27:08 "I don't want any rumble in the jungle" 🤣🤣🤣 I laughed my butt off when I heard her say that! I think their love for each other and being happily married for 61 years has a lot to do with taking life easy and having a great sense of humor, what an adorable couple!!!
I absolutely adore this show! The elderly couple has me thanking my husband as he says things like that when I truly need to hear it! Love is grand at ANY age! ♥♥ What a lovely couple!
@@vickiemckie5681 Turn to bible and allow CHRIST to be your therapist, psychologist and psychiatrist. No man nor women fits to be one. All are sinners and without glory, all are tempted and suffer the same. All are expected to REPENT AND BORN AGAIN, to LIVE HOLY AND GO AND SIN NO MORE. All are weak in the daily fight between their spirit and flesh. All these therapist, psychologist and psychiatrist, this world provides, can do is: to deceive and steal. They deceived you through all these “diagnoses” and they steal your money, through all the pills which you “need”. In short: they poison your mind and your overall health, leaving you with neither one. Therapist, Psychologist and Psychiatrist = Field where no human soul, never ever going to fit of being an help, no matter the among of years spend in “medical schools” or the decree gotten from there. ALL of us are daily deceived, no matter the walks of life. Do not trust one nor to try to be one. 1 John 4:1 KJV Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
This is not about anyone, but are your sunsets always that brilliant? I could sit and stare at the sky forever even if it’s just 10minuets. Sad about Cilla and Stephen mom. Such a beautiful love with the older couple, could you just imagine such love?
The Brit healthcare seems to have much more compassion and love for humanity than the US. US has lost touch of anything human all for the love of money and politics. What warms my heart the most is how they care for the elderly. They dearly love and respect thier elderly while here in the states, they can’t wait to get rid of us. So very sad. I saw one episode were a young young patience who actually shed tears for another elderly patient she didn’t even know. This is truly love and compassion.
I live in Germany and although the doctors are absolutly the best, they sadly show no compassion and certainly don't have time for patients. The nurses aren't at all friendly, Germans are quite a cold nation at times towards strangers. Always makes me feel homesick for the UK when I watch this program. I just miss the humour, friendliness and compassion 😢
@@stephanieparido3790 I really don't think so. Whenever I've been to A&R in the UK everyone has always been really friendly. Sad thing is that you wait for hours on end. I certainly couldn't do it as a job. They have my biggest respect.
Even the Egyptians knew that kind of love, the love that makes you INCAPABLE of coherent speech, thought and movement. They wrote poetry about it. My love is coming down the street, I have to hide in the ditch! Or my personal favorite. My love is on the other side of the river. What care I for the crocodiles on the sand bank?
I have the greatest respect for those who work in hospitals these days. There are wonderful things for them to help patients with, but just the horrible accidents and illnesses they have to deal with as fast as they can. I could never do that. Kudos to those who can and do.
@37:16 Boum. Charles Trenet. Fantastic track. Really uplifting. First time I heard it I was in the car with my young children. Guess what they thought he was singing? 🤭
Thank you for that. I worked as a nurse in a US hospital for 40 years and the people I worked with were always caring and compassionate. I’ve found as a patient I’ve had good care and compassion most of the time. There’s always a few that shouldn’t be working with people.
I differ with u, it dependa on the day n time n what the drs n nurses have been thru it could nave beeb pretty horrenous , when ive been to hospitas in the U S A ive gootten w very caring prfessionals even for otheres in my family it justs depends on you n how u react to the situation n others❤❤❤
2:48 One thing you don't say in front of a patient, Dr. Paul, is "she's bleeding to death at the moment"...even if you think the patient is unconscious. "She has a severe splenic haemorrhage and we need to keep up with it" would have been much more appropriate. We don't scare critical patients. 42:35 I relate with Dr Paul here. My husband died (he was in another city at the time) the day before my exams at uni. My mother decided not to tell me, so as not to disrupt my exams, but my husband's colleague phoned to tell me. Unlike Paul, I couldn't bring myself to sit the exam.
