Delta flight forced to turn around because of diarrhea incident
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2023
- A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Barcelona was forced to turn around after a passenger had diarrhea. The plane had set out on time with 336 passengers on board, but was forced to turn around over central Virginia. abc7.com/passenger-with-diarr... #shortsvideo #shortsfeed #shortvideo #shorts #short #shortsviral
I’m a flight attendant for another major airline and one afternoon flight during boarding a woman approached me and very quietly said to me that she was concerned about being on the flight because she had stage 3 colon cancer and that at any given time she might have to run to the bathroom I was so overwhelmed with compassion for her that I wanted to make sure she was comfortable and had easy access to the bathroom so I moved her closer to it. I also left a bathroom unlocked for her during takeoff and landing just in case we’re supposed to lock them for safety reasons but this was just the one time for her. Some people are going through stuff we don’t know about some are brave and share others keep it quiet and to themselves let’s just try to be more understanding.
Someone shit on themselves. It's not that serious.
If the doors had to be locked for safety reasons, then you should have locked the doors. You don't risk the lives of others for someone who might have diarrhea
@@ciaociaociao502its only a policy of this airline, not an FAA "safety requirement". If you have your own private plane, or charter a plane, you can do whatever you want with the bathroom doors at landing and takeoff.
Thank you for being a kind person ❤
Well said and thanks for being human 💕
I was at an airport and went to the bathroom where I heard a lady sort of sobbing in a stall. I was confused and felt I needed to ask if she needed assistance. She only spoke Spanish and I do as well so I asked she said she was embarrassed to say much less to open the door. I convinced her, she had soiled in her clothing and did not know what to do. I told her to stay out and calmed her down. I was an hr away from departure and had to go to a gate but I figured time would be ok. I went to three different stores finding a pair of pants or shorts and a T-shirt .
I brought them back to her. Needless to say she was overwhelmed with gratitude I was overwhelmed with empathy as she was older and alone. We should always do not what we can but rather go above and beyond you never know when it will be you or someone you love. That is what loving your neighbor is.
God bless you for your kindness. ❤
Very nice sentiment
You have a huge heart and a loving and kind soul. You're one of God's chosen. ❤🙏✝️
Thank you for doing that!! I can't imagine how much it meant to that person at that time ❤
❤ you freakin rock
I have never seen a youtube comment section thats as nice and empathetic as this one
Yeah, it's out of place in the best of ways. The internet can be a great place, sometimes
wait till you see instagram reels comments
@@craylond230 why? That's not RUclips lmao
The only comment section without like begger bots and toxic people
@@Luney_0296 reels comments are filled with degenerates and people with a lack of empathy. you can post innocent contents like wearing makeup or grwm and people will write the most horrendous stuff there
It's so sad and embarrassing for the person going through this. No one wants to be embarrassed and we've all at some point got sick. Sometimes in the wrong place. Having compassion is showing love. It's what this world needs. ❤
I threw up all over the floor right in front of the Mona Lisa.
Right. These people in the comments are so much better than the way a top hospital just treated me when I had a c section and ended up needing blood transfusions and to be put on a ventilator then a collapsed lung, ileus, and a stuck piece of placenta in the icu while my baby was in the nicu under the lights for jaundice. She ended up extremely underweight and when I got put on a different floor after I was off life support, I had to get to the portable toilet on my own. They kept moving it further away in different parts of the room and even right by my bedside, full, when I had company . No no one ever cleaned it and only emptied once. The icu and gyno floor said they rarely if ever get patients sent there from deliveries, so they weren't sure what I needed but at least the icu kept checking my blood and gave me another transfusion when I needed it. I just had to sit for hours, waiting on blood with bad chest pains from blood loss I guess. Having no pain medicine sucked, but they'd give me dilaudid when I was really bad off in the icu and couldn't sleep. I wasn't allowed to eat or drink water the whole week, so I needed my IV bags. When I needed to be cleaned from all the blood (on the next floor I was put on-gyno) or when the ng tube came apart and my stomach contents ended up on me 🤦♀️I had to keep hitting the call button, and also when my iv bag ran out, where they'd sometimes just turn off the beeping and not change it, or it said air in the line, but they were almost always annoyed when I called them in for all the things that they normally would do automatically, including things that helped keep me alive. I tried not to use the call button, I was so humiliated from being an inconvenience to the nurses and assistants. When I was finally discharged in a wheelchair with my baby in a car seat in my lap, I was wheeled out and said "bye... take care" to all the staff surrounding the desk, and they just gave me some strange and mean looks instead of replying. Even the worker who pushed me out started yelling at me for my ride taking so long, because I drove myself there and my car eventually died in the parking garage. The whole event went from traumatizing to mortifying, but thankfully after I got my baby home, she gained all her weight back, and some. She was supposed to be born on the solar eclipse, but because of the serious complications putting risk to my life, they made me have her early.
Agreed. The world needs it now more than ever. The world needs unity so it can stand, not division, so it can fall.
I dislike traveling.
let’s not go excusing stuff like this willy nilly though. it’s still your responsibility to make sure that doesn’t happen, and there are lots and lots of people who don’t understand that. i’ve met so many people who think stuff like this just “happens to them” when really it happened because they don’t take care of themselves and everyone was too concerned about seeming like a nice person to actually be a kind person and let them know.
Who could've ever guessed that explosive diarrhea would be the thing that brought an overwhelming widespread sense of considerstion and compassion for eachother
😂😂 nevertheless, we accept and gladly welcome the compassion
🤣🤣🤣
I think because we’ve all kinda been there. We are connected. 🫶💩💩
Frrrr 😂
Seriously! This comments are oddly nice today 😂
This may be the greatest comment section in RUclips history. i think we have all been humbled. There are some absolute saints out there. Well done to you all.
More like in any social media imo everything is so toxic now
Couldn’t agree more ❤️
Lmfao i thought you said STAINS and i fucking died 😂
@dragxnscales9380 dont turn another comment thread into an argument please
@@Spacemaaanoh my god 😭😂
I once got stuck in a Walmart bathroom. one of the few times I went any where alone. It was coming out both ends. I was scared and in so much pain. The amazing workers shut the bathroom down, brought me a trash can, took my cell phone and called my Dad. My dad (who would be dead 6 months later) came 30 miles in hurricane force winds and rain and did some of the most fatherly things he had ever done. He got me together enough to carry/drag me to the car. Then drive home in the same weather conditions but this time he did it one handed while holding onto me with the other hand.
I worked at goodwill for a while and one time this eldery lady approached me, she was alone and quietly told me she soiled her pants and asked if i could please direct her to where pants her size were, since we stock stuff by the type of clothing first and then by size she would have had to wander around the store a bit to look for them. I sent her to the bathroom and had her wait for me there while i found a couple in her size that i had my manager help me ring up for her so i could take them to her. No one ever deserves anything less than empathy during moments like this
Years ago when i worked at Sam's Club, an elderly gentleman had that issue from where he was until he got to the bathroom. He left a trail and immediately our manager, a wonderful man named David, put cones up by all the areas, then immediately went into the clothing section and got him underwear, pants, socks and even tennis shoes. He closed off the mens bathroom while he and another male manager washed him down and helped clean him up. Everything given to him was comped and he was so appreciative of the kindness that was shown to him. The head maintenence person quickly went to work disinfecting everything and taking the mini zamboni around where the trail was. It was one of the most caring, considerate and compassionate acts of helping someone truly in need ive ever witnessed.
I’m glad I read this, Ty.
Me too❤
Waw❤ those are some amazing men. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing we would’ve not known about this legend if it wasn’t for you 🙏🏾
What a good man he must be to help out like that. It must have happened to him or a close friend.
I was on a 4 hour flight from Bangkok to Taipei when the young girl sitting next to me started throwing up. I was covered in vomit but was more concerned about her. She was an Indian girl going off to college in America and it was her first time away from home. Anyway I helped her get cleaned up along with the flight attendants. We all worked to assure the young lady that it was no big deal and that it happens.
