@@spacekii kian,your an absolute star for what you did,from a brother to a brother I'm proud and so should you be.more people than you know are proud of you.and I hope your brother is gunna get you your first pint in a few years.dont change mate your a strong headed guy.well done mate.
Retro Lad Now try apply basic know when you’re brother is in a life or death situation. Things are a little more difficult and you’d be surprised they way you act
@@spacekii Just like Peter said. It's a whole other world when it's a real world situation. What we always teach eachother is that your skills are always equal to your worst performance when it actually matters. And you did a good job. Keep it up, you're gonna go far in whatever you do.
Pancake1OW tbf it’s common sense like if I got stabbed and the knife was stuck in me I wouldn’t pull the knife out otherwise the bleeding would get worse.
@@pre_ow5494 Well I learned about blood type from biology class in High school and I learned first aid and CPR from Health class. I'm amazed he recalls the info but more so at how calm he was to be able to think about that info. I may know about certain things but if there is a time I need to remember I fear my panic may take over my brain.
The younger one is so sweet bless him that’s so much to go through and to hear his brother say “ I think this is it” must’ve been hard to hear but we’ll done to him for saving his life
The young bro should be proud off himself. And his big brother will never forget he saved his life and will cherish every min with his wee bro. Big respect to wer bro
@@Kitty-mb4hy Yeah, same. I tried a jump in my teens, and the handlebars/wheel turned unexpectedly. I got the biggest, darkest bruise in my inner thigh that I'll never forget, but I'm trying to imagine how it could break/cut/bust through his clothes, skin, muscle.
agreed, i did first aid and in school but it was a chosen activity, think it needs to be mandatory.... took it further after school which helps alot and allowed me to be able to volunteer with firedepartment which is always a bonus
I just learnt first aid by a lot of viewing experience and just taking in information, not the best but I know enough that I know what to do if a person gets impaled or wounded
I had an accident in 2006 puncturing my left femoral artery by my groin and spent a good few weeks in hospital and I was lucky to be alive the doctors said.the blood I lost was a hell of alot and it was spurting out like a fountain . well done to the lad who saved his brothers life.
A person has approximately !! 0.5 litres of blood per 7kgs of body weight or one pint of blood per stone (although this does not increase if someone is over weight). An ‘average’ adult has roughly 10 pints / 6 litres of blood - if they lose about a 5th of their blood volume it can cause the body to shut down and go into shock, by stage 3 a person with hypovolemic shock will have 30 to 40 percent, or 1500 to 2000 ml, blood loss.
The fact that he stayed so calm and cool during that is absolutely amazing. And to be so humble about literally saving a life shows his true character. You sir are a hero. You should become a paramedic and put that calm and collected approach to saving even more lives
Kian, what a lad. saved his brothers life and at 14, his knowledge is unreal. the way his brother is laughing and carrying on about it after shows his relief really
I really hope his brother chooses to be a medical professional. He did a perfect job. Well done young man, you deserve recognition for saving your brothers life.
NONYA Business we don’t say things like that, Because our job is to keep the patient calm. Anxiety can worsen medical conditions. Would you want to hear that you had a giant hole in your leg while your fighting for your life?
@@onepawatatime7925 exactly 💯 true this right here if the patient panicking their heart rate will go up with a huge hole in the leg which youre trying to slow the bleeding will pump out a lot quicker.
He hit his femoral artery which is one of the biggest artery in the body, if not prevented. He could be in shock. Thank God he has an awesome brother. That's why basic emergency aid is necessary.
From the perspective of focusing on the task at hand, a paramedic treating a total stranger is a whole lot easier than a kid providing first aid to a close family member. Well done to this young man for being a real life saver.
