CNA | Inside The Children's ICU | E01 - Life and Death | Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2018
- In the first episode of Inside the Children’s ICU, a 3-year-old recovering from cancer contracts a dangerous bacterial infection while Harris - who was perfectly fine the day before - now suffers from organ failure because of a mysterious illness.
About the show: Channel NewsAsia was given unprecedented access into the children's ICU at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Singapore.
This five-part series documents life inside the Children’s ICU - the daily struggle of children as young as three years old, who have to fight for their right to live; the emotional turmoil this elicits in their parents and the men and women in white who stoically wage wars against life-threatening diseases, so these children can grow up.
Watch the rest of the series:
Episode 2 | Staying Strong: • CNA | Inside The Child...
Episode 3 | Critical Decisions: • CNA | Inside The Child...
Episode 4 | Facing Death: • CNA | Inside The Child...
Episode 5 | Road to Recovery: • CNA | Inside The Child...
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Did anyone else notice what the nurse did when she spoke to Xin Lin? She asked for permission from a 3 yo child to touch said child's tummy and check up on her. This is so incredibly important! Bodily autonomy is a particularly strong challenge when you're sick and have to go in and out of hospitals all the time, so to be given this choice (even though it is fixed as the nurse would've been back a little later to ask again) is really important as it provides a sense of control. Similarly, to have hospital staff narrate what they're doing to a patient who is unable to respond (say they're in a coma) is also very helpful as it gives a heads-up on what is going on around them.
Just completed watching all 5 episodes. To those who have just started watching this series, prepare yourself for a roller-coaster of emotions (and with a box of tissues). Special thanks to the CNA team for bringing us this heartwarming series.
hearing aulia cry in pain crushed my heart, oh my god :(
I was admited to ICU inside a special isolation room due to minor stroke(BP 239/120) 2 years bck. I was in coma. Waking up 2 days later with an oxygen & all sorts of wire binded to my body. But with god's mercy, I recovered completely. Till now I can't remember what happened to me that fatal night. Now I treasure my life more? God gave me a second chance & I will use it wisely & appreciate life more... 😢
Xinlin has completely amazing parents. I mean, every child shown has, but her parents have taken on the challenges of her care head on, keeping her at home with them whenever possible and giving her the happiest life possible. They remind me a lot of my own parents and many 9f my moms friends from her moms of disabled kids support group.
First responders, doctors and nurses are true heroes! I’ve been close to death and I have had personal experiences. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO!!
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it's sad aulia's mom is crying. I cried too
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“why my son, why not me?” wow 💔
Thanks for this video. It creates greater awareness to no just what the kids are going through in ICU, but also the challenges that doctors and nurses face in these constant life-endangering situations
Oh, Aulia. I'm glad shes okay now, pr the last we saw her. But, it broke me, to see her whole family like that. I hope they went to Disneyland.
As a Mom of a very sick great-preemie who spent 9months in NICU, the machine noises bring back a lot of memories of stressful times...
Ive watched all 5 episodes and it makes me cry to see Xinlin as she reminds me of my niece. I have a lot of nephews and nieces and I cant imagine seeing any of them in this condition. I pray to God that the pain felt by the parents be lessened.
God bless these kids and parents. They are all so strong
My heart is broken. God bless all children.
When I see these poor children suffering and the parents losing hope it's so hard and sad to watch. These children are such fighters and these nurses and doctors are angels in disguise.
These young patients are so incredibly brave. I can’t even begin to imagine what it must be like to say such an illness or injury at such a young age. Unbelievable.
Haris and his dad are sooo cute; what a beautiful bond.
Late one night when my daughter had been on a ventilater in ICU for months and wasnt getting better I confronted a doctor and asked what was happening because they didnt really know why she wasnt improving I said you are torturing her.He said we torture everyone in the ICU otherwise they die.I was hysterical it wasnt aa great day.