the instructions are always on the pen
I was going to say the same thing 😊
This should be pinned! Such good information! Thank you!
💜💜💜 That last one was… phew! And Sammy having broken her neck before, so knowing the feeling and signs must have been the scariest thing ever. So glad it wasn’t a worse case scenario. But watching Jules go from Drill Sergeant mode to Mama Bear once they had her out of the water was 👌🏽 You guys truly are a special breed. 🫡💜💜💜💜
Major respect for the lifeguards who can stay calm in scary situations and I’m really hoping that when I’m older I’ll come to bondi beach :)
Aww the poor girl with the anaphylaxis, you can hear in her voice even after she’s had the epipen that she was so scared 🥺❤
I don't know if they cut some of the conversation but you know it's bad when it goes:
"Any description we can give the ambo?"
"Yeah, left leg. And tell them to get down here."
@@racheldisk4812 haha
@@savannahspinkhow’s that funny
Jules is definitely one of my favorite life guards!! She’s so sweet and also try’s so hard!!
@@hypepixel5683 "tries"
I love it when they do go back and thank the lifeguards..
I straight up broke down and let the tears flow when sammy walked through that door in the end.
We know how you feel! 🥺
@@BondiRescue hi
I just want to say how much I appreciate all lifeguards and what they do, thank you guys so much for putting others lives first and keeping beach goers safe!
Valeriy was such a big man, thankfully has wasn't harmed and lifeguards helped him. Sammy scared me the most, happy to see her happy and so thankful 😂You guys are absolutely amazing!!
That first girl is so lucky they had an epipen on hand, i'll assume from this day she carried an indate epipen herself from now on because she was so lucky. These guys are so great, i love watching and rewatching their videos and episodes, absolute heroes
True, but you can still use out of date epipen if it's all you've got, it's better than nothing 😊 you can even sign up for a free expiry reminder on the epipen website
An expired epidemic will still work.
Luckily epipens are still about 90% functional until 5 years after the expiration. As long as the liquid inside is clear and not cloudy it should be fine. Obviously still get an in date EpiPen but in a pinch, the expired one can be life saving.
‘Guy lifeless in the ocean’
“Yeah I think he’s drowning or something idk”
Its amazing how these lifeguards try their best to make everyone have a good time at this beach ❤ we need more lifeguards like them
My family and I went to bondi a couple of days ago, but sadly didn't get a chance to meet the lifeguards. Hope we will next time! You guys are the best!! Thanks for everything you lifeguards do.
Oh what a shame! Hopefully you'll get a chance to say hi next time! 🙏 Hope you and your family had a great time!
Its wonderful having lifeguards, cubbies, and also the public. Its great seeing people be able to work together to save lives
Jules reminds me of a manager I had in college. She was authoritative when she needed to be but was such a Mom to all of her employees. I remember once after a particularly rough night i broke down crying in her arms so hard I was shaking. Staci, the manager, from that night forward insisted that I tell her if I was ever having a mental breakdown at work so we could talk it out. I watch Jules when I particularly miss Staci's second-mother-to-me love.
i thought that guy turning 80 was 40 😭
Same
i mean I would say 40. but he definitely doesn’t look his age
Right?! He looks great!
He looks 49
I love how bondi lifeguards stay calm in such situation,it’s really inspiring ❤
I really love your videos
Even though those were the scariest moments, the life guards all ways try their best in helping people...❤❤❤
It was so wholesome the wife's reaction to her husband being looked after so well. ❤❤
The girl with the allergic reaction as someone who has allergies that anaphylactic That was cross-contamination. She probably didn't tell the restaurant that she's allergic to not thinking well. I'm just having a burger and burgers don't have nuts on them. You always have to tell the kitchen. Even if what you're ordering doesn't have what you're allergic to on it. So they know to be extra careful with your food. No shame it is very easy to forget. Especially when you're on vacation.
Ahh great idea! It's definitely a good idea to share your allergies with any restaurant just incase of cross contamination! Restaurants can be so hectic so there's always a chance 😩
@@LLandS18 when she had the burger it might have been cooked with peanut oil same with the fries
Grate Job Folks At Bondi been watching over the YT years now and you have all done a wicked job over the years there is nothing more than massive respect to you all
Thank you 💙
thinking about the first one who went into anaphylactic shock, theirs a possibility her food could have been in contact with some peanut oil or cooked in peanut oil. i cant imagine how scary that is
I love how when the girl said she was having a fit the lifeguards / Mouse / Jesse got up ASAP right away
PEOPLE WAKE UP
BONDI RESCUE JUST POSTED ANOTHER VIDEO FOR US TO ENJOY🎉🎉🎉
Man. Scary that nobody was holding her neck during the spinal incident. Man those lifeguards need more EMS training.