The older couple is absolutely heartwarming ❤❤ my beloved... here's some water my love... would you a drop of my water...my beautiful wife❤❤😊 Edit... The look of absolute adoration is just wonderful. Are you looking at me because you feel sorry for me? No... I'm thinking about how beautiful you are 🥰🥰🥰🥰
23:13 i hope his prescious mom can be helped ❤️🙏 edit... 😢 I see that she didn't make it. So sad. 💔 just recently, my 77 year old mom was having trouble with walking. Not enough leg strength to lift her feet properly. She was getting weaker, and something was off. It took me almost 2 weeks to convince her to let me take her to the ER. They did scans, blood work, and what felt like 50 tests with 100 questions. Thankfully she had let me bring her. She had a severe UTI, but with none of the symptoms! They admitted her immediately. She was very close to becoming septic. Her kidneys were being affected, and one was close to shutting down. She couldn't walk without assistance. She was hospitalized for 8 full days. The first 3 days, i was worried about losing my mom 💔 this was in March, and she's still got some lingering issues from the whole ordeal.
It seems like it's always the same thing an elderly person collapses at home, somebody has a bike accident, or somebody falls off a ladder or a building 🤔
These are the things that happen to many of us. We’re only human after all. We break, we get old, we get sick and eventually we die. Every one of us. But the love and compassion we give while we’re here is what makes us all connected with one single golden thread of eternity. Put simply, it’s LOVE!
At least when you first get into the A&E, they don’t immediately ask you for your insurance. Here, you can almost be on your deathbed and they ask you what insurance you have.
that’s cuz in england, you pay abt half your paycheck in taxes for the whole country to get free healthcare. while the ER may seem nice, the NHS makes is almost impossible for you to see a PCP, psychiatrist, and basically any specialist
@@savannahjordan9821tell me you don't understand us healthcare when you compare it the US spends dar more on healthcare then then the entire NHS system alone on co pays. And in the US people die from being unable to afford treatment.
Princess-jean you were a strong beautiful woman who had a wonderful life and was loved to the end of her life may you unit with your loved ones in heaven and continue your happiness in your after life I believe in life after death because I remember some parts of my past lives and I know your strength with continue to grow and live on.
I completely disagree. The quality of care differs from state to state. My mother had heart surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and they were wonderful.
I too love watching how tenderly the Brits deal with their elderly. I do agree that the US has forgotten on the whole how to care or express heart for this age group. As a former wife of a health care worker, I can say that the problem is not necessarily the greed of healthcare people that motivate them. The greed has been of others that have climbed on to people that want to be in healthcare. An example is that the education of healthcare is so much more expensive for healthcare workers to achieve their goals. A comparison was that my husband’s text books were twice to three times more expensive than any of mine when I sought a degree in education. It isn’t just the books but every aspect of trying to get a health cares education. Today I’m sure that the educational costs are tremendous.
My Sister was having severe chest pains and bc of the Doctor and Nurses strike, she had to wait 40 minutes for an ambulance to come. Thankfully it wasn’t too serious.
Why why why not comment this about the doctors being interviewed that talk about their parents, their childhood, trauma.. the patients who are straight talking about their relationships, and how they met , interesting stories, etc. Obviously the producers interviewed them and chose interesting, relatable, relevant parts of their lives. You’re not saying this about the other, less relevant things talked about. Sounds like a you problem
Because representation matters, every day. Because seeing others like yourself in positions of authority helps give confidence to those still learning and climbing the ranks. Why? Why? Why? Why is it okay for other providers to talk about their heterosexual relationships, but it is not okay for this one provider are to mention his sexual orientation?
People have every right to be who they are whatever that may be who gives a crap if you’re transsexual, transgender gay lesbian straight, whatever I mean, we’re all human
I really don’t understand how that man could possibly I mean I’m gay myself or I’m bisexual whatever but I mean, who cares we all have our different preferences and that’s fine
mans parents werent racist but reactin to reality and surely own experiences, poor man doesnt even realize irony of fres* prince of belair stereotype. watever and as usual caused division between family
Everything is realative! I couldnt give 2 hoots about a cyclist who gets knocked off his bike, or a drunk who falls down some stairs! They all put themselves in risk. True accidents I thought this was about.