I thought he was a red head like his brother when he was laying on the ground, because he skin was so pale. I knew he’d be pale from blood loss but crikey! That sums up just how much blood he lost really when you see him thanking the air medics after, & seeing the natural colour of his skin compared to when he was lying on the ground. Huge well done to Kian, people often forget about the ones helping & left behind when the victim is taken away; it really does shake you up for a long time after (been there myself), he really kept his brother calm AND alive - all at 14 years of age! What an amazing young boy. I’m so glad he’s back on his feet with no longterm effects. Amazing what our bodies can go through & how they heal. This video did highlight something though.. why on earth are we never told our blood type?!! I’ve asked my doctors surgery before for mine but they don’t have it? So who does? I have disabilities & health issues, & wanted to keep it written down & in my purse at all times in case of any emergency. In the US most of my friends automatically know their blood type.. why is that not common knowledge for us here when it could save lives?! Food for thought! Thanks again to our wonderful air / paramedics x
You don't need to know your blood type because O Negative can be given to anyone. In an emergency situation such as this they generally only carry O Negative, once you get to the hospital you'll be cross matched and they'll figure out your blood type. Even if you know your blood type and have it written down, they can't trust that so they'll cross match you anyway, so it wouldn't make a difference.
A great outcome but it's easy to forget that in most places this sort of expensive and expert help isn't available. Thank you to everyone involved and his bigger little brother.
@@peterzingler6221 That is not even remotely true. Fewer than 25 countries can put up 5 jets in response to a military attack on the same day. Germany certainly can't. The average time on scene for a paramedic response in a rural area in a life threatening situation in the UK is 11 minutes and 14 seconds and 7 minutes and 13 seconds in an urban area. No, this is not available in every civilized country. The UK is geographically tiny, densely populated and very efficient in emergency response.
@@peterzingler6221 I live in Montana. I've been stranded in the mountains w an OOO car, no cell service, hours from anywhere, and hypothermia nipping at my buns. Honestly I ended up having great fun that weekend. But if either of us had injured ourselves? Done for. That's why you hear of so many people dying on ATVs or 4-wheelers or whatever you wanna call them around here. Sometimes, even if you have a radio phone, you're surrounded by homogenous wildnerness hours from nowhere and near impossible to find even by the time you're already dead. And if they do find you, the bill you get might v we'll make you wish you'd up and died. 10,000s of dollars just for the rescue, not even counting the healthcare. All told, an emergency may cost abt the same as a modest home.
They were two woman who wanted to help out and the area looked very remote so the chances are, they called the ambulance. And at 2:58, they also help out by holding Jake’s leg. I don’t think they were there for simple entertainment
Had this happen to a girl i know, in 7th grade she was riding down her road and her bike lost control. She ended up sliding on her side and getting impaled in her thigh by her handle bar. Thankfully someone was driving by and witnessed her in pain and pulled over to help. She is alive and well today thanks to those two ladies ❤
Ogden water is an absolutely beautiful place, it’s very local to me. I remember hearing this in our local Facebook group... the lad himself put it up. He said his brother doesn’t normally go with him... but he went that day for a change
What a fantastic RUclips clip! This has made my night! Full marks to the 14-year-old helping to save his 17-year-old brother! Tears in my eyes! Fantastic!
I've done this before where the brake lever went into my groin and I was 2mm away from my artery. I was so lucky and it's soo painful. I feel this kids pain
Massive respect to that brother and the bystanders helping out. Takes serious strength to stay calm in a situation like that! That's what brothers do for each other!
What a wonderful 14 year old. What a brave brother to keep calm and keep his brother alive. Even to ask about blood type shows he was switched on and clever. I hope this young lad goes into medicine. I hope this family love and respect him for forever. He deserves it x
That's why you need to get grip end caps, they are designed exactly for that, infact when youtubers test grips they very often try to punch like potatos or similar soft things to see how much it digs in
What an incredible young man and he was only 14. He kept so calm and focused. I sincerely hope this young man realises what an incredible thing he did. It was lovely to see the patient in p and about. Remarkable story. Thank You for sharing.
I think we have a paramedic in the making :) he 100% saved his brothers life his brother could have bleed out in less than 4 minutes, so happy this all ended well.
What an amazing young man to be able to stay calm after such a horrific accident happened to his brother. To be able to not panic and do what he needed to do until the paramedics arrived and to then be able to assist the paramedics as well and not even get squeamish at the horrific injury his brother sustained what a star! I really hope that when he is older he will become a paramedic or a doctor that specialises in trauma surgery I think he would be perfect for it!