Every time i feel down i watch one of there cideos and then i
feel so much better because its just so fin watching them because u learn something new every
Second of their videos, so i hope they keep doing what there doing and keep helping people
I told myself recently "Self you are pickled and you aint gonna cry any more about nothing". Being old enough to be Sammy's dad, her story made realize I'm not so pickled after all!
Oof I'm a mom and I feel that!
their humor makes it way more funny
For 80 years old. Besides obvious weight issues, dude looks great tbh
Thought the same thing
Broken 7 bones in my life, torn 3 muscles and ripped a cpl Tendons...
Immediate pain...usually not from a clean break, it most of time, soft tissue damage...
a Break, the body usually goes immediately into shock mode, negating the pain, I've walked on a broken ankle and broke my wrist, never knowing until yrs later..
You guys are heroes🏆🥇
I really want to visit Bondi beach and meet all the lifeguards
The flash rip reminded me that not everyone knows about riptides. If you ever plan on going to the beach, it's absolutely vital to learn about them and what to do when you're caught in one!
If an epipen is expired it is still good, don't NOT give yourself a shot because it's expired if you have one ffs!
reminder!!! just because an epipen is expired, it doesn’t mean it’ll do you more harm than good. when they expire, it’s just less likely to work.
it’s not like the contents of the epipen will hurt you (but it is good to stay up to date on them becayse ofc when they expire it won’t work as effectively- but also an expired epipen is better than no epipen!!!!)
Corey looks like younger Mel Gibson :D
Number 4 is crazy
blimey!! this is some scary stuff mate! glad you blokes are good lifeguards! thank you for protecting Bondi Beach!
Just so you know, epipens can still be effective after their expiry date for a few years. It’s better to use them than to not
Awe!❤ I feel so bad🥲🥲
im so happpy for the last girl im in tears she is oke
Amazing program my dad is a life guard and he loves watching u im 12
For the spinal injury trying to move her straight when she was on the surfboard was incredibly dangerous especially the pulling around her head (by moving it upwards and moving the body seperatly). The moment she arrived on rhe beach a collar or blocks should have been placed and if there weren't any better to leave her lying that way until the ambulance arrives. You can google the best grip to keep a neck stable and it's not only holding her head. I get that they did the best they could but for other people watching, don't do that.
And when strapping the patient onto a stretcher, you should start around the abdomen, not the head, incase the body moves, causing further damage, even with a collar on. Edit: they were probably improvising.
the last one with the girl with the hurt spine I like felt that. even though I'm a dude and I'm not even near Australia
I really thought that 4 was the scariest it could go
Hope everyone is alright!! 😢😢 i love bondi❤ its my fav show and PLACE EVER!!!!!❤❤❤😊 edit: is it ok to say hi to you guys? :)
Edit: nvm its ok 😢its top tier on me bucket list❤❤ :D
You guys are amazing! You always save lives and you stick to ur job no matter how hard!
I wanna go to meet them they seem so nice ❤
Love bondi
Gotta say, I almost 'lost my blob' as the frantic woman with the slashed leg waited for the ambulance... then the ambulance arrives and the medics are just casually strolling down to the station, as if they are on a coffee break! (Someones life is at risk, and they could not be bothered to make an effort to get there quickly, because they are employed by the government and they all know they will get paid the same whether someone lives or not.)
The ambos don’t run on the sand because it isn’t sensible.
Dropping your gear or equipment because you're trying to move too fast on sand would be worse than being 2-5 seconds late to a patient that's already being monitored.
I thought #3 was stabbed by someone at first 😮💨
Possible that Larry could’ve got hypothermia if he was white ish blue ish as a kid I got hypothermia in pools and oceans which might’ve caused him too get a bit nauseous (just a hypothetical guess)
Nice
I love your videos,
2:00 Heck of a way to pick up guys... 🤣Glad she's recovered. ❤
I was saved at bondi beach! Could i get a pin?
Where u in an episode???😮
What happened? 😮
@@louloubird44yt62 My arms cramped up really bad and i could not move
@@OctoGirl-xz8hcthey don’t video every single episode
@@madisonmckenzie-ym7so that’s why i asked
9:30 lol
Who are the people in the yellow uniforms with the hats?
they're volunteer lifeguards
Most beaches in Australia in population areas have a surf club whose members are volunteers. Most start out as nippers (juniors) training Saturday or Sunday Mornings from about 5 years of age. They patrol the beaches on a roster and compete against other surf clubs in surf competitions. Only very large population areas have professional lifeguards paid for by the local council like at Bondi.
You’ll hear the lifeguards talking about “clubbies”. They are the Surf Lifesaving Australia club members in the red & yellow uniforms.
I carry two Anapens, if the first doesn’t work try number two. If that doesn’t work. Well…
I carry 4 considering the fact I have bad allergies 😅
Totally off the subject but as a dutchman I am very curious if it is allowed to have a tattoo on your 13 like the first girl has. We don't have that
Does the first girl have eczema? Her left hand looks like it! My hands look like that too.