Rita and her beloved reminded me so much of my beloved late hubby and I the way that we would be with each other. If one passes away, the other is going to be so devastated as it was with my hubby and I. I said to my hubby that I would die of a broken heart if he ever passed away before I did. Now it’s three years going on and I’m still here. We were 16 years apart with Bill being the oldest in our relationship, but we had 30 years 355 days together, and two boys. Not bad for a couple who were told that the marriage wouldn’t last six months. Never estimate the power of love and commitment.🥰🥰🩷🩷
You can’t fake cheekbones like Elicia was born with. What a gorgeous woman. RIP. I wish I had have had that kind of time with my mom. If only they hadn’t misdiagnosed her. I miss her every day even after 30 years.
27:08 "I don't want any rumble in the jungle" 🤣🤣🤣 I laughed my butt off when I heard her say that! I think their love for each other and being happily married for 61 years has a lot to do with taking life easy and having a great sense of humor, what an adorable couple!!!
The ongoing love story of Ruby and Beloved is precious, RIP Mrs. E Jones.
I absolutely adore this show! The elderly couple has me thanking my husband as he says things like that when I truly need to hear it! Love is grand at ANY age! ♥♥ What a lovely couple!
He tells his wife of 61 years that she’s still beautiful, and she blushes! ❤Oh, my heart.
So wonderful to have that love! He tells her she is beautiful. Wow
Right?! I hope to find that kind of love one day
❤❤❤
@@vickiemckie5681 Turn to bible and allow CHRIST to be your therapist, psychologist and psychiatrist. No man nor women fits to be one. All are sinners and without glory, all are tempted and suffer the same.
All are expected to REPENT AND BORN AGAIN, to LIVE HOLY AND GO AND SIN NO MORE.
All are weak in the daily fight between their spirit and flesh.
All these therapist, psychologist and psychiatrist, this world provides, can do is:
to deceive and steal.
They deceived you through all these “diagnoses” and they steal your money, through all the pills which you “need”.
In short: they poison your mind and your overall health, leaving you with neither one.
Therapist, Psychologist and Psychiatrist = Field where no human soul, never ever going to fit of being an help, no matter the among of years spend in “medical schools” or the decree gotten from there.
ALL of us are daily deceived, no matter the walks of life.
Do not trust one nor to try to be one.
1 John 4:1 KJV
Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
That’s how it should be, though you should respect your lady
Dr. Paul, your Dad would be so proud of you for taking your exams and for the caring person you have become.
I like how they tell the patients exactly what they're doing or going to do. They really keep them informed on a minute to minute basis.
The elderly couple Rita and her beloved, and the way they interacted were a joy to watch.
I love this show. I have watched every episode.
This is not about anyone, but are your sunsets always that brilliant? I could sit and stare at the sky forever even if it’s just 10minuets. Sad about Cilla and Stephen mom. Such a beautiful love with the older couple, could you just imagine such love?
So lovely, genuine people. This series is real.
Excellent show, watch every episode & can never get enough!! Cheers 😍👏👏🤗
@Jones , I am very saddened to hear about the loss of your mother she seemed like a very fine person
What a good episode. And RIP Miss Elicia.
Same here. I can’t wait for the next episode
I watch everyone off the episodes, enjoy all them. Watch them all numerous times. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Brit healthcare seems to have much more compassion and love for humanity than the US. US has lost touch of anything human all for the love of money and politics. What warms my heart the most is how they care for the elderly. They dearly love and respect thier elderly while here in the states, they can’t wait to get rid of us. So very sad. I saw one episode were a young young patience who actually shed tears for another elderly patient she didn’t even know. This is truly love and compassion.
