Elderly Patients' Hospital Journeys - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S09 E06
Witness the emotional journeys of elderly patients in an A&E department. From falls to chest infections, watch their resilience and the tough decisions they face. Discover the power of family, love, and the complexities of ageing in this heartfelt episode of 24 Hours in A&E.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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Barry’s story just broke my heart, what a beautiful couple they are. Life can be miraculous but so cruel sometimes.
The family of David’s must have such a joyous family life. To be able to turn an unfortunate turn of events to comic relief is well I couldn’t stop laughing with her!
His wife seems to be a lovely person
I suffer from night terrores diagnosed as ptsd. I hace to sleep un a different room
Poor David who fell down the stairs…He will NEVER live this one down! When his wife told what happened, I cracked up…then what Linda did to him with that little itty bitty towel, OMYGOODNESS…I cracked up!
Right?? Im crying laughing at her laughing about it. 😂❤
They are hilarious😂 laughed so hard! Both with great sense of humor!
I love David’s wife 😅she’s so cute 🥰 😂😂😂
David and his wife, hilarious. I laughed so hard when she was telling the story laughing the entire time. ❤
Jane telling he was naked when he fell. I was laughing so hard. So funny. ❤
Irene and Barrie are magnificent people.
Seeing Barrie smile - perfect……❤
My mother was born in 1931 in the Depression era. As she was the eldest daughter, she was sent to live with a childless aunt. Her older brother could work, and her younger siblings needed the most care. She never got over feeling she was the disposable one. David's mixed emotions are so understandable.
What terrible things people have said about the adopted children. But the mother sounded so warm and full of love
There are some ignorant people around.. My son has always been my baby, since the first time I saw him.,, ❤
I just adore Irene and Barrie. What a lovely couple with a beautiful family.
My Dad, in his 80's thought he could do the same things he did in his 30's & 40's. I had to call the power company to tell them he was determined to move the power pole that was in the brook. They actually came out to the house & told him not to touch the poles. He wasn't happy. He did a lot in his lifetime especially outdoors. I take after him. Glad he was my Dad.
I "helped" my dad do some DIY when he was 96...I got to wield the paintbrush while he used the power tools!! He was amazing with wiring the house to put speakers in several rooms after they moved in, made some of their furniture and was an attorney/CPA. He loved doing DIY and I'm sure he missed it for the last 2-3 years of his life when he was no longer physically capable of doing the things he wanted to do. So glad he taught me how to use his power tools! Sounds like we both had great dads!
The doctor talking to Barrie’s wife is a saint. Huge amount of empathy.
I love David's wife. She's great.
I just love Simon and everyone else. I love how they feature a staff member on every episode in addition to all the patients and loved ones.
OMG Barrie and Irene had me bawling my eyes out. Thank God he made it through! What a sweet couple!
It’s sad that Barrie’s wife didn’t think she was attractive enough to have a guy fall in love with her 😢. She’s a lovely person inside and out!❤
So sad. What a sweet couple ❤
She looks lovely
There’s a definite love between the two ❤
Barrie really won the jackpot with that fine, beautiful, loving and loyal wife
She really is a sweetheart. Sad to say it it does happen at people don’t feel that they’re attractive enough or the personality is in nice one because they can’t get someone to fall in love with them. I did it and I ended up marrying the first guy who said he loved me. Two weeks after we were married that’s when the abuse started and it went so far as me losing my hearing in my left ear from a beating, thankfully, only a year and 10 months after we were married. We had a little boy that I had full custody out, and I made it so that my son didn’t see his father again after three years old as I noticed changes in my son when he got back from visitations with his father. My son now is 40 and when he was four years old, he started telling me things his dad did and his dad abused him and grandfather, abused him, locking him in, a bedroom when it was dark at night or in the afternoon putting them in a closet keep them there I’m talking two and three years old. What kind of people do that to a little innocent person when my son was six years old I married my knight and shining armour . We were together right up to his death. We were 16 years apart, but we had a great time together. We had a son together and we used to do so much on the weekends and we had a great family life. It was the four of us against the world. ☺️ It was just three years ago that my husband passed away on our front lawn and he’s missed dearly. We were married 30 years 355 days.🥰
Irene and Barry Really pulled my heart strings. I just wanted to hug Irene and comfort her. 😢
I adore Barrie and Irene. What beautiful people, with a beautiful family. Sending love from Australia. x
What a huge difference in feelings i had! Irene and Barrie had me all over the place! Love for their adopted children. Anger at the foolish and idiotic comments made towards them! Ecstatic at Irene getting pregnant! Crying for the decision to DNR. Then joy at seeing him doing so well!! I was hoping we could have met their children ❤️
I would love to be friends with David, his wife and family…how funny they would be 😂
Ah Barrie… I was holding my breath as to the outcome, but when I saw the crochet…I knew everything was ok. The other two gentlemen’s stories were also fascinating. Very impactful stories about life.