When in Taipei waiting for my 18.5 hour flight to Los Angeles I got cleaned up, threw the clothes I was wearing away, then waited at the gate for the boarding call. I looked over and saw the gate agent holding a sign over her head with my name on it. I responded to find out that they had upgraded me to first class for being so cool and understanding with the vomit incident. First class on an 18+ hour flight over the Pacific Ocean meant a bed to actually sleep in and eating off a menu of wonderful choices. The best part was when you chose your wine, they left you with the bottle.
A little bit of kindness and understanding goes along way and karma was my friend that day. Lol
Fuck that.
Be a blessing and you will be blessed...... We need more awesome people like you in this world.
Its wonderful when people recognise and reward good people ❤
Thank you for sharing. ❤
Simp
My mother is a Flight attendant and twice had someone pass away on her flight, both international. One was an elderly man who had a heart attack over the Atlantic en route to Madrid and he was traveling w. his wife. That woman was now alone in a foreign country with her husband gone she was distraught but a lot of people stuck around after the flight to console & help her however they could (very tragic and it affected my mother). the other just passed in their sleep wearing sunglasses and no one noticed till the flight was nearing the destination, so the quickest option was to continue and not divert. But she was the lead attendant on that flight & had to keep her crew calm, the man sitting next to the now dead passenger was in shock but calm and understanding, and she had to pretend like everything was okay so as to not cause a panic on the plane as no other passenger was aware. I guarantee u she’d take a diarrhea diversion over those types of incidents.
God that's heartbreaking! That poor woman 💔
@@mackaroni9792something similar happened with my Dad traveling with my mom. 😢 Dealing with death certificates and preparations is only a tiny part of what gets added to the utter shock and grief (RIP SJE 1950-2022)
@irishamericanpinupdoll4291 I'm so sorry to hear that, I hope for healing for you, your mother and your family ❤️
I’m so sorry to hear this
I remember this story in the news.
I had an ileostomy for 4 1/2 years back in my early 30's..and I can't explain how hard it was, and how cruel some other women were when I needed to use a public restroom. It's healing for me to see the compassion and mercy that so many of the commenters have demonstrated.
ibd? me too, the compassion is 🥺
@@meghnasampa ANYone can get bowel disease or IBD, or have an ''accident' due to drugs {antibiotics} or being ill. {Norovirus}
Most people would be humane, It's not something someone would do on purpose.
What’s ileostomy
@@Oakleaf700 i agree! but lot of people are not humane :( that’s what absolutely sucks.
@@Platypus680 Google is your friend..
It happened when I worked in a primary school. One day my shift was over, I was leaving work and saw one of my students standing behind the bathroom door. He was barefoot. I came closer and noticed that he was covered with his own poop head to toe, including his clothes.
He was 8, so tiny and terrified, scared to go back to his art class, because all of the classmates would make fun of him.
I took him to the staff bathroom, helped him to undress and clean up. Imagine, he had poop everywhere.
I called his mom, then ran to the locker room, grabbed his PE clothes so he could change.
I was his English teacher, he used to come to my class twice a week, but after this incident, he was coming to see me everyday, whenever he could… He never said “thank you”, but he was the most grateful child, I felt it. He’s around 17 now. 😊
omg word. when you do some tiniest appreciative things to a kid they remember you forever. god bless your soul.
I bet he was too embarrassed and shy to say thank you. But as the saying goes, actions speak louder than words and his actions said it all.
Thank you for what you did frl❤
Ok what the fuck did he do to get covered in poop? Like what? Did he shit on his hand and rub it all over his body like soap?
100% chance that kid remembers you and appreciates you so much 💛 I have awful memories of most of my teachers and how terribly they handled situations, but the ones who helped me a lot have stuck in my memory forever and I never thanked them but I wish I could find them to say thank you for going above and beyond for me when I was a helpless little kid- also, one time one of my teachers scolded and publicly embarrassed one kid in front of the entire class because he pooped his pants, and I mainly just remember her asking "Do you see anyone else in here doing that?" (Something along those lines) and his absolutely horrified face :( I'll never understand people like that
I work with cancer patients as a radiotherapist and we often have incident of patients urinating, throwing up or having diarrhea. And I wanna say to everybody, IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT
Nobody wakes up one morning and think to themselves it would be a great day « have an accident ». We are living creatures, the only ones who created this idea of shame surrounding our natural needs and mechanisms.
I am very pleased to see most of the comments being very compassionate, as they should, for one day you might be this person.
Edit : I didn’t see the notifications telling me so many people saw this comment, I’m glad it made some of you feel better.
A message to the few insensitive comments I saw :
We cannot predict what will happen today when we wake up. We might suddenly get sick, eat something bad, have an accident. It might happen to *you* tomorrow. So maybe stop holding on to that pride of yours, because life has its way of reminding us of how we have no control over it. One day you will be old or sick and healthcare workers will be the ones changing your diapers, and I bet you’d very much appreciate us to not judge you for that. :)
Having an accident is one thing. But I’m very confused why you’d need to run around spreading it around? Why now just stand or sit still so that then people who have to clean or walk in it aren’t aren’t cleaning and entire plane vs one spot? Serious question.
Thank you for your kindness and help 🫶💕 a loved one of mine had colon cancer and would sometimes have an accident. I appreciate your empathy and compassion and I’m sure she would have as well 🙏have a good day, kind stranger! 🫂may the good things you do for others be reciprocated back to you in good karma 🙏💕
@@naturelove9894my guess was that she was trying to make it the bathroom but miscalculated just how quickly it came out. She probably thought she could make it in time but she ended up not making it in time hence the news 😕 either way it’s mortifying and I hope she’s doing better… but considering what happened… she probably will think about it for a long time unfortunately…
Thank you for addressing this. My husband has severe Crohns disease. Its to point he had to medically retire & is 90% homebound..when we do take a trip or go somewhere, we have to plan accordingly to how easy bathroom accesses are. Its a disease id never wish upon anyone (bathroom jokes are our thing so its easier to deal with crisis when they arrive😉).
Wow you’re amazing 😭❤️
This is one of the most heartwarming comment threads I’ve ever read…
-way to go humanity, you rock something fierce….
I think every single human can relate to it. There but by the grace of God go I.❤❤❤
Yes definitely.
My mombpassed last June. This was one of the biggest struggles she had. She couldnt help it. She felt so bad. I tried so hard to never show her if it got to me. She had gi bleeds and if anyone is familiar. Its a particularly hard smell. My father never even flinched. If i couldnt help her he would go right in and make her feel so comfortable. My fathers love for my mom was just so moving. I remember sitting at the hospice house the day she died. My mom looked very bad. It was hard to see. And he was just staring at her with so much love. He looked at her like it was their wedding day. My mom was very sick for over 30 years. It was incredibly challenging. He just made it look so easy. I hope who this happened to is doing ok
I'm 25 and my mom has been laying in bed for.. 25 years. The recent years she started acting crazy, calling me trash, worthless, she's sorry that she gave birth to me and that I'm a worm. I take care of her only because I want to get half of the family money as I have a sibling$$. She has been pooping and peeing in bed. Could be everything from dementia to cancer, or the mental condition you act you're ill but you're not. She weights 170kg and spills food on her pijamas and chokes on her food like a toddler. I have been headbanging and crying why it has happened to me. All the people I know have normal parents. I'm so sorry for what you have possibly went through. But seeing someone's poop ever again will drive me crazy. Clinch you teeth, your cheeks, make eyebrow expressions, just hold it in. I have anger issues, I snap in a second. Stay strong if your life has traumatized you.
"We've all shit ourselves at some point".
- Some dude.
Yes but not like a 10 metres shit… stay in one place, why the hell woulf you run to the toilet if you’re already soiled? I would have not been compassionate
@@camillavignale578 You would think they would prepare themselves for the flight by wearing a Adult disposable diaper....so as not to have a explosive incident with their bowels.