Exactly, what I was thinking
I live in Germany and although the doctors are absolutly the best, they sadly show no compassion and certainly don't have time for patients. The nurses aren't at all friendly, Germans are quite a cold nation at times towards strangers. Always makes me feel homesick for the UK when I watch this program. I just miss the humour, friendliness and compassion 😢
@@charlotterockel-kennedy8913 I was thinking maybe cause they know there are cameras
@@stephanieparido3790 I really don't think so. Whenever I've been to A&R in the UK everyone has always been really friendly. Sad thing is that you wait for hours on end. I certainly couldn't do it as a job. They have my biggest respect.
We are not all like that ..
Yay! Another episode!
Rest in peace Elicia Jean ❤
What a beautiful love story the elderly couple have, just precious and adorable xxx
Legit watching this while actively being in ER at the moment not fun but at least it’s something to pass the time
Do you mean like working there or did you get hurt?
Even the Egyptians knew that kind of love, the love that makes you INCAPABLE of coherent speech, thought and movement. They wrote poetry about it. My love is coming down the street, I have to hide in the ditch!
Or my personal favorite. My love is on the other side of the river. What care I for the crocodiles on the sand bank?
61 years. love.
That’s how it should be my darling
My grandparents were married for 62.5 years til my grandpa passed in 2004 . But my parents have been married for 47 this coming March
Brilliant show
Rest in peace Ms Alicia 😢
I have the greatest respect for those who work in hospitals these days. There are wonderful things for them to help patients with, but just the horrible accidents and illnesses they have to deal with as fast as they can. I could never do that. Kudos to those who can and do.
Love this show as well just wish I could find seasons 4 5 6 and 10
@37:16 Boum. Charles Trenet.
Fantastic track.
Really uplifting.
First time I heard it I was in the car with my young children.
Guess what they thought he was singing? 🤭
The hospitals I have been in over 58 years have been awesome as well as friendly!
Yes I live in United States of America!
Thank you for that. I worked as a nurse in a US hospital for 40 years and the people I worked with were always caring and compassionate. I’ve found as a patient I’ve had good care and compassion most of the time. There’s always a few that shouldn’t be working with people.
Why did someone not straighten out his left ear?
😅😅 this was bugging me too! OCD! Haha
@@chartmann43 I’m an old nurse. Lol
@@teresarose731me too! Haha
Declan is a riot 😂. I bet he would be way too much fun to have pints with
Brilliant ❤
Watch every day beautiful show of love
I differ with u, it dependa on the day n time n what the drs n nurses have been thru it could nave beeb pretty horrenous , when ive been to hospitas in the U S A ive gootten w very caring prfessionals even for otheres in my family it justs depends on you n how u react to the situation n others❤❤❤
Great show ❤
RIP Elicia-Jean.
2:48 One thing you don't say in front of a patient, Dr. Paul, is "she's bleeding to death at the moment"...even if you think the patient is unconscious. "She has a severe splenic haemorrhage and we need to keep up with it" would have been much more appropriate. We don't scare critical patients. 42:35 I relate with Dr Paul here. My husband died (he was in another city at the time) the day before my exams at uni. My mother decided not to tell me, so as not to disrupt my exams, but my husband's colleague phoned to tell me. Unlike Paul, I couldn't bring myself to sit the exam.
The older couple is absolutely heartwarming ❤❤ my beloved... here's some water my love... would you a drop of my water...my beautiful wife❤❤😊
Edit... The look of absolute adoration is just wonderful. Are you looking at me because you feel sorry for me? No... I'm thinking about how beautiful you are 🥰🥰🥰🥰
The medical in the uk is way better then in America by far
I love it. I’m always watching it.