It's rare for even grown adults to keep a cool head and do what needs to be done in a sudden trauma moment like this. Especially if it's someone important to you. He would make an excellent EMT. Jake is so lucky that his brother was with him.
the kids like saying to the paramedic “if it wasn’t for you I probably wouldn’t be here right now” when it’s literally his brother who is the one who saved him 💀
Brilliant and congratulations to your brother!! Maybe he should look into being a first responder with his calm clever thinking it will suit him. All the best from south wales.
I really hope his brother considers a career as a paramedic he did such an incredible job at saving his brother he didn’t even think twice about what he had to do he just got straight to it and acted accordingly ..an instinct that’ll take him very far as a medic
Rachel Lowther my older brother did the same there was a chopper and everything all I remember is being able to watch in the night garden while they were in the hospital
I wasn’t born yet but my mam always told us the story when he was in the ambulance he kept saying he could see a light but there wasn’t non on he died in the operating theatre but they brought him back to life now he is all good and healthy
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The brother should look into emergency services if he can stay level headed with his brother he can do it with anyone also gore doesn't bother him
Very true
I think you'll be surpized how levelheaded people can be in stressfull situations like this even if you would never expect them to.
I've witnessed 2 murders when i was 12.
Yes
@@lofiahh9983 oh that's horrible! I'm so sorry💔
One word for that kid.legend.
"legend"
@@boedhisenior5361 ok legend you happy
@Gail Breslin haha women on you tube
Haha not rly but thanks. Yeah I'm kian. Still riding to this day although just got a puncture which is a bit annoying
@@spacekii kian,your an absolute star for what you did,from a brother to a brother I'm proud and so should you be.more people than you know are proud of you.and I hope your brother is gunna get you your first pint in a few years.dont change mate your a strong headed guy.well done mate.
His brother is incredible.
"Does his blood type matter"
You could tell he was ready to try and give blood there and then.
Lmao saying something like that was really irrelevant. I'm just curious and thick
@@spacekii Nah, that's a good question. Might want to join a first aid organisation, you've already got more experience than most volunteers ;)
@@BreachingCharge I thought most of this was basic knowledge. Such as putting pressure on a wound and blood type being important
Retro Lad Now try apply basic know when you’re brother is in a life or death situation. Things are a little more difficult and you’d be surprised they way you act
@@spacekii Just like Peter said. It's a whole other world when it's a real world situation.
What we always teach eachother is that your skills are always equal to your worst performance when it actually matters. And you did a good job.
Keep it up, you're gonna go far in whatever you do.
Very impressed with his brothers medical knowledge and how he's stayed calm whilst under pressure
It makes me wonder how he learnt it was it though medical school or Games?
Pancake1OW tbf it’s common sense like if I got stabbed and the knife was stuck in me I wouldn’t pull the knife out otherwise the bleeding would get worse.
@@matteusparnell1428 but he did ask about the blood type and if it mattered and also he's done well to stay calm whilst under pressure
@@matteusparnell1428 true
@@pre_ow5494 Well I learned about blood type from biology class in High school and I learned first aid and CPR from Health class. I'm amazed he recalls the info but more so at how calm he was to be able to think about that info. I may know about certain things but if there is a time I need to remember I fear my panic may take over my brain.
Kian saving his brothers life then sees helicopter: “that’s the coolest shit ever”
*takes hands off wound*
Ah fuck
When?
Liyana Bari he explains at the end of the vid
a great way to ease the tension and the fear when the younger brother thought he was dying... just distract him with positive things.
@@blah__
Have a look at 7:30min 😉
Mad that he was so calm and took control of what was a scary situation. A future Medic IMO.
A Moment In Time Maybe future as nurse or doctor!
Was Thinking the same thing. Only 14 years old and managing to do that?! Amazing
Maybe an emt?
I really wasn't inside haha. U can see in my eyes that I'm shitting myself
@@spacekii That was you?! Dude, you are a fricking hero! You're going far in whatever you do! Never forget this!
Oh man, that brother won't ever win an argument ever again. "Well, I saved your life!"
Maria Foxmar lol yesss
Lol hahahahah yes
"Oh that's the last piece of pizza,i think i will eat it"
"WEEEEELL"
"OK i understand you can take it"
Use that one all the time
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It's weird, at the end of the video little bro looks like an innocent little kid again.