@@claudelandi510shit just happens sometimes
Aye u not lying i shit myswlf at work one day cause the bathrooms weren’t available and it was out doors so long story short i had to get butt naked in the middle of the forest and wipe with my boxers then bury them 😂 i got too comfortable and tried to let a fart out 😭💩
I don't ever remember a time when I shat myself but I'm sure my mom's do 😢❤
So even if people don't agree with you you still saying facts
Dad was 91 at the time, and had been just released from the hospital hours before our flight. His doctor said, he's the stongest he'll ever be so if youre going to take him home, do it now!
We were at the gate waiting. Dad was in a wheelchair and said he had to "go". Dad couldn't stand on his own and it was just my adult daughter and I (this was before they had family restrooms) and we couldn't go in the Mens room and Dad couldn't go in the Ladies room soooo.... We were really in a quandary when a gentleman with USAir approached us and asked if we needed assistance. We told him what the problem was and he so graciously said he would help. He picked Dad up and carried him into the restroom and helped Dad do his thing. As it turned out, this gentleman was a FA on our flight. He was so kind and respectful with Dad. It really made a difference. We had 4 more beautiful years with Dad after that, and we will all remember that FA's kindness.
I would go inside the men washroom with my dad in that situation. I would just keep my head down and apologizing cuz I would rather put myself in an embarrassing situation than my dad.
@@yinyanchan thankfully, we didn't have to. But definitely would have if needed.
Oh wow, that man was an angel!
Stuff like this i love to hear. God bless y'all
Fck the rules!
I have severe chrons disease and I can tell you that no matter how much we prepare, there's always a chance we need to go immediately. Normal people who have normal bowel movements, don't really understand the anxiety we feel when we need to know where very bathroom is, or what people think when we take so much time up in a bathroom. I feel so sorry for this person and I hope everyone understood what happened to them.
I to deal with Chrons and an over over active bladder my core keeps leaving so yess all my trips out are centered around bathroom access
That sucks dude, Im sorry for that. Lets just be nice to each other.
24-48 fast is a possible option...dont eat, dont poop
My dad had Crohns, he ended up having his colon removed. I have issues with IBS and anxiety. You will not catch me eating anything before flying. I already spend enough time in airport bathrooms.
2 of my 3 siblings have chrons. My older sister was diagnosed in the late 90's and my younger brother almost died due to it in 2010. He'd been hospitalized in critical condition when they discovered chrons was the cause. Ulcers had perforated and he was bleeding internally. He'd always been kind of a tough guy when it came to pain or illness, he'd just do his best to ignore it and get on with life until he eventually felt better, which ultimately almost killed him. The amount of pain he'd been tolerating prior to landing in the hospital is difficult to even imagine. Fortunately, he recovered and the experience caused him to give up the practice of simply tolerating pain and illness. He was diagnosed with MS a few yrs later and has also been through a bout with cancer since then. He wouldn't still be here if he hadn't changed.
I was in a local convenience store one day and I noticed the lady behind the counter didn’t look quite right. I had a gut feeling she was having a panic attack. I approached her and asked her if this is what was happening. She couldn’t even speak, she just shook her head yes. I leaned on the counter and told her don’t worry that this happens to me also. She was looking at the customers in line. I told her don’t even look at them there’s another girl who can handle it (thank goodness.) I just continued to talk calmly to her until she could get her bearings, and the attack passed. She was so thankful to me for just those few moments that seem like hours if you ever had one. I was just thankful that I was there to help her.
I was in Lowes shopping with my sister and my disabled daughter and I went to the restroom an elderly lady had diarrhea all over herself her clothes snd the stall and floor everywhere.
She asked me to find her husband. I did and a sales lady went to her car snd got her some clothes and I grabbed my daughters baby wipes snd gloves . I helped the lady to get cleaned up. She was so embarrassed I told her it’s ok I have stomach issues snd there are times I don’t make to the bathroom either. Her husband was so happy that I helped. I told him I took care of my mom whom died of cancer when I was a kid and I take care of my disabled daughter ( wears diapers 24/7 )
You are a hero
You're an angel
Special people like you hidden everywhere.😊
Thank you for helping. That was very kind of you
GOD BLESS
My mom works at a restaurant and had an elderly lady not make it to the bathroom and she made a mess all over herself. She was really embarrassed and stayed in the bathroom until my mom checked on her to make sure she was ok. Unfortunately the lady was having trouble cleaning herself up and the mess had gotten worse instead of better.
My mom didn’t hesitate to clean her up by herself and make sure she felt comfortable and safe instead of alone and afraid in a bathroom
What an angel your mother is...
God bless your wonderful mother! It truly takes a special person to help a stranger in need, especially in a difficult situation!❤
Sounds like your mom is good people i would❤ to be hanging around with her.
May God always bless and keep your Mom the good woman she is
omg nightmare!!!
My first time flying I was seated with an elderly couple and I have anxiety disorder, claustrophobia and extreme fear of heights. That day I discovered I had a new phobia as well 😢 as soon as the plane took off i wouldn't stop throwing up. And I mean everywhere and everyone near me. I also kept passing out. I'm talking in and out of consciousness all through the flight! The flight attendants were super kind they moved me to the back near them and the toilet and gave me lots of fluids and told me not to worry about the puke! I'm grateful for that compassion and care I received that day
It sounds like you are allergic to flying?! Have you ever done it since?
@@Amy-mb5vj yes I have. I have to often. Now I just barely manage to keep it down at take off. What works is when I close the windows but they don't let you do that 😔
@mimihaq hi, if i may suggest something that worked for me, if not, that's okay too. Although im in my mid 20s, i make sure to bring a stuffed animal (teddy bear, cat or anything) with me. I put it in my lap and during take off and landing, i distract myself with petting the fur texture or making the bear wave and make it do silly arm movements, anything to take my mind off of the scary moments.
No one minds it and it is very comforting. I hope it can help if you do want to try it 🫂
@@goldfishcrackers7845 thanks! I never thought of that. I'm not in my 20s but I sure don't mind that great idea 💡
@@mimihaq would an anti emetic work? I use ''Transderm Scōp'' which is a really effective anti emetic.
However, if your vomiting is caused by fear, maybe relaxation or hypnotherapy might work - I had a lovely intelligent dog that used to get travel sick.. my husband shouted the first time she did it {in his new car} - which gave her a phobia.
She could literally vomit within a metre of leaving the house, so it was clearly nerves, poor dog.
It did get better.
As a mid 30s woman who had gi issues for several months, I almost had sudden diarrhea in my pants in both a grocery store and in the car. In both instances, I was mortified just by the thought of losing control of my bowels. The loss of dignity would have haunted me for months, if not longer, I’m sure. I feel so much for this person.
I'm glad people are being compassionate because you know this person was humiliated over something they obviously couldn't control.
Me too it’s so refreshing to see
yes they can its called not eating before a flight or simply using it before totally controllable u nasty fkss
maybe they could have controlled on what they ate to prevent this type of thing in the first place
@@ethanethanethawhipwhorphow do you know it’s not a medical condition like IBS? Don’t assume they were lousy with what they ate
@@ethanethanethawhipwhorpyou’re still a little kid. come back when you’ve developed some empathy
I have a bladder disease that feels like a nonstop UTI. When I really have to pee, it quite literally feels like torture. On a flight back from Hawaii we went through a lot of turbulence and they would not let us get up. My daughter noticed I was tearing up and when she asked what was wrong I told her I had to pee and I felt like my bladder was being ripped apart. She told my dad who flagged down a flight attendant. He told the young man the situation, and the guy said “you have to stay in your seat for your own safety”. After my tears turn to loud sobs, my dad waved down the man again and told him that it was a medical emergency. The man said having to go to the bathroom is not classified as a medical emergency. We tried to get the attention of other flight attendants, but they were all buckled in to their seats. My dad told the young man that this was turning into a legal matter if he refused to let me go. The man said fine, but if I got hurt, it wasn’t his fault. I was in so much pain by the time he finally unlocked the bathroom, I could barely walk. My daughter had to help me into the bathroom. You never know what someone is going through. A little kindness and compassion can go along way. I would’ve given anything for just an ounce of compassion on that flight.
