Ok I’m going to say it, each and every crew that work at this hospital are the best in every way! I’m in the US and we have wonderful people that work at the hospitals. This show and the others just let you in. Thank you and God bless all of you
Yup. They still don't know if it's chronic fatigue or fibro for me. I have overlapping symptoms of both. It's a horrific disease, my mother had it as well. You couldn't touch her shoulders at all. Just putting your hand there to get her attention caused pain.
It will never cease to amaze me how kind the nurses and doctors are in the UK. The difference between them and what we see here in America is unbelievable.
Fibromyalgia is agony. The slightest touch, taking a shower or clothing rubbing on skin hurts so bad. Pain wears a person down. Flareups are horrible. I thought this was an imagined affliction until it hit me. Bless the suffering with healing. ❤️🙏🕊️
Mikhail is a good man. If she's not good with me riding a motorcycle again then I won't ride anymore. A relationship or a motorcycle and he picks the relationship. Good man!
I agree. But I found it even better if he valued his life and health the same way he does with his relationship. I wish him all the best. With his habit of crashing his bikes I would strongly recommend him not to ride one again... 🙈
I felt so bad for Rusty going through all that pain having it reset. He made me smile and cry, being a free spirit is a good thing. I'm glad everyone made it to recovery, you teams work so well together. You're all a God sent thank you for your services. 💕
At 64 yrs old, I have had Fibromyalgia Syndrome since I was in my late 20’s. It took time to diagnose because little was known about the disease and all of its parts. It includes hypothyroidism, peripheral neuropathy, osteoarthritis, just to name a few. I’m grateful that they can diagnose it easier in today’s time. Remember Maria, there are treatments out there that are very helpful, but there are meds that work for you and some that won’t. Blessings and prayers for you. ❤❤
I started having trouble with fibromyalgia when I was a teenager. I turned into a type one diabetic when I was nine years old, in ‘71 and it took them years and years to recognize that it was fibromyalgia because it was all new to them at that time. Medication is the only thing that helps me and if it’s affecting my back, the heating pad is the best thing for it. Since June/21 when my husband suddenly passed away, I’ve had three episodes where I can’t move. I’m laying in bed crying, and I can’t even wipe the tears because my arm hurts far too much. They said it was a severe fibromyalgia attack caused by my nerves.
@@SnowPink90 I know, I’m sorry dear one, may God bless you with Healing. I lost my husband too, not suddenly, but after a long terminal illness. This will race cane on Fibromyalgia and other chronic diseases
So sorry for your loss of your husband. What a journey you have had with your health. I pray that you will have a comfortable life with optimal health. God bless you and keep you.
I love Will. I've never met a doctor in the US, and I've lived all over, that would bring you tea! They would feel it was beneath them. Not much on the compassion.
Of course not. The American "health care system" is all about the money, and Americans are brainwashed into believing that any other system is "socialism" (i.e. horns and a tail and a whiff of sulfur), so they keep voting against their own interests. All they need to do is look at other countries with vastly better quality-of-life stats and start thinking critically.
Fibromyalgia comes with the possibility of a combination of up to 250 symptoms. Costochronditis, or chest pain like this, is fairly common. I've been hospitalised several times with it, just to be sure it's not cardiac in origin. There is never a dull moment with fibro.
You can say that again. Because I’m a type one diabetic for 53 years most of it I had fibromyalgia goes hand-in-hand with diabetes. And I just had double bypass open-heart surgery and they couldn’t tell if my pain was fibromyalgia or if it was from the medication for fibromyalgia, but I had to call the doctor because it wasn’t helping with my pain with the surgery. Was a new experience to go through, let me tell you. Never a dull moment.
I wouldn't mind having an accident if Will 3:20 would take care of me, what a sweet, empathetic and most handsome guy he is!!!!!!! Sometimes I watch these videos just in the hope that he would appear in one of them! 😍😍😍😍😍
I used to work in the tree service industry. I was fire fighter in the US Forest Service that was in a Chain saw crew. Tree work is only for people who have the proper equipment and skills. Never attempt cutting trees as a DIYer. Especially off a ladder. Please don’t do it.
and certainly not in the bloody rain 😭😭 what is it with ladders in the rain? my mum in her 70s went up a ladder in the rain, the whole ladder slipped right out from under her, left her black & blue and absolutely rooted the tendons in her shoulder. but she just had to check the gutters ...