At the accident scene all I saw was a big 14-year-old man.
Adrenaline’s a hell of a drug
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@@callumlaw3379 Jake (Victim) was 17, and Kian (brother applying pressure) was 14.
@@gladialle your spot on their,its powerful stuff.
@@gladialle so true hahaa
The younger one is so sweet bless him that’s so much to go through and to hear his brother say “ I think this is it” must’ve been hard to hear but we’ll done to him for saving his life
thank god he wasnt on his own. It would be a whole other story if he hadn't been there.
Damn... I don't even wanna think about it...
Ya I he would had died if his brother wasn't there
The young bro should be proud off himself. And his big brother will never forget he saved his life and will cherish every min with his wee bro. Big respect to wer bro
No they will fight too but that's normal ☺️
This young mans brother is a hero !!! Amazing job by this young man !!
Don’t even know this kid and I burst out crying
Bit over the top imo
@@hazza.s2249 Some people are more emotional than others. I didn't cry today, but I usually cry for less than that.
Same! Cried and cried lol
Hazza.S22 some people are just criers
Funny Bunny fair enough
His brothers dying and he says “that’s the coolest shit ever” to the helicopter, that part had me crying🤣🤣
That's what shock does. I was in a car accident and was worried that I had broken my very cheap necklace !
Btw I am the 100th person to like your comment :)
How the hell can a bike handle puncture a leg? Especially through jeans!
That’s exactly what’s baffling me mate. Like wtf
I guess all it would take is the tinyest bit of sharp metal
It looks like where the rubber handle grips were it was hollowed out at the end
FUDDLEYP JONES force
Lots of force and if the bike doesn't have rubber going round the end of the handle the metal can scrape u easy.
oh my god that handle is so dull... i cant imagine how painful that was
Yeah exactly. I don't even understand how the boy impaled himself on something that dull.
@@Kitty-mb4hy Yeah, same. I tried a jump in my teens, and the handlebars/wheel turned unexpectedly. I got the biggest, darkest bruise in my inner thigh that I'll never forget, but I'm trying to imagine how it could break/cut/bust through his clothes, skin, muscle.
@@Kitty-mb4hy sheer force. And really unlucky circumstances
No matter how blunt it is. If you hit it with the right speed and force. You’ll definitely impale yourself on it.
Speed must have been a major factor in this accident to cause so much damage.
I think we need first aid taught in schools.
YaBoiLisandro yea, all we learn is useless stuff
reaghan gatta at my school we learned how to do cpr and packing wounds and a ton of other useful things that are super helpful in a pinch like this
agreed, i did first aid and in school but it was a chosen activity, think it needs to be mandatory.... took it further after school which helps alot and allowed me to be able to volunteer with firedepartment which is always a bonus
It use to be. I was certified CPR and first aid in 9th grade. Mandatory to pass health class then.
I just learnt first aid by a lot of viewing experience and just taking in information, not the best but I know enough that I know what to do if a person gets impaled or wounded
I had an accident in 2006 puncturing my left femoral artery by my groin and spent a good few weeks in hospital and I was lucky to be alive the doctors said.the blood I lost was a hell of alot and it was spurting out like a fountain . well done to the lad who saved his brothers life.
Wow😮Thank God that you were saved
Irrelevant
@@jamie.mcevoy What do you mean irrelevant
I'm glad you're alright
The femoral artery is the biggest artery in the caudal area
Perhaps there's a future for the brother in the Medical field. He did so well under pressure, but probably was running on adrenaline.
yup
That brother is one hell of a kickass dude!!!
To the people who were wondering: After you lose 2.5 litres of blood you're dead, and this lucky fella lost 2 litres
Nah, I lost 2.5l of blood until I arrived at the hospital and further 1l of blood throughout the surgeries
@@brothermatthew9242 u aint funny
@@USDinline You mustve had a very high hemoglobin level then (before you lost the blood)
@@brothermatthew9242 That's nothing. I once lost 13 swimming pools of blood and put the band aid on while still swimming in my blood!