45:32 May she Eternally Rest In Peace
23:13 i hope his prescious mom can be helped ❤️🙏 edit... 😢 I see that she didn't make it. So sad. 💔
just recently, my 77 year old mom was having trouble with walking. Not enough leg strength to lift her feet properly. She was getting weaker, and something was off. It took me almost 2 weeks to convince her to let me take her to the ER. They did scans, blood work, and what felt like 50 tests with 100 questions. Thankfully she had let me bring her. She had a severe UTI, but with none of the symptoms! They admitted her immediately. She was very close to becoming septic. Her kidneys were being affected, and one was close to shutting down. She couldn't walk without assistance. She was hospitalized for 8 full days. The first 3 days, i was worried about losing my mom 💔 this was in March, and she's still got some lingering issues from the whole ordeal.
Wish they focussed on sepsis here,but sadly my mommy passed. She did fight till the end,strong woman. Miss her so much!
Love this show. Out of curiosity, why do they call out the gender of the patient? "Adult female trauma call"...
Plus there might be 2 trauma patients coming in at the same time. It would make things easier to know which patient has which symptoms
It's important to know because there are physical and physiological differences and they may affect the way a patient is treated.
You can see in this video even that Stewart was referred to a urologist, who’s job differs significantly between male and female patients
Elicia-Jean: Respect!
My uncle worked at J LYONS in the account department like the old lady. He helped imo,Emmett their first commercial computer system.
And Explain more of the XRay Please . I ve been watch know for 3 months what a awesome Show... some more middle age people 30 45 YRs old
It seems like it's always the same thing an elderly person collapses at home, somebody has a bike accident, or somebody falls off a ladder or a building 🤔
That's humanity in a nutshell.
Stephen and Cilla, I am so very sorry for your loss.
These are the things that happen to many of us.
We’re only human after all.
We break, we get old, we get sick and eventually we die. Every one of us. But the love and compassion we give while we’re here is what makes us all connected with one single golden thread of eternity.
Put simply, it’s LOVE!
Those are some of the most common injuries. You missed calling out car wrecks.
At least when you first get into the A&E, they don’t immediately ask you for your insurance. Here, you can almost be on your deathbed and they ask you what insurance you have.
that’s cuz in england, you pay abt half your paycheck in taxes for the whole country to get free healthcare. while the ER may seem nice, the NHS makes is almost impossible for you to see a PCP, psychiatrist, and basically any specialist
@@savannahjordan9821tell me you don't understand us healthcare when you compare it the US spends dar more on healthcare then then the entire NHS system alone on co pays. And in the US people die from being unable to afford treatment.
You're still very beautiful, I love that, relationships these days are crap, I want something like this, pulling through everything. ...... together 😊
I would love to see the show with the little boy who says in the commercial, "I'm gonna be very very fine" which episode, anyone?
Princess-jean you were a strong beautiful woman who had a wonderful life and was loved to the end of her life may you unit with your loved ones in heaven and continue your happiness in your after life I believe in life after death because I remember some parts of my past lives and I know your strength with continue to grow and live on.
I wish they would pull Elicia up in the bed and make her more comfortable! Come on….! 😢😢
May her memory be a blessing. 🙏🏼💙💙💙🙏🏼
I feel like I’ve been around enough elderly people to understand that she totally called her daughter in law a whore at 22:25 lol I have no doubt.
Yes she sure did , then she jerked away and said whore, i take it she doesn't like her daughter in law
I can't stop giggling now 🤣
STG I thought the same
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT!!!!
I came here to see if anyone else heard that, then read she died, so I didn’t want to say anything.
That’s exactly what she said! 😂
I get so tired of these extreme athletes “adrenaline junkies” being surprised when they get injured
anyone gets surprised when accidents happen, nothing weird about it. sounds like jealousy
I completely disagree. The quality of care differs from state to state. My mother had heart surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and they were wonderful.
Madam J is certainly regal looking. Lovely and a teacher too.
I'm OMG..he is his dad's twin
The amazing advancing hairline?
I too love watching how tenderly the Brits deal with their elderly. I do agree that the US has forgotten on the whole how to care or express heart for this age group. As a former wife of a health care worker, I can say that the problem is not necessarily the greed of healthcare people that motivate them. The greed has been of others that have climbed on to people that want to be in healthcare. An example is that the education of healthcare is so much more expensive for healthcare workers to achieve their goals. A comparison was that my husband’s text books were twice to three times more expensive than any of mine when I sought a degree in education. It isn’t just the books but every aspect of trying to get a health cares education. Today I’m sure that the educational costs are tremendous.