These men are tough as nails Mr Eric walked from where he fell with his chest crushed. And Mr. Rusty said the pain was excruciating but gave it a 5/10😮
Great answer Milhail!!...i like the way you think .. your girl shes gorgeous 😍 you be mad to let that go 😉..put the bike on ice it will always be there.. And old guy and ladder fall lucky to be alive could of been so much worse than that and you pulled through so good to see your doing well👍 And I love all these shows that Banjay put out.,plus they way better than some Aussie shows.😆🤡🎃 👿🕷️🕸️⚰️🖤👾😈🕵️♂️👻🤣😂😂
Hi there guys and girls ! Watching from the university hospital of Northern Norway, Tromsoe. This show is amazing! The UK hospitals are very much like the norwegian ones, and the NHS and Norwegian Health Care are also very similare. You just don’t pay for a hospitalstay, or any care ,medicines or treatment you are having while in a hospital ward. Ambulance rides are also free.
@@lynnbean7200 That might partly be due to the dismal diet of most Brits: well over 50% UPFs for adults and even higher for kids and adolescents. These "foods" are directly linked to diseases including cancer. Fortunately, PM Starmer is introducing legislation to curb their consumption. Also, Britain is more densely populated and more industrialized than Norway, with resulting air pollution linked to disease.
So sad to see such a young person saying they feel trapped in their body and they suffer with pain every day. I am dealing with the same thing but I am in my 50s and thankfully was healthy until I was in my 40s. I know this is filmed years ago, but I am still praying that she gets to experience life without pain.
I don’t understand how a wife could let a husband that old go out by himself instead of going out with him and holding the ladder. I was always out there helping my husband, no matter what because being there with him, I could watch what he was doing so he could be safe, because mistakes happen, but when you have somebody else there with you, they could correct the wrong, but especially keep the ladder steady. I’m happy he’s OK I’m not he didn’t have any serious problems due to the fall. Love he doctor who was in charge. Do you think they could clone him if we ask politely?!!😃😃 The young couple are so right for each other and I’m happy that her father introduced them. I’m glad he’s taking into consideration her feelings about him getting back on a motorbike a lot of guys don’t care how their girls feel about it. They’ll just go right back on it again. I wish them all the best.🥰 The fibromyalgia case, I hope that she gets proper medication to deal with it because it can become quite painful. ☺️ I’m happy Rusty‘s foot healed up well and that it’s OK. ☺️
Men, especially older ones, can be very stubborn. I've sometimes offered to help older guys with something physical but some of them take offence! Maybe his wife did offer to hold the ladder but he brushed her off. Wouldn't surprise me.
Hovering nervously around someone who's up a ladder is more dangerous than leaving them to it. If he took a misstep, or lost his balance, his wife standing 4 metres underneath him was not going to help him and he may have fallen right on top of her. He just shouldn't have been up there in dodgy shoes, in the rain. Especially at his age. But men can often be recklessly stubborn when it comes to things like this.
My husband would wait until I went doing errands then would do dangerous things we had talked about and I had told him again and again that he was not safe for example cutting off a huge eucalyptus , then one day the eucalyptus was gone when I arrived home . Did you say stubborn ?
That guy doesn’t know how to drive a motorcycle. You can either ride one or drive one. He chooses to drive and clearly can’t with all the accidents he’s had. Good thing he’s at least somewhat smart in knowing a relationship is more important than a bike
Motorcycles should be banned. The cost to individuals, their families, and the taxpayer is too great. When you think about it, the whole idea of a body hurtling along asphalt or concrete through traffic, protected only by a helmet, is NUTS.
You will never in your life get the service that they get there. I've been in a government hospital and was laying in bed with a wet napkin during the day and through the night. I slept in my own urine. I will never forget it. They just ignore you
Those are harsh words. She said she tried to stay composed so every else would not lose it. To me she sounded very loving when she talked about her husband. Everyone deals differently with traumatic circumstances.
they always ask male or female, but what if it's a person that doesn't identify as a male or female? like a Trans person or non binary or a totaly other gender... what would they then ask for ?
the sweetest thing "Can I hold her hand?" What a precious kiddo.