A person has approximately !! 0.5 litres of blood per 7kgs of body weight or one pint of blood per stone (although this does not increase if someone is over weight). An ‘average’ adult has roughly 10 pints / 6 litres of blood - if they lose about a 5th of their blood volume it can cause the body to shut down and go into shock, by stage 3 a person with hypovolemic shock will have 30 to 40 percent, or 1500 to 2000 ml, blood loss.
The fact that he stayed so calm and cool during that is absolutely amazing. And to be so humble about literally saving a life shows his true character. You sir are a hero. You should become a paramedic and put that calm and collected approach to saving even more lives
Kian, what a lad. saved his brothers life and at 14, his knowledge is unreal. the way his brother is laughing and carrying on about it after shows his relief really
Everyone wishes they had a brother just like this lad what a hero deffinitive legend
I really hope his brother chooses to be a medical professional. He did a perfect job. Well done young man, you deserve recognition for saving your brothers life.
Things you don't want to hear a paramedic say: "oh my god that really is a hole"
It was his brother that said that. A paramedic would never say that
@@mattie_sizer7187 ah you're right. Although I have heard things along those lines from paramedics 😅
NONYA Business we don’t say things like that, Because our job is to keep the patient calm. Anxiety can worsen medical conditions. Would you want to hear that you had a giant hole in your leg while your fighting for your life?
@@onepawatatime7925 exactly 💯 true this right here if the patient panicking their heart rate will go up with a huge hole in the leg which youre trying to slow the bleeding will pump out a lot quicker.
That was Kian. He also added , are you there?
A brother to be proud off ... well done young man !
Fair play to his YOUNGER brother, kept calm every second of it, kept saying sorry to him when he did anything.
What an absolute fucking legend 👏
Mad respect to his younger brother
"Its a good thing I'd grown up" I agree, no little boy could have kept such a calm demeanor and level head in this situation. I see a man 🙂
That's what brothers are for. Magic
Aww his brother is so sweet!
He hit his femoral artery which is one of the biggest artery in the body, if not prevented. He could be in shock. Thank God he has an awesome brother. That's why basic emergency aid is necessary.
The humility in his brother is lovely
The respect I have for both these boys is immense
From the perspective of focusing on the task at hand, a paramedic treating a total stranger is a whole lot easier than a kid providing first aid to a close family member. Well done to this young man for being a real life saver.
I thought he was a red head like his brother when he was laying on the ground, because he skin was so pale. I knew he’d be pale from blood loss but crikey! That sums up just how much blood he lost really when you see him thanking the air medics after, & seeing the natural colour of his skin compared to when he was lying on the ground.
Huge well done to Kian, people often forget about the ones helping & left behind when the victim is taken away; it really does shake you up for a long time after (been there myself), he really kept his brother calm AND alive - all at 14 years of age! What an amazing young boy.
I’m so glad he’s back on his feet with no longterm effects. Amazing what our bodies can go through & how they heal.
This video did highlight something though.. why on earth are we never told our blood type?!! I’ve asked my doctors surgery before for mine but they don’t have it? So who does? I have disabilities & health issues, & wanted to keep it written down & in my purse at all times in case of any emergency. In the US most of my friends automatically know their blood type.. why is that not common knowledge for us here when it could save lives?! Food for thought!
Thanks again to our wonderful air / paramedics x
You don't need to know your blood type because O Negative can be given to anyone. In an emergency situation such as this they generally only carry O Negative, once you get to the hospital you'll be cross matched and they'll figure out your blood type.
Even if you know your blood type and have it written down, they can't trust that so they'll cross match you anyway, so it wouldn't make a difference.
I’m American, have had a fair number of blood transfusions, and I still have no clue what my blood type is. Lol. Oops. 😶
Bless the kids heart, He was constantly apologising!
A great outcome but it's easy to forget that in most places this sort of expensive and expert help isn't available. Thank you to everyone involved and his bigger little brother.
This is avaible in every single civilized country but OK
@@peterzingler6221 That is not even remotely true. Fewer than 25 countries can put up 5 jets in response to a military attack on the same day. Germany certainly can't. The average time on scene for a paramedic response in a rural area in a life threatening situation in the UK is 11 minutes and 14 seconds and 7 minutes and 13 seconds in an urban area. No, this is not available in every civilized country. The UK is geographically tiny, densely populated and very efficient in emergency response.