I wish we had those little paper puke bowls in the us
Even more than universal healthcare😳
No worry about what insurance will pay allows people to be admitted even if it's only for observation. Miraculous.
America should have a plan like this as well. I live in Japan and it’s like the UK as well. Everyone is admitted and taken care of immediately.
19:07 ok then. I think that guy doesn’t really care for that blond girl. He was kind of rude. Move on chica. He isn’t very nice.
My Sister was having severe chest pains and bc of the Doctor and Nurses strike, she had to wait 40 minutes for an ambulance to come. Thankfully it wasn’t too serious.
The red headed Irish Dr. Is cute
High speed cyclist crash. I thought for sure it would be a motorcycle! Not a bicycle. Hearing about how he raced the bikes, I understand that now.
I feel like my brother might have been friends with Stuart in Johannesburg when they were very young. Not sure how to add a pic to the comments...
You can't add pics here.
! Pressure on her everything. Come on...
Must more compassionate care than in the US..but there system is bankrupt.
aw, as a "ginger" girl, Declans' story makes me sad
Hello fellow ginger 😊
60 years of marriage is diamond!! Not Ruby
Yes, many people could learn from them
@@Gods4Horsemen absolutely ❤️
Ruby is 40 years, I think.
33:08-14 The Background Sound is not real for this show , it`s unhuman creepy . I`m in a Mood for Hope not a spook show
My fam are Cavan people 🫶🏻
Cyclists are definitely bonkers.
why why why is it so important to this story teller film maker to include someone's sexual preferences? It adds NOTHING to the story line🤷🏻♀️
Why why why not comment this about the doctors being interviewed that talk about their parents, their childhood, trauma.. the patients who are straight talking about their relationships, and how they met , interesting stories, etc. Obviously the producers interviewed them and chose interesting, relatable, relevant parts of their lives. You’re not saying this about the other, less relevant things talked about. Sounds like a you problem
why why why is it so important for you to whine about something so small?
It was Declan choice to talk about his preference. Why why why would you even care.
Because representation matters, every day. Because seeing others like yourself in positions of authority helps give confidence to those still learning and climbing the ranks. Why? Why? Why? Why is it okay for other providers to talk about their heterosexual relationships, but it is not okay for this one provider are to mention his sexual orientation?
XOXO
People have every right to be who they are whatever that may be who gives a crap if you’re transsexual, transgender gay lesbian straight, whatever I mean, we’re all human
I really don’t understand how that man could possibly I mean I’m gay myself or I’m bisexual whatever but I mean, who cares we all have our different preferences and that’s fine
mans parents werent racist but reactin to reality and surely own experiences, poor man doesnt even realize irony of fres* prince of belair stereotype. watever and as usual caused division between family
The relentless propaganda made this one unwatchable.
what propaganda?
what are you talking about?
Everything is realative! I couldnt give 2 hoots about a cyclist who gets knocked off his bike, or a drunk who falls down some stairs! They all put themselves in risk. True accidents I thought this was about.
Rita and her beloved reminded me so much of my beloved late hubby and I the way that we would be with each other. If one passes away, the other is going to be so devastated as it was with my hubby and I. I said to my hubby that I would die of a broken heart if he ever passed away before I did. Now it’s three years going on and I’m still here. We were 16 years apart with Bill being the oldest in our relationship, but we had 30 years 355 days together, and two boys. Not bad for a couple who were told that the marriage wouldn’t last six months. Never estimate the power of love and commitment.🥰🥰🩷🩷
You can’t fake cheekbones like Elicia was born with. What a gorgeous woman. RIP. I wish I had have had that kind of time with my mom. If only they hadn’t misdiagnosed her. I miss her every day even after 30 years.