I get this so sorry I have IC
Im so sorry you had to go through that . Hope you're doing better now
I'm so sorry you weren't treated with compassion. 😢
You should have a doctors note for your condition. Haven't you watched Seinfeld before?
In this matter it's more of legal reasons than a compassion reason in my opinion cuz if you got any injuries from being inside the toilet during the turbulence,the whole crew off the plane might get a disciplinary actions or even worse fired from their jobs.
I had part of my intestine removed due to injuring it in a car accident, and I have so much sympathy for the person who went through this. We don’t realize what a miracle it is to be able to eat food and actually keep it inside us. It is the worst feeling to lose control of bodily functions like this and to be so helpless. I hope they were treated with compassion and dignity
This comment section would be a whole different story if this was Instagram.
Sadly it is when you read the comments to the video on IG. Just a bunch of stupid young people making fun of the situation! Pretty sickening!
This is one of the first times I’ve seen a comment section for something like this be made up entirely of compassion and understanding ❤ reacting with love and kindness to situations like this makes the world a much better place
it's nice to see for once 💚
It’s nice to be teary eyed from people showing compassion❤
Not when u click new comments lol
It is rather refreshing.
Damm she shit allll under 😂😂😂😂😂
I think that person is medically sick somehow…I feel sorry for the person…must have felt so embarrassed…
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Why not go to the bathroom…literally could hold it for 20 seconds?? That’s not okay
What I heard/read is that it was 2 friends traveling together. One thought they were funny and put exlax in the others drink. Well the one saw this and switched their drinks. So the person who was trying to pull the prank, got the prank turned on them. This is not gospel but like I said it's what I read.
@@firedawgysgirl5216Wow. If that's true, then they're crazy for doing that.
@@firedawgysgirl5216 you actually believe that?
I hope that person is doing okay. I’ve had stomach issues since I got my gallbladder removed as a teenager and as someone who CANNOT wait I feel absolutely awful for them, I would be so mortified and embarrassed and feel terrible for doing that to everyone on the flight. I really hope they’re okay )):
It took me a while to come out and admit this but this has happened to me before. I have severe eczema and I’ve tried so many different medications. One time I was on antibiotics that were so severely strong that I couldn’t control my bowels anymore. I was on a trip with my family to the beach and I was in the car. I had already had to go to the bathroom several times and I sneezed and I completely soiled myself. It was so embarrassing not being able to control anything in my body. My family helped me get cleaned up and stopped by a grocery store so I could use the bathroom. I was so embarrassed for years after that as I was a teenager when it happened but now all I can feel is compassion for anyone who’s had to deal with it. It’s embarrassing and a terrible experience to go through. The more you grow up is the more you realize that these things happen and it’s okay.
My mother had 3/4’s of her stomach removed, due to acing stomach cancer. We were in a store and she had an incident. Her underwear and pants were a mess and I took her into the bathroom. I found an older lady who worked there and asked if she could get my mom’s sizes in new underwear and pants. I paid, finished cleaning mom and thanked the woman. My mom was so embarrassed, but I told her not to be. She’d been through a lot and please don’t ever feel embarrassed. I’ll never forget that woman’s kindness in the store. God bless her.
I hope your mom feels better. 😇 she's a warrior.
PRAISE GOD THROUGH WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW for you and your Mom! Post Chemo treatment, I had a small ice cream cone, and diarrhea ensued, and my daughter was running lights to get me to a bathroom. The Police had on flashing lights to pull us over, and she waved at him to keep driving. Once we got to a Gast station bathroom, she explained to the officer that I had Cancer and was being treated, and I would have bouts if diarrhea.That's why she couldn't stop. The officer understood and shared with my Daughter that his Mom had Cancer also, and he was so Grateful for his Sister who made sure that their Mom's Dignity was maintained. May GOD'S INFINITE MERCY AND BLESSINGS continue to be upon us all!
Thank you for sharing., ,,
As someone who just became a paraplegic, this makes me feel happy that there's people out in the world willing to go out of their way to help someone who is going through it. Part of me wants to go out in public to do normal things, but also, I can't use a public toilet because 1) I can't even move my legs. I can't stand up to even transport myself. 2) I can't fit in most public bathrooms with my wheelchair. I use an electric wheelchair and it's pretty bulky. 3) If I had an accident, I'd feel so bad. I'm over 300lbs and had back surgery that damaged my spinal cord and landed me with a spinal cord injury. How would I even deal with having a public accident like that? At least your mom had you and help from a kind stranger. I'm still trying to navigate life like this. I hope your mom is doing fantastic these days though. Healing is probably the hardest part from any surgery. Bless y'all.
God bless your mother
Oh man…I feel so bad for this person. Hope they’re okay and I pray the other passengers were able to show compassion & kindness.
That was way beyond normal. I would think he felt unwell b4 he got on. Or didn't want to wear protective undies bcse he wanted to be cute. But plz don't fly if you feel this unwell or you know you need backup. I know all the sympathy is being given to him. But what abt all the other passengers who were inconvenienced and probably missed connecting flights and could be caretakers for others.
@@TWLogikobviously foreign and couldn’t afford to go to school so you had to work on that hog farm
@TWLogikformelyAfros Sometimes $hit just happens and you can't always plan for it. You can be fine 1 minute and sick the next.
@@TWLogikwhat a toxic stupid comment. Everyone else here being kind you just had to be that one person.
Nah there’s no showing compassion after that 😂
This new story resonated with me soo much. I had just had major abdominal surgery and a few days later got into a head on collision. I ended up soiling myself sooo bad and everyone on the scene was sooo nice. It's nice to be reminded that people can be decent sometimes.
This whole thread has restored my faith in humanity. Thank you.
When I was 17 I was on a flight from London to JFK. Two parents went to sit in first class and left their 3 kids in the row with me in coach. 😮 They were 2, 6, 10. The ten years old started throwing up just after we took off. The two year old was on my lap screaming and crying for hours. People were yelling at me and giving ME dirty looks. I finally got so mad that I called for the stewardess and very loudly told her that those were NOT my children and to go get their parents out of first class. The parents were intoxicated. I ended up having to carry two kids and my own bags all the way to counter (customs)where I set them down, pointed out their parents to the security officer and told them that I am not responsible for them. I told them what happened and I was livid. I wasn't even an adult myself and these were strangers who didn't even speak English. Other passengers and a stewardess confirmed what I said
The parents were taken away by security while the poor stewardess was left with the kids. 😮 I had another flight to catch. I'm now 43 and a parent myself and it makes me FURIOUS when I remember just how irresponsible they were.
Thank goodness they got help and compassion from you. I can’t even imagine being so neglectful to kids, this parents suck.
What kind of parents buy themselves 1st class tickets and their kids coach tickets, then proceed to get drunk, and apparently not even check on their kids?! And the little one didn't even get their own seat because of their age, and you were left holding them in your lap?! Again, what kind of parents are these? This is a good case for birth control because these parents were totally irresponsible, and I've no doubt in my mind that things were just as bad or worse at home. They should never have had kids. I would have been furious too. I only hope the kids knew your anger was at their parents and not them. They were having a hard time too.
Mate, this wasn't a flight from Gatwick by any chance, was it .....I'm talking 1997.
As a mother of 5 I can happily say fuck those kids, i would have left them so quick especially at 17. People only do what you allow
That could be a movie
If ANYONE has bathroom issues like this. PLEASE let the flight attendants know. They WILL move your seat close to a bathroom so something like this doesn’t happen.
Just curious, how will they accommodate 98% of the passengers stricken with the in flight meal blowout?
@@fattychaser3406 In the future, all the seats will be toilets. Problem solved.
lol - no they won’t. Once I had to fly home on crutches from broken ankle and the bathroom was down a ladder. Luckily there was another they let me use in first class but had to walk with crutches all the way from the back.