Rusty, you can tell was and is so handsome. He is adorable. St Georges is a wonderful hospital
Ok I’m going to say it, each and every crew that work at this hospital are the best in every way! I’m in the US and we have wonderful people that work at the hospitals. This show and the others just let you in. Thank you and God bless all of you
I totally understand about the fibromyalgia 😮. It really changes your life and the slightest of touches can be extremely painful!
People don’t understand when I say there is hardly a place I can poke on myself that didn’t hurt. Fibromyalgia sucks.
Yup. They still don't know if it's chronic fatigue or fibro for me. I have overlapping symptoms of both. It's a horrific disease, my mother had it as well. You couldn't touch her shoulders at all. Just putting your hand there to get her attention caused pain.
Yes its hard. People cant see it so they think we are crazy
I have a friend with Fibromyalgia it sounds so painful. I have CRPS and I can understand their frustration and pain. Neither are nice diseases.
I know that sickle cell disease can be extremely painful also.
It will never cease to amaze me how kind the nurses and doctors are in the UK. The difference between them and what we see here in America is unbelievable.
Same with Canada
The little boy talking to the baby was so cute
Fibromyalgia is agony. The slightest touch, taking a shower or clothing rubbing on skin hurts so bad. Pain wears a person down. Flareups are horrible. I thought this was an imagined affliction until it hit me. Bless the suffering with healing. ❤️🙏🕊️
Mikhail is a good man. If she's not good with me riding a motorcycle again then I won't ride anymore. A relationship or a motorcycle and he picks the relationship. Good man!
I agree. But I found it even better if he valued his life and health the same way he does with his relationship. I wish him all the best. With his habit of crashing his bikes I would strongly recommend him not to ride one again... 🙈
I felt so bad for Rusty going through all that pain having it reset. He made me smile and cry, being a free spirit is a good thing. I'm glad everyone made it to recovery, you teams work so well together. You're all a God sent thank you for your services. 💕
I very much like Dr. Will and his attitude and work ethics.
Dr Will is really special !
Dr. Will is a gentle, sweet and kind human being.
And then „we just slidy slidy „ 😁
I love Dr Will. He is so compassionate and caring. Such great ethics about his work. ❤
At 64 yrs old, I have had Fibromyalgia Syndrome since I was in my late 20’s. It took time to diagnose because little was known about the disease and all of its parts. It includes hypothyroidism, peripheral neuropathy, osteoarthritis, just to name a few. I’m grateful that they can diagnose it easier in today’s time. Remember Maria, there are treatments out there that are very helpful, but there are meds that work for you and some that won’t. Blessings and prayers for you. ❤❤
I started having trouble with fibromyalgia when I was a teenager. I turned into a type one diabetic when I was nine years old, in ‘71 and it took them years and years to recognize that it was fibromyalgia because it was all new to them at that time. Medication is the only thing that helps me and if it’s affecting my back, the heating pad is the best thing for it.
Since June/21 when my husband suddenly passed away, I’ve had three episodes where I can’t move. I’m laying in bed crying, and I can’t even wipe the tears because my arm hurts far too much. They said it was a severe fibromyalgia attack caused by my nerves.
I have a hard time with medication. Have a hypersensitivity to it and a lot of these meds make me actually feel worse, especially with CFS on top. 😢
@@SnowPink90
I know, I’m sorry dear one, may God bless you with Healing. I lost my husband too, not suddenly, but after a long terminal illness. This will race cane on Fibromyalgia and other chronic diseases
So sorry for your loss of your husband. What a journey you have had with your health. I pray that you will have a comfortable life with optimal health. God bless you and keep you.
I love Will. I've never met a doctor in the US, and I've lived all over, that would bring you tea! They would feel it was beneath them. Not much on the compassion.
In the USA, doctors don’t have time to go potty, much less make tea.
@@LeticiaDiaz-k5z Depends on where you're at and what time you're there.
Of course not. The American "health care system" is all about the money, and Americans are brainwashed into believing that any other system is "socialism" (i.e. horns and a tail and a whiff of sulfur), so they keep voting against their own interests. All they need to do is look at other countries with vastly better quality-of-life stats and start thinking critically.