Anymore season 17?
Jules ❤️
Y'all, make sure to only do the epi pen for 3-5 seconds. It was in for way too long.
Epipens do not work automatically it takes a bit havnt had to use one just by what I have seen and noticed
"GoSh WhAt A sErViSe"
Did anyone else notice the lady filming in her mobile phone in the second clip? 😡
Been watching these videos two words come to mind…..life jackets if you’re not a strong swimmer and for kids, absolutely and Epi pens! This woman with the nut allergy should ALWAYS carry an Epi pen. People seem to be very irresponsible ie, the man who drown in the south section because he couldn’t swim!!!
It’s not narcan !
Valari does not look 79 at all I work with the elderly and he’s maybe 65-67
👩🎤 What happens if you give an eppy pen shot and it’s not an anaphylactic event.??? What happens to the patient.???
Epi-pens are full of epinephrine (aka adrenaline), thus the name, they temporarily reduce the effects of anaphylactic shock (mainly the narrowing of airways and the drop in blood pressure) enough that they can be taken to the hospital.
Adrenaline is a normal hormone produced by our bodies responsible for the majority of the physical part of fight or flight, so it would be the same as getting a shot of straight adrenaline. Accidental epi-pen injections usually occur when someone stabs their thumb by having the pen backwards, since anaphylactic shock is pretty easy to recognize, and usually just causes your heart rate to speed up and your blood pressure to increase, but in RARE worst-case scenarios can lead to tissue death since the blood vessels contract and can staunch blood flow. Epi-pens are injected in the thigh, so the risk of the blood vessels being super constricted to the point of restricting blood flow there are low.
TL;DR: they might feel a little gross at worst unless they have other health issues. It's basically fight or flight without your brain involved. Better safe than sorry.
The first girl: “I think I’m having and anaphylactic fit”
The guy speaking about it: “she was super pale”
First guy in black: jumps up immediately to help
First guy in blue: “ok” takes his time
Second guy in blue: “take who’s time to get up”
Second guy in black: doesn’t even move
I’m sorry I had to 😂
Hi
The over index of foreigners in these videos is staggering. Blows my mind.
Under 1 hour
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Sry
Under 15 min
Blimey that bloke diddnt lok 80
do we have any upcoming reaction videos ?
We do have some which the team are currently working on! 🙌
12:26 oh sh-WHAT!!!
Is this played or real?
@@maylinbruns7316 reallll!!!
lol. It’s real.
Under a minute gang
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Aaaaaaaa
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First Viewer
Watching Bondi beach and the life gards are very slow helping people even there told about sharks from people and the look on their face they don't care that poor boy could have been safe from the shark when people told them I was shocked there to busy with fame and beening a celebrity and getting in gadge they really don't care anymore very disappointed and the new life gards and the weomen they have lost control laughing at people up on the tower there not very good at there job what are they getting paid for there supposed to be making sure people are out off the water to safe there lifes😮
If I was there I would have save her from spinal injuries I am one of the best doctors in the world I will be in Australia for couple of weeks I am base in Sydney in my private jet
number 5 definitely was not in anaphylaxis and did not need an epi-pen xD
wow didnt know we could get a diagnosis in the comments 😒
@@EvRight9768 have you seen someone going into anaphylaxis? they are literally dying. Their body is literally thrashing to survive. Epi pens when used when they are needed work instantly. She didn't need it.
@@0shadowgrace0 When they are dying it may be too late. You are spreading DANGEROUS misfinformation. Its best to do it when you have clear symptomps that are getting worse over time but you CANNOT do it too late because it doesnt work right away, so if the person is suffocating right now and is dying .... if you administer the epi too late it may BE too late. Of course you cant do it too early. Some people I know wait till its a reaction they cant control so they have about 10-20 mins to figure it out. I understand what you mean but theres an optimal time for doing it. Its still best to go to a doctor if you got a suspicion or a reaction and it went away (or even after using epi) but cant go urself cuz symptomps might reoccur.
When that beat dropped at the beginning of the video my tablet said “10 PERCENT BATTERY”🪫 😊
#1... very glad Sammy is healing!
Will be moving to Sydney very soon, but I’ll be with my friends
And kids
Woo! How exciting! We hope you have a smooth moving experience! 🙌
Medical emergencies are very scary. I work at a restaurant and a man was walking from the bathroom and suddenly turned to walk through a door but hit the wall instead, I thought he was just being funny for a second but then he fell to the floor and passed in and out of consciousness for a few minutes
I think she may have had a panic attack as well maybe. 🤷🏼♀️
You guys are brilliant ❤
You guys inspire me ❤😊
I felt Sammy’s pain 😭 😢😮😅