*stops pouring laxative into the planes water supply.*
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*Carries on pouring laxatives.*
Just saw a video where the woman pulled down her pants and went in the aisle cause the flight attendant said she couldn't go to the bathroom. Both so not right
As someone with bad IBS that has large amount of travel anxiety, this is my worst fear. My heart goes out to anyone who has ever dealt with this
I have severe IBS that knocked me out of work at a new job. I was sick on day two and day four, resigning on day four. On day one and day three I had to go to the bathroom three times in thirty minutes.
I used to travel extensively with family, friends, and work. When my condition got severe enough, I stopped airline and bus travel. Travel was optional for me anyway. I have since found that severe IBS is covered by Social Security Disability. The disruptions to your work and the fact that doctors can not treat the condition conspire to make you an unreliable employee. For me, I had been to three specialist clinics at three different hospitals. They had run every GI test imaginable. They have since told me there was nothing they could do to treat my condition.
So sorry, man! Get through this❤❤
I don’t have a work story about bodily fluids but I made my partner cry once early in our relationship because he came over to spend the night at mine after a work party where he ate something bad and didn’t realise until he developed food poisoning overnight. He couldn’t make it to the bathroom in time and I was a broke student living in a set of apartments with communal washing machines and didn’t want to put his clothes in there. I hand washed his underwear in my sink and when he was no longer delirious from dehydration and found out, he was so embarrassed and apologetic.
I told him it’s natural and I know he’d do the same for me. Turns out he got his chance to be the hero when I became sick on a different occasion and couldn’t stop vomiting. He cradled me on my bathroom floor as I kept puking all over him and he showered me and dressed me and took me to the hospital when I passed out.
Everyone deserves kindness for when we’re in our weakest moments.
Your relationship seems really healthy. Wish I find a partner like that .
wow, can u wash my shit too pls 🥺🙏
É assim que todos deveriam ser e fazer uns pelos outros sem segundas intenções 😊
Why would you puke on him directly and not off to the side or something…
@@SerV689Could be a fetish or something.
I was 18 years old with a three month old baby I just recently got divorced Lol so I was flying from Mississippi to Alaska and on our flight from Mississippi to Houston. My son got violently ill and threw up all over me. We were sitting next to two guys. They were a couple and they were just the most amazing guys ever I will never forget this. They offered to take care of him while I went to the bathroom and changed my clothes and cleaned up. I wish I knew who those guys were because they were just so amazing.
You were a young mom, recently divorced, with an ill infant on a long flight. That's a lot. They went out of their way to help you out in your time of need. A lot of ppl wouldn't do what they did, unfortunately. That's a win for empathy. What a great story and an awesome couple. Hope you're getting thrown up on less these days lol
your three month old puking on you is not comparable to this at all
@lonelylover-hg6rc Ur name must be Karen? Wow u must not have anything better to do besides come on RUclips to make unnecessary comments 🙄 She is just sharing her story with like everyone else & letting them know their is still good & kind hearted ppl out in the world' Didn't ur parents teach u that if u didn't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all? At the end of the day some ppl are still kind & then some are still Karen's
@@kellycovington6229 like i said incomparable to a grown man having explosive diarrhea all over the floor of a plane cause the entire plan to have to land and everyone rebook flights.
someone held the door open for me when i had my phone in one hand and coffee in the other. wow there’s still kindness in the world.
@@kellycovington6229not the right use of calling someone a Karen.
jesus wept.
As someone with a chronic stomach illness, this comment section really lifts my spirits. I have two flights scheduled this year and am already so nervous about this issue. It’s nice to see so many understanding people.
I am crying reading these comments! I have Crohn’s disease and my biggest fear is leaving the house when I am sick. The kindness of people in this comment section has lifted my spirit and shown me hope. I have only ever trusted my husband but maybe someday I might have to trust a stranger. Love to you all!
Sorry to hear ! Living with any condition that leads you to not be able to trust your body is so draining and difficult! Some of these comments makes you hopeful and others makes you wonder what’s wrong with humanity 😢
Made me cry too it’s crazy usually see negative comments and I haven’t seen a single one and I’m still crying
I have Ulcerative colitis for 12 years. My recent colonoscopy showed i might now have Crohn's. I have had so many accidents and now wear diapers when i have a flare up. there are still good people in the world!
I’m ashamed to say that I felt so disgusted watching this video at first but then I read the many comments and I realized that compassion should have been my first reaction. There are so many people who automatically think to ease the suffering of the person and help as their first instinct. I must say I am humbled and grateful for the lesson.
same here bruh...I went from 🤮 to 😔 real quick
And that person who wasn't feeling well got on a plane knowing damn well something might happen, not caring about the other hundreds of passengers and their needs
@@MegaLoquendo2000we don’t know their situation? They may have been on the last flight to see a dying relative. And maybe that is the case for someone else that was on the flight and then it got turned around. The many mysteries of the dookie trail. Think before we speak that may be our lesson of the day 😊
Beautifully said
You and I both
oh that must have been so embarrassing. I had a passenger on one of my flights (retired f/a) An elderly man who didn't make it to the bathroom. The mess was confined to his clothing but what a mess. The passengers around him in first class were very patient and compassionate. One man took clothes from his suitcase so that the man could change. Everyone understood that it could happen to anyone.
Wow that’s was very kind of everyone.
Wow what a story. So compassionate
That was very kind.
That was a very kind passenger to have done that for the man. It’s not fun at all when it happens.
You get a better class of human in first class - no way would economy yobs have done anything but humiliate that poor man!
Wow reading comments where you people are telling your stories is really heart touching. Sometimes it's easy to get lost in the darkness of this crule world.. and this kindness and understanding for others, the pure love to one another.. Just made me so emotional. reminder of how we are all the same and we are only humans going through different stuff. The sharing of these stories, the love and empathy for each other, I'm touched. Shines a light on this world❤ this is what being human and alive should be, spreading love and empathy.
One night it was just me and my coworker and she ended up soiling herself at the very end of the shift. My first reaction was to make sure she was okay and not having any medical problems. I went and got the nicest female manager I could to help her get out of the store and go home.
I never brought it up to her again and treated her just as nice as I did before. I hope she knows that I did not judge her and was empthatic to her situation. We are all human!
I have IBS and I struggle with diarrhea. I hope that person is okay. Bless them.
Me too. It hits me at such random times too. It’s horrifying. I’ve had an accident too but luckily I was on my way home. I just couldn’t hold it. The pain, the stomach rumbling, the horrid gas, and then boom. It was like I drank a bottle of magnesium. Ugh
I also am also plagued by this problem. I wouldn’t wish it in my worst ent. I feel sorry for anyone in that predicament.
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I'm 33 with diverticulosis and it turned to diverticulitis once.. also IBS and had infectious colitis before all of this. I'm with you. They say it's from our terrible western diets
@@user-wq5oe2jd1joh no buddy, not with that pfp
I was a flight attendant for 8 years. I had IBS. I starved myself on flights so this wouldn’t happen to me. I feel for this person. ❤
Oh no I have stomach issues too and I’m gonna be a flight attendant too… do you have any tips for training?
I do the exact same thing.
Peppermint oil, turmeric and I take an ibs probiotic. It's all a blessing to my stomach. God bless you all
I won't eat on road trips and take meds just so I don't have to use the bathroom because I have such a sensitive stomach. I feel for this person because I live in mortal fear of this happening.
I have to fast before I fly.
Number 2s are not an option on a plane!!
Poor person. This happens so often to so many. IBS, crohns disease, cancers or food poisoning among many other ailments. I hope theyre doing okay.
That poor person. I can’t even imagine the embarrassment.
My Mom did that in a Walmart at age 96. They found her one last pair of pants that were only $5.00...and were so sweet to her. She was mortified, being a proper elderly lady. People need to remember it can happen to anyone!
My mom had colon rectal cancer we had to stop at a gas station a few times and it is a crippling pain I felt so horrible for her 💞😔 it's a miracle she lived for another twelve years or so
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It happening to old people is forgiven since there body is literally failing. If you're not old OR have some medical condition and this happened? You are subhuman filth.