@@peterzingler6221 no, no it isn't. You haven't even the faintest clue what you're talking about
@@peterzingler6221 I live in Montana. I've been stranded in the mountains w an OOO car, no cell service, hours from anywhere, and hypothermia nipping at my buns. Honestly I ended up having great fun that weekend. But if either of us had injured ourselves? Done for. That's why you hear of so many people dying on ATVs or 4-wheelers or whatever you wanna call them around here. Sometimes, even if you have a radio phone, you're surrounded by homogenous wildnerness hours from nowhere and near impossible to find even by the time you're already dead. And if they do find you, the bill you get might v we'll make you wish you'd up and died. 10,000s of dollars just for the rescue, not even counting the healthcare. All told, an emergency may cost abt the same as a modest home.
its so cool of him thats hes just so chill and cool about this terrifying situation
Hope his brother was given some sort of award for everything he did. What a hero.
Can we just talk about the people just staring at this and getting in the way
I agree like moveeee
They were two woman who wanted to help out and the area looked very remote so the chances are, they called the ambulance. And at 2:58, they also help out by holding Jake’s leg. I don’t think they were there for simple entertainment
They were actually really helpful. One person gave me a headscarf to help with pressure on Jake's leg. I can only thank them
@@NA-ul8vb yeah you're right
Retro Lad are you the person who did this?
What an incredible brother he is.
As if you couldn’t love your brother any more. Superb job. Not everyone would of stepped up and remained calm.
Had this happen to a girl i know, in 7th grade she was riding down her road and her bike lost control. She ended up sliding on her side and getting impaled in her thigh by her handle bar. Thankfully someone was driving by and witnessed her in pain and pulled over to help. She is alive and well today thanks to those two ladies ❤
What a guy Kian Really saved his life, Jake is blessed to have him has a brother well done man ❤️❤️💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Big respect for the brother for keeping a cool head and keeping his brother alive until help came. Proud of him
What a great kid. He did everything perfectly.
His brother is amazing
Ogden water is an absolutely beautiful place, it’s very local to me. I remember hearing this in our local Facebook group... the lad himself put it up. He said his brother doesn’t normally go with him... but he went that day for a change
It's things like this which make me believe in fate. It's incredibly lucky he went with him that day
Sounds like a village in lord of the rings u got webbed feet?
Brother deserves a medal. Brave little bugger
JESUS THATS BAD THANK GOD HE WERNT ALONE
English ??
@@jackvoodoo2900 jeezus, that's bad. thank god he wasn't alone
He must be happy to have a brother like him that saved his leg and life
What a brother! What a legend! 👏
What a fantastic RUclips clip! This has made my night! Full marks to the 14-year-old helping to save his 17-year-old brother! Tears in my eyes! Fantastic!
I've done this before where the brake lever went into my groin and I was 2mm away from my artery. I was so lucky and it's soo painful. I feel this kids pain
Your brother is a real hero! 🙌🤩
What a awesome boy! Not everyone are able to be so calm in this situations like he was.
Lovely family, so glad they're both doing okay now. So very brave, and thank you to the NHS and these paramedics!
Wow!! The brother, a hero.
Every thing could have happened but that young man was lucky having a so brave, full of initiative brother. A role model.
Massive respect to that brother and the bystanders helping out. Takes serious strength to stay calm in a situation like that! That's what brothers do for each other!
What a wonderful 14 year old. What a brave brother to keep calm and keep his brother alive.
Even to ask about blood type shows he was switched on and clever. I hope this young lad goes into medicine. I hope this family love and respect him for forever. He deserves it x
what a freak accident, who knew a handlebar can just impale a leg like that
That's why you need to get grip end caps, they are designed exactly for that, infact when youtubers test grips they very often try to punch like potatos or similar soft things to see how much it digs in
my buddy tore open his stomach and spilled his guts onto the ground from landing on his BMX handlebars
Prod. SlapHappy ouchhh. I hope your friend is better.
@@piney_studios Yes he recovered fine, luckily it was at his own house and not out on a trail.
Happens often. But yeah its freaky
My entire heart feels for this💛 Life is incredibly precious and the people involved are greatly appreciated.