I went to the ER for an issue, the Dr that treated me brought me some water. What a good man.
Upmc hospital presby in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. The drs act like nurses too. It's a team effort
Fibromyalgia comes with the possibility of a combination of up to 250 symptoms. Costochronditis, or chest pain like this, is fairly common. I've been hospitalised several times with it, just to be sure it's not cardiac in origin. There is never a dull moment with fibro.
Yes, I have random chest pain with fibromyalgia and I always wonder why I am still breathing.
You can say that again. Because I’m a type one diabetic for 53 years most of it I had fibromyalgia goes hand-in-hand with diabetes. And I just had double bypass open-heart surgery and they couldn’t tell if my pain was fibromyalgia or if it was from the medication for fibromyalgia, but I had to call the doctor because it wasn’t helping with my pain with the surgery. Was a new experience to go through, let me tell you. Never a dull moment.
I can totally relate 😢
Will,you are such a delightful physician.I hope I get one like you if I get sick.
I wouldn't mind having an accident if Will 3:20 would take care of me, what a sweet, empathetic and most handsome guy he is!!!!!!! Sometimes I watch these videos just in the hope that he would appear in one of them! 😍😍😍😍😍
Keep up with the good work love watching your videos on RUclips God bless
In my almost 50 year career as an RN, I think I can count on one hand then number of times I saw a doctor do something nice for a patient.
Rusty,you are adorable! I had an Uncle Rusty years ago. Take care!!
I can’t believe Mr.Eric could stand up much less walk from the garden up an entire flight of stairs
Old men and ladders!! Trouble is they are still 40 in their heads. 😮
I absolutely love the Porter from Jamaica. Such a pure soul.
Another excellent episode....thank you ❤
I'm 65 and have also had Fibromyalgia since my 20s. I can't begin to explain what people go through
I used to work in the tree service industry. I was fire fighter in the US Forest Service that was in a Chain saw crew. Tree work is only for people who have the proper equipment and skills. Never attempt cutting trees as a DIYer. Especially off a ladder. Please don’t do it.
In my view no one over the age of 50 should go up a ladder for any reason.
And especially not with a chainsaw, omg
and certainly not in the bloody rain 😭😭 what is it with ladders in the rain? my mum in her 70s went up a ladder in the rain, the whole ladder slipped right out from under her, left her black & blue and absolutely rooted the tendons in her shoulder. but she just had to check the gutters ...
It irked me the officers talking to Mr. Rusty with his O2 cannula like that. I was so happy when the nurse came in and fixed it 😂
These men are tough as nails Mr Eric walked from where he fell with his chest crushed. And Mr. Rusty said the pain was excruciating but gave it a 5/10😮
Great answer Milhail!!...i like the way you think .. your girl shes gorgeous 😍 you be mad to let that go 😉..put the bike on ice it will always be there..
And old guy and ladder fall lucky to be alive could of been so much worse than that and you pulled through so good to see your doing well👍
And I love all these shows that Banjay put out.,plus they way better than some Aussie shows.😆🤡🎃 👿🕷️🕸️⚰️🖤👾😈🕵️♂️👻🤣😂😂
Hi there guys and girls ! Watching from the university hospital of Northern Norway, Tromsoe. This show is amazing! The UK hospitals are very much like the norwegian ones, and the NHS and Norwegian Health Care are also very similare. You just don’t pay for a hospitalstay, or any care ,medicines or treatment you are having while in a hospital ward. Ambulance rides are also free.
Except that standards are much higher in Norway. For example, the UK has the second worst cancer death rate in Europe.
@@lynnbean7200 That might partly be due to the dismal diet of most Brits: well over 50% UPFs for adults and even higher for kids and adolescents. These "foods" are directly linked to diseases including cancer. Fortunately, PM Starmer is introducing legislation to curb their consumption. Also, Britain is more densely populated and more industrialized than Norway, with resulting air pollution linked to disease.
Wow ! Free ? Ambulance Rides without insurance in my state $ 1000 something 😮
Awwww what a wonderful old man rusy.bless him❤
Has anyone told Dr. Will that he looks just like Stanley Tucci?