People in this country forget what tough is people in this country or soft we need a war on this soil here in North America that's what we need to straighten this country out
@@abnormalynn7885bless your heart may your mom rest in peace 🕊️
These comments are so kind and beautiful they brought a tear to my eye. Y'all are beautiful people. I hope who ever this happened to is okay and I hope everyone on board this flight was just as beautiful aa every single one of you in this comment section. May you day be filled with kindness happiness and love ❤
I’ve done this before. When your wiping it off your legs with bare hands and trying to flick it off in the toilet isn’t fun, it goes everywhere when it’s that runny.
Luckily this aint instagram💀
@@idkwhattonamethis4417RIHHH. 😂
@@stewartj3407um TMI.
@@louboi9858 don’t be rude!
As someone who suffers from IBS, my heart goes out to the person. We're all human. Everyone of us have had "accidents". It's not funny, and it's so embarrassing. Let us all be kind to our brothers and sisters. 🙏❤️
It’s so nice to see how considerate some people can truly be ,I can appreciate all of you so much because I have family close to me that have bathroom issues and to see that people recognize that not everybody can help it is so relieving,thank you ❤️👊🏼and thank you for being so considerate to the person whom had this happen to them ,and god bless them too .
This comment section could've easily made fun of the incident, I definitely did not expect it to be this wholesome and sweet 🥹
Ikr but I would be pissed if my flight got delayed because of this
It’s so damn sweet. Honestly
@@_trust9994has nothing to do with being white, just maturity. That was just pointless racism
Really!! What does being white have to do with anything. There are a lot of white people who are self centered and couldn't care a bit about anyone suffering. People are people and anyone who has had an accident in public can relate to what this person is going through.
@@_trust9994 ?
Wow - these are the kindest comments I’ve seen on the internet. I just want to send love to all you kind people. I hope this person is ok.
I feel like I've been seeing more positivity in Comment sections lately and it's so hopeful and refreshing ❤❤
Leaving a comment here to be reminded of this wonderful comment section. I’m so happy to know there are still so many compassionate people in this world. I’m so moved.
The last time I flew, I ended up very ill. I've had worsening vertigo that began after a life-threatening virus the hospital couldn't identify in 2015. It has drastically affected my balance, and the side effects are me easily getting motion sick now, even from certain screens and lighting. I especially feel ill in planes, when I'd loved flying prior to that. I didn't know I'd be so sick until it happened, though.
I was flying 3000 miles up north in the US to visit my family with my son, who was barely about a year and a half old at that time. I was around some amazing young men that held and entertained my boy when I had to rush to the bathroom for being sick. It is invaluable to people with issues like these when you can have compassion. We never know what others are going through.
I imagine whoever had the accident is mortified. I feel horrible for them.
These comments totally changed my view of humanity as a whole. Didn't think there was a single good person left... wish people showed this level of compassion on an everyday basis.
Was thinking the same thing
I agree
I expected mean comments
But y'all are so kind..
Love lives here
@@storyteller6418💜
Sadly it seems the compassion most people have flies right out the window once they get to the airport, I'm not sure why. I really hope this person is okay.
They are spread out to shower light all over earth. The Bible says “be the salt of the earth” and that’s what we do. ❤ we can all be nasty a times however the true character is compassion and love for humanity. That’s what will effect change in this world, when more join in on the side of compassion and unconditional love. It’s happening at an alarming rate too, you just don’t see it yet because it has not hit critical mass and mainstream garbage and politics pollute the planet. All the best to you!
Whoever did this, it's OK. This must've been your worst day ever. I'm sorry you had to go through this. I hope people were nice to you that day. Much love from Massachusetts ❤
Massachusetts be like “oh my gawd I gotta crap wicked baaaad!
That was nice of you to sympathize though. You’re a kind person.
@@truenewsglobal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 truth
@@truenewsglobalAs someone who is from New England, I wicked approve your comment 💯😎
This is not ok! If this was the first time that person should learn from it and do their best to make sure it does not happen again.
Next time book a seat right next to the lavatories, they are always free.
There is nothing ok about this!
Maybe you have the space and freedom to deal with other peoples issues, a lot of us have our own issues that we handle ourselves without others noticing.
You know why nobody sits near the lavatories? It is because there are loads of people that get unwell on planes. The either throw up or worse. They do that in the restroom and the restroom and it’s close surroundings often have an odour of that.
What makes you say somebody leaving excrements throughout the whole cabin is ok? You must think real highly of yourself and put yourself on some kind of holy level.
To be clear again. Not being able to timely reach a bathroom in an aircraft is not ok, people do not feel bad for you when it happens. We look at you in disgust and disdain.
If you thought the nice people telling you that it is not a problem really mean it ask yourself if it is their job to coddle you, then ask yourself what they will say to each other after you have left, even to other passengers.
This is not ok, it will never be ok, a mistake was made that impacted a lot of people. The person that caused this made that mistake and should not make it again.
Stop trying to make yourself feel good by giving your so-called heartfelt support in comments on internet. It is not support because you know the perpetrator that would have to feel better will not read it, it is self gratification in which you are sitting around looking for likes on your comment.
Honestly, it would be like me telling you that I typed out this rant to display to you the views of others. Actually, I did it to put you on blast and let others know that there is absolutely nothing wrong with knowing that IT IS NOT OK!
@@clyde._ Ok Karen
I can't imagine the embarrassment of this person and family members. Thank God for people showing kindness!
I can’t imagine how humiliating it must have been for the person. I hope they were handled with care and heard no immature responses
Could have been anyone of us. Be patient, kind and understanding folks.
Why didn’t they go to the toilet?!!!!!
Very well said
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No fuckin way it could have been anyone of us 😂 if i shit like that id think i was dead
Wtf are you talking about? I stopped shitting my pants at 1 year old. It absolutely could not have been “anyone of us.” It’s inexcusable that an adult could not get to a restroom and instead shit all over an entire airplane. If they have bowel issues they should of stayed home.
When I was 3 months pregnant with my oldest son and waiting tables at a Dennys I was taking my customers buffalo wings to their table and the smell instantly made me nauseous but didnt really feel like i was going to vomit. However, as I was sitting the wings down on their table I began projectile vomiting all over them, their food, their drinks and anything else within about a 3ft radius. I was so shocked that I was actually vomiting on them I just stood for a good 20 seconds before i started running towards the bathroom. On the way to the bathroom I continued to vomit all over the floors near other people who were trying to eat.
I was so mortified I refused to come out of the stall I ran into and locked the door. It was actually the lady whose food I vomited all in and all over her that talked me out of the stall. She showed me so much kindness when she definitely did not have to. She had every right to enraged but she chose kindness instead. I was only 17yrs old and was already terrified about being pregnant. Her and her husband left me a $50 tip lol.
Hands down the most humiliating day of my life! That was 28yrs ago and still nothing has ever topped that embarrassment.
That must have been awful to go through. The lady sounds like she has big mom energy ❤ compassion can really make all the difference in cases like that
Oh honey, you let that go!!! Every person you puked on has done something just as humiliating to someone else, so don’t you dare think about that experience with embarrassment again!! Just focus on the compassion shown you!! Hope your baby/child appreciates this story haha!!
@@heathergreen4184
I ❤your comment❣️ 🫶🏼
Totally Love the way this comment section is.
You guys are the real humans that should run this world, if you would be the one's the world would be so much,much, better.
Blessings to you all from Puerto Rico with lot's of love 👍🙏
honestly never had to deal w explosive diarrhea thankfully. but as an emt i’m getting pts that have not been cared for for a while and half of my partners will sit there and watch as I am cleaning someone up because of health issues or of a suppository. they always cringe away but if i’m gloved up and able to help then of course I won’t leave a pt in this way when they can’t help themselves.
your firsr reaction to these things isnt what defines you, it’s how you handle these situations that show who you really are. treat everyone especially yourself with kindness ❤
For a RUclips comment section, I am genuinely surprised it is filled with so much compassion and understanding. I love you all
Bro RUclips comments are filled with nerds and softies so I’m not surprised
Honestly, someone set the vibe and the rest just went with it. But it's so nice to see this display of empathy. Honestly all the best to you ❤️
We love u too ❤
My grandma and I were shopping and she had a similar situation. She hid in the bathroom while I purchased new clothes and it was all cleaned up. Then, she cried the whole ride home! No one ever wants to be in this position. I hope the people on the plane were kind.