I love this kids brother. To be able to stay so calm at such a young age is extremely admirable. Hats off man
Oh my god i am crying while watching this..i cannot control my tears
What an incredible young man and he was only 14. He kept so calm and focused. I sincerely hope this young man realises what an incredible thing he did. It was lovely to see the patient in p and about. Remarkable story. Thank You for sharing.
Awesome what his brother did at a moment like that well done lad I think that is a calling for your future
That brother is a super hero!!! I really hope my boys take care of each other like this if they're ever in an emergency. This momma shed some tears.
I think the younger brother has a career in the medical field ahead of him.
I'm amazed with the brother he is so calm and know what to do by just putting pressure in the wound! That helps a lot!
When the brother looked at the cama at 2:06 i went 😳
Think he was pissed off ngl
Jake's brother is a hero, even tho he probably doesn't consider himself as one. Well done lad, you saved your brother's life.
Awesome job big brother & Helicopter Team!
What a joy to watch a Happy End.
Thanks.
Congratulations to not only his brother for saving his life but to The EMTS that showed up and saved him.❤️
I'm an O- blood donor. Just hope I'm helping a little bit
You are true hero giving blood
You are legendary, thank you so much 💕
Yes you are a hero, Thank You 🙏 for giving blood, truly selfless!! ♥️
@@elouise8370 at 20 donations and counting ❤
I think we have a paramedic in the making :) he 100% saved his brothers life his brother could have bleed out in less than 4 minutes, so happy this all ended well.
I can’t imagine the pain he must be feeling. 😢
What an amazing young man to be able to stay calm after such a horrific accident happened to his brother. To be able to not panic and do what he needed to do until the paramedics arrived and to then be able to assist the paramedics as well and not even get squeamish at the horrific injury his brother sustained what a star! I really hope that when he is older he will become a paramedic or a doctor that specialises in trauma surgery I think he would be perfect for it!
Well done young man! So proud of this stranger 💕
It was his brother not a stranger
timhanna40 a stranger to me though
The 14 yr. Old did an amazing job and stayed calm. Good job buddy!
Well done mate
It's rare for even grown adults to keep a cool head and do what needs to be done in a sudden trauma moment like this. Especially if it's someone important to you. He would make an excellent EMT. Jake is so lucky that his brother was with him.
the kids like saying to the paramedic “if it wasn’t for you I probably wouldn’t be here right now” when it’s literally his brother who is the one who saved him 💀
Your a bloody legend u saved his life mad respect
What a good kid
"Your a hero mate, ya saved 'is life"
"Never thought of meself like tha"
Fair play to his brother...I would do the same for my brother,absolute legend
The brother is 14? Wtf
init he looks older
wow!@@kboctv9707
I'm 13 and I have been mistaken for a adult before.
Hard paper round
@@dennisdartfan1726 well said spoken like a true adult
Wow! What an amazing job of his brother!!! I appreciate this story so much!
Brilliant and congratulations to your brother!! Maybe he should look into being a first responder with his calm clever thinking it will suit him. All the best from south wales.
This made me Cry! God Bless that Boy for thinking on his feet that Day and Saving his Brothers Life!!!!
That boy is amazing if it wasn’t for him he would not be alive
glad you are better.....well done to your brother.....stay safe xxx
I really hope his brother considers a career as a paramedic he did such an incredible job at saving his brother he didn’t even think twice about what he had to do he just got straight to it and acted accordingly ..an instinct that’ll take him very far as a medic
Glad he made a full recovery younger brother saved his life and was cool has they come under
pressure you are a hero.
My older brother who is 19 now went through a glass door when he was 3 and his artery was hit my gran saved his life
Rachel Lowther my older brother did the same there was a chopper and everything all I remember is being able to watch in the night garden while they were in the hospital
I wasn’t born yet but my mam always told us the story when he was in the ambulance he kept saying he could see a light but there wasn’t non on he died in the operating theatre but they brought him back to life now he is all good and healthy
Damn what a couple of calm and quick thinking kids. Good brother he's so young too.
“Oh my god, that really is a hole” poor lad😂
What an amazing brother! Such a fine young man.
Is it just me or did anyone’s leg start tingling
Brilliant kid pure brotherly love ❤️❤️❤️👍