So sad to see such a young person saying they feel trapped in their body and they suffer with pain every day. I am dealing with the same thing but I am in my 50s and thankfully was healthy until I was in my 40s. I know this is filmed years ago, but I am still praying that she gets to experience life without pain.
Everyone is so calm. I feel like it’s more hectic in the US.
You really see the best of people All amazing
I love all hospital videos.
I’ve had fibromyalgia for over 30 years. 😢
I don’t understand how a wife could let a husband that old go out by himself instead of going out with him and holding the ladder. I was always out there helping my husband, no matter what because being there with him, I could watch what he was doing so he could be safe, because mistakes happen, but when you have somebody else there with you, they could correct the wrong, but especially keep the ladder steady.
I’m happy he’s OK I’m not he didn’t have any serious problems due to the fall.
Love he doctor who was in charge. Do you think they could clone him if we ask politely?!!😃😃
The young couple are so right for each other and I’m happy that her father introduced them. I’m glad he’s taking into consideration her feelings about him getting back on a motorbike a lot of guys don’t care how their girls feel about it. They’ll just go right back on it again. I wish them all the best.🥰
The fibromyalgia case, I hope that she gets proper medication to deal with it because it can become quite painful. ☺️
I’m happy Rusty‘s foot healed up well and that it’s OK. ☺️
Men, especially older ones, can be very stubborn. I've sometimes offered to help older guys with something physical but some of them take offence! Maybe his wife did offer to hold the ladder but he brushed her off. Wouldn't surprise me.
Hovering nervously around someone who's up a ladder is more dangerous than leaving them to it. If he took a misstep, or lost his balance, his wife standing 4 metres underneath him was not going to help him and he may have fallen right on top of her. He just shouldn't have been up there in dodgy shoes, in the rain. Especially at his age. But men can often be recklessly stubborn when it comes to things like this.
My husband would wait until I went doing errands then would do dangerous things we had talked about and I had told him again and again that he was not safe for example cutting off a huge eucalyptus , then one day the eucalyptus was gone when I arrived home . Did you say stubborn ?
Can a torn liver be stitched? Use of foam? 😮😮
dr will🥵
That guy doesn’t know how to drive a motorcycle. You can either ride one or drive one. He chooses to drive and clearly can’t with all the accidents he’s had. Good thing he’s at least somewhat smart in knowing a relationship is more important than a bike
That black girl with the 2 chronic dîseases is so beautiful! What does she need make-up for?
Mihhail should not get NHS coverage anymore. He's had several accidents on his motorcycle. Make him pay out of pocket.
Looks like he might need titanium ribs & chest. Poor guy
Motorcycles should be banned. The cost to individuals, their families, and the taxpayer is too great. When you think about it, the whole idea of a body hurtling along asphalt or concrete through traffic, protected only by a helmet, is NUTS.
Riding bikes would be big NO on my list. Too dangerous for anyone
what the hell happ
How many bike crashes? Too Many! Stay off !! God is talking to you, so listen please.
You will never in your life get the service that they get there. I've been in a government hospital and was laying in bed with a wet napkin during the day and through the night. I slept in my own urine. I will never forget it. They just ignore you
I am in South Africa
Why dont the absolute non emergency ppl go to dr. Instead of waisting ER time & resources
Labor, not even close
Im sorry i have no time for tatooed biker brains
Es muy raro que casi a todos les administren morfina...al menos en Argentina esto no sucede,porque es bastante perjudicial...pero bueno...
It's not harmful in an emergency setting. It's a very good painkiller.
Lord. Margaret has the personality of a paper bag. Totally indifferent when describing him coming inside after the fall.
Those are harsh words. She said she tried to stay composed so every else would not lose it. To me she sounded very loving when she talked about her husband. Everyone deals differently with traumatic circumstances.
For only men? Hmmm.....so only men take on the wilderness? Never would I ever buy this
they always ask male or female, but what if it's a person that doesn't identify as a male or female? like a Trans person or non binary or a totaly other gender... what would they then ask for ?
There are only 2, get the gown on them , u know what they are. Stop playing stupid games
So jealous of national healthcare. 😢. Why USA?
secondopinionfromai AI fixes this. fe Changing Injuries and Resilience
Huh?