Had the same thing happen to a relative. 80's and she cried. It was devastating. The cleanup was nothing to me. Her crying and shame was painful.
This happened to my elderly Mother while we were in a department store..She had gone to the restroom & was gone a while so when I went to see if she was OK she had had an episode like this inside the disabled restroom..She was so upset bless her..I bought fresh clothing & we got her cleaned up & took her home...I dont think she could ever talk about it again it was so upsetting for her.. 😢
I would have pretended nothing happened
@@eeyorelo9574uh in situations like this there's no hiding it? But if you mean to completely like disassociate or delude yourself afterwards like it never happened then yeah that could work lol just control alt delete that shit lol
Well I am 49 years old and I had a terrible incident happened to me I ate some Hot grits and let me tell you this would be me definitely would be me
An older lady at Walmart sit down on a bench in the store and looked pale. I brought her a bag to get sick in then she messed herself up poor thing and it was everywhere. Had to get her a riding cart and it was running down her shoes, the cart and a trail going to bathroom. It smelled horrible but myself and the staff got wipes and went and picked out pajamas for her to change into free of charge. I have emetophobia but still helped this lady. If it was ever me I pray someone would have compassion and understanding to help me. Walmart staff was amazing!
My mom had colon cancer. She had most of her colon taken out, so an accident is bound to happen. Its not her fault but, she always says, "at least im alive. Id rather have to sh*t all the time then to have died from cancer!" We often have to rush home if she eats something because she can't always hold it.
2 years ago I knee replacement surgery. It is fairly common to give a patient on opioid pain medication laxatives, which I took. The next day I rang the nurse, saying that I needed help getting to the bathroom. To my horror I couldn't get to the bathroom quickly enough and soiled myself as well as leaving a trail to the toilet. I was so embarrassed that I was in tears. The nurse assured me that there was no reason to be upset, because I was taking a laxative and that this often happens. She cleaned me up, got me back in bed and got an orderly to clean and disinfect the floor, all the while soothing and calming me. I will never forget her gentle kindness.
That’s great they were so kind, but they aren’t called orderlies anymore. They are certified nursing assistants, CNA for short.
What a wonderful nurse. I had the opposite happen. I was thrown on the floor. I had lost the ability to walk without assistance due to multi organ failure. I had been put on all these meds that caused a major blockage. They loaded me with Colace & other “softeners & stimulants” I needed assistance as i was about to soil myself because it all kicked in! The night staff were so cruel. I was so afraid to mess myself because they were incredibly aggressive if they had to clean me up. I had been just holding it in for dear life… i decided i needed to get myself there. The staff of night nurses & CNA’s were right outside the door talking trash about how bad i smelled. (I was refused a shower for 2 weeks) I was using a Walker that was left in my room to make my way to the bathroom & as i finally made it to the doorway, the CNA entered, yelled at me for trying to get to the BR on my own then proceeded to shove me on to the floor in an attempt to make me use the portable toilet chair that was on the other side of the room. I was too short to climb up onto it & didn’t have good balance so that’s why i was making my way to the bathroom. I lost my bowels on impact & she proceeded to yell “why didn’t you f’in use the call button!” I had been calling for over 20 minutes…. It was 3am. My family filed a report that same day, they reviewed my cameras that were in the room as it was a risk of fall unit & they saw her assault me. Suddenly i got the bums rush & they discharged me in less than a few hrs later to some jankey physical rehabilitation center as I was still unable to stand & walk without assistance. That place smelled like those cinnamon pine cones they sell at Christmas & urine. It was no better there…the screams of unattended patients & the wanderers. I realized that I was in a mental ward & not the side of the rehabilitation unit! There was a “clerical error” On the discharge paperwork. That CNA, Her name is Analise…I’ll never forget her. She’s still employed there at the ICU.
@@3-n-MeI’m so sorry for you, that must have been horrible I cannot begin to imagine, some people have no heart. I truly don’t understand how someone so cruel chooses a career which consists of helping others and offering kindness and support, I’ve had to deal with medical staff that we’re not as helpful as I hoped and while I did not report them, I hope they don’t act that way with other patients
I hope people were understanding.
Bless you Same exact thing happened to me
You know what im just gonna come out and say it, im disabled from the waist down and i cannot use the bathroom like everyone else. This comment section really made me feel so much better about the compassion people can have for situations like this. Makes me feel less scared to travel or do normal every day things.
You’ll be fine man keep pushing
Don’t be afraid, most people are cool and the a**holes are like that with everyone. Can’t let them stop you!
You’re Amazing and God Bless ❤
Your no less of a person my G!
What doesnt make you breaks you and people what are cruel have there own problems which is not your problem so in the wise words of me...fuck em!
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I'm usually quite embarassed about having to go to the bathroom even if it's not an accident but reading comments from so many kind and compassionate people has made me understand that these things are only natural and that an accident could happen to anybody but it's nothing to be embarrassed about.
Thank you to all you wonderful people, I hope you get all this love and kindness back multiplied
My dad had arthritis in both his knees and whenever he would have to use a public restroom , someone always camè to help him .He has always taken good care of his elders , he got his kindness repaid ❤
I was in a store, in the uk, and I saw an older lady crying. I asked what was wrong, and she whispered that she’d had an accident. I took her to the disabled toilet, and went to get a member of staff. They went to see how they could help. They were more than helpful. They gave her free clothes and underwear, plus some pads, in case she had another accident. Then they phoned her son, and took her to the cafe, and got her a cup of tea, and a piece of cake, while she waited for her son. I sat with her, and she thanked me. I think, it was the store staff that deserved the thanks they got, as they went way above what they needed to do. 😊
I’m not sure why, but the tea and cake is really the extra mile that made me feel a lil sad but happy about it. I wish I were as kind as them
as an american this would never happen ☹️
@@millieyinaski8495 Right on. . . . .Been there from both sides of the equation myself.
this made me tear up
❤
I had to have my colon removed 15 yrs ago - resulting in chronic diarrhea & sometimes I'm not able to control it. I rarely leave the house anymore - only when absolutely necessary for fear of this exact thing happening. I've had a couple close calls. I hope the person involved recovers 'emotionally', Im sure this was a devastating incident for them.❤
I'm no Dr., but is there no way for you to have a colostomy bag? Adult briefs? Reclaim your freedom some how?
We got adult diapers for a reason
Can’t you get a stoma so you can have a colostomy bag? I’m so sorry you don’t feel comfortable leaving your home, that must be awful
@@princesssolace4337be nice to robin.
Have they never put you on Loperamide - pretty standard medication following bowel removal.
Also, looking into what you eat and when you eat it helps.
I cannot tell you how much this has eased my severe anxiety. I get very anxious going out, afraid I may 💩 myself or throw up, because anxiety is such an awful thing. I'm disabled and my anxiety is now worse than it's ever been. After seeing this I feel a lot better. FYI : This amazes me. My dad was on a flight back from Las Vegas where he and his wife were building a home. Just B4 the plane took off he started feeling nauseous. While he was married to my mom he would make fun of her for having anxiety and how anxiety is just all in your head etc. He was very cold and had no compassion. As they were closing the door my father was getting worse. The gentleman behind him said I have some pepto bismal maybe that would help. My father insisted something wasn't right. The stewardess went up and spoke with the captain and said I think he's just having a panic attack and he will be ok. Nobody was taking him seriously. As the plane took off, my father went into cardiac arrest. They weren't even 5 mins in the air and could have turned the plane around, but the captain went going. Everyone immediately moved as far up as they could, they pulled out a mini life boat and started filling it with ice and laid my dad in it and they were giving aspirin etc. He was stuck on a flight that was 4 hrs long back to the East Coast and as soon as the got off instead of taking him to the closet hospital, they drove him to the worst hospital in Maryland St. Agnes. If it wasn't for all the people on the plane ✈ praying 🙏 and asking if they could help I don't think he would have made it. My point here is, I can understand having to turn around because the smell I'm sure was very, very bad, but having someone going into cardiac arrest is just as important. Don't you think? P. S. I commend the captain for doing the right thing and I hope everyone was ok 👌🏼.
Thats horrible im hope that person can heal mentally
It happens, and while it may have made passengers uncomfortable and grossed them out I guarantee you the person it happened to was absolutely devastated, humiliated and beyond embarrassed.
I think I would have died from embarrassment right then and there!!😢😢
It happens? Did you see how much was on the ground? Almost looks like it came from several people not one. Don’t get me wrong I’ve had diarrhea before but this was like so much. 💀
It was several people, not just one.
I've had this happen at a mall will never forget it nor the vile evil monster's that pointed and laughed
@@SamanthaP48oh dear friend don't underestimate what your bowels can hold.
I have NEVER encountered a kinder comment section...i have seen videos of sick children with unkind, rude, disrespectful comments....this is really wonderful to see how many people are patient and kind. Well done to all of you. 🙂
Babe I'm crying from these comments
Geez karen, now u found me
See people. We can be decent to one another and it feels so good too. Keep it up and spread it around.
Now you are Mom 👩 ❤️ just think about those kids all grown up somewhere in the world
Maybe doing good, maybe doing bad
I bet they ve never forgotten you
Sad or Bad wherever they are lovey a long time ago an Angel 😇 ❤️ helped them.And she was special, beautiful kind and caring
I bet that's how they remember you
Shine a light you never know if one shows up at your door 🚪 I want you to be ready
…because from a young age, we all learned that having diarrhea in public sucks.
😮Wow. Everyone should be medically checked. Those close quarters and air circulation systems are dangerous.
I contracted C-Diff allegedly from a hospital visit. I ended up in hospital under quarantine for over a week.
I was sooo close to comin up here n makin a joke until I started reading the comments and was glad to see how much compassion we do have in this world and it really humbled and made me think twice. I wouldn’t like if it had been my mother daughter or loved one and someone did that. Thanks to everyone for their kind words and being understanding😊🫶❤️
That poor passenger.💔 I’m a nurse & have seen so many people have accidents, and no matter how much I try to comfort them, they are always embarrassed & apologize profusely. It’s so sad to see someone feel that way over something they can’t control.
what’s even happening/happened in this video i can’t even see anything
@@toxiicmayhemzz6686 look at the floor down the middle of the plane. There’s diarrhea down the length of it because someone had an upset stomach mid-flight. I didn’t rewatch the vid, but I think I remember they were trying to clean it and had towels over part of it.
I’m sure the passenger was so embarrassed. It’s really sad.
And is it you nurses or the poor cleaning ladies who have to clean up people's bodily fluids? Second, am I right?
@@kritzelklotz198 you don’t know much about nursing, do you? We clean it EVERY SHIFT.
I explained to my husband “you can tell what kind of day I had by my shoes” (What’s on them):
Just Urine-amazing
Urine +💩-normal
Above +🤮- not good
Above +🩸- “stay out the way & get me a drink”
**Keep in mind, we do clean our shoes if fluids get on them, so it it’s still on my shoes, it was too much to keep up with…. So YES, we clean accidents of EVERY KIND!
@@kritzelklotz198 yes, it is probably in someone's JOB description.
As a nurse, I hope that person is ok. This can literally happen to anyone and it’s always good to show care and concern.. and to help others when they need it. It could be you the next time. God bless!
He was paralyzed from the waist down in an accident 2 years ago and had a situation his incontinence wear failed to contain.
It was a young man paralyzed from the waist down 2 years ago at age 18
God's not real
Amen to that!!!
@@itsnick5082 true but it’s not the time nick lol
this comment section gave me hope for the world, thank you.
THE SEATS LOOK LIKE THEY ARE GETTING CLOSER AND CLOSER. IT'S LIKE GOING TO A SUPERMARKET AND BUYING MORE BAG THEN CRISPS.
I hope that this person was met with compassion and empathy. You never know what someone may be going through. Prayers
I have a very very very sensitive nose and stomach. If I had smelled this I would have legit thrown up. I’ve had a surgery that makes the act of puking almost impossible but doesn’t stop my body from trying. I would have been so mad to be in a painful nauseous state for god knows how long, until I could escape the plane.
@@marshmellow1912 That would totally suck, but that person must be mortified and really unwell. Usually this kind of explosive diarrhea is due to things like colon cancer and is not their fault.
@marshmellow1912 they turned the plane around almost right after take off. Imagine this, you would never in your right mind do something like this on purpose correct? I don’t think this person ever, ever, wanted this to happen. This person was probably in the middle of a nightmare. While yes it would have been uncomfortable, I believe that most people are good and kind hearted and would have helped by if nothing else, not complaining and making the situation worse.
@@joshuaschmitt4164 when did I say I would do that on purpose? I legit just said I’d be in pain….why would I purposely put myself in pain?
@@marshmellow1912Okay?
I hope this person is ok.
I hope the workers who have to clean this up are ok. 🥺
HE 😂
@@naturelove9894 okay. It’s their jobs. They don’t clean it. They have no job. What are you on about. Of course they’re okay. It’s in the job description.
People it's just poop lol calm down.
I hope that person is NOT ok 🤣
Oh that poor person or persons. I’ve never been on a flight where someone was dealing with diarrhoea or committing so I’m grateful for that. I did have to cleanup my brother’s vomit one time and yea it was gross but it’s part of life. Stuff like this happens and we all just need some compassion/grace when it happens.
I hope everyone was compassionate. That was my first thought when I seen this remind me of some illnesses so before I judge, that was my first thought compassion after all, it happens to all of us at some point.
I expected the comments here to be horrendous😔
Y"all so nice, understanding & wholesome👌❤🙏🏼
Not tiktok
Everyone's had a talking asshole in their lives at some point or another. Hell, I'm perched on my toilet stool now due to talking bootyhole syndrome 😅 Haha..
They were horrible at one point 😂
Yes! Thank you kibd people❤
Me to😂😂
Imagine the humiliation and embarrassment that person felt.
Physical relief too judging by the sheer quantity. I'm guessing they were a very fat person.
Maybe He shouldn’t visit Taco Bell right before the flight next time
@@amireinav9344 clown
@@amireinav9344damn😂
The number one fear in every person mind is public humiliation. But if you surpass this fear.. you will be invincible!!! Guaranteed 100% ... don't forget people, we don't owe nothing to nobody,we don't have to prove nothing . We should be ashamed only towards GOD !
This poor person ❤ no one wants to be put in this situation. I remember seeing this months ago and just thinking, “I hope they’re getting the care they need.” I can’t even IMAGINE going through this.
I truly hope the person is okay, and all those involved were patient and compassionate. I am genuinely so blown away by the comment section. So much respect and appreciation for all of you with so much love, understanding, and compassion in your hearts! You rock! Keep up the love and support, it’s beautiful and those in need should always be cared for with such love and support! 🩷🩷🩷
This comment section is so wholesome and understanding. It's restoring my faith in humanity
right but I know it will be destroyed in the next video or news story I watch *sigh*
I know how this person must have felt. I am a caregiver, and occasionally, some of my patients had accidents like this in public . It is tough on them. I'm hoping this person is okay.
Like jumping out the plane.
I’m actually dealing with daily crazy anxiety surrounding everything about vomiting in public or having an accident in front of everyone.
Seeing that many people having compassion and understanding, truly gives me hope and makes me realize that not all humans are mean. Some are very helpful and understanding despite going through these embarrassing moments.
This helps my phobias !
Thank you ❤
I adopted a kitten from a shelter in South Carolina for my parents. live. This kitten had horrible diarrhea. I had to take this kitten that I didn't know out of the carrier in the bathroom and try to clean it and manage all of my stuff. at the same time. People were very kind and helped me out. kitten poop everywhere.