And that is why I tell hubby to wear something to bed in case of some sort of emergency. 🤣
When my brother in law broke his hip, I stayed with him so my sister could go home for a bit. He would pull EVERYTHING off including gown, iv's, cather Everything. Then if a nurse came in, he would cover his privates with his hand. He was a lay preacher, so it was so against his norm. Man! I miss that man! He worked until age 79, broke hip one month later and died 6 months after that. He still sang at church and preached whenever our pastor was out of town. Was supposed to preach the day after he died.
Thoroughly appreciate the uploads mate. Cheers.
Absolutely, love this series.
Me also!
What wonderful people on this episode. So good to see Barry back home and looking so much better and spritely too. The subject of DNR should be something that every has as an adult no matter the age. If faced with that situation having talked about resuscitation beforehand makes the decision making so much easier during an already stressful time. I've faced this situation twice, with my mother who died and husband who had emergency heart surgery. Knowing the other person's wishes relieves the burden of decision making on other family members and their guilt of wondering if they made the right decision or not.
Barrie and his wife, omg so heartbreaking, in this episode, geez I'm glad he's home
What absolutely wonderful couples. Love Irene and Barrie, such beautiful souls and their children, adorable. You are both amazing parents to all your children. ❤
Love Jane and David, too. Jane did make me laugh at the expensive of her hubby, lol. Laughter, the best medicine, hey!
This program is so important…so many parts of life are hidden away and we are ill -prepared to face them. I’m so struck by how loving and decent these people are. Wishing them peace 🌿❤️. Big hugs to Barrie and David.
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I was adopted as a baby. I knew i had half sisters & a half brother. I've met them now just a couple years ago. Getting to know them has made me come to realize i had a much better life than them. Not perfect but way better. I rejoice. After 70 years of not knowing i am completely at peace with it all. Adoption is a wonderful thing
The mean-spiritedness & ignorance shown by some people about adopting unfortunately hasn't changed.
As my mother said, a baby is a baby.
Irene & Barry were perfect parents
David and Jane, you are beautiful people.
Some real characters in this episode!
Bob is just like my dad was. He was always getting out there doing things that were no longer safe for him. It drove me crazy because I just wanted him to wait for me to help. He was the best, a wonderful guy. He taught me so much, but he sure was stubborn.
Bob has such young eyes. So blue. I love hearing how all of the couples met
The back stories are so touching. I enjoyed working in a hospital.
Bless her, she handled that scary subject with courage.
Terribly difficult conversation to have. The farther away from "that time", the easier and better it is for everyone. She did do it very well.
I took care of my husband and then my mother and we discussed these things a lot while in fairly good health. I think it helped to talk about such things while we had plenty of time. It prepares is all
Irene is such a lovely woman. She has a way with words. I can see that she is a wonderful wife and mother. As Barrie is a wonderful father.
this episode was really touching. it had me crying, and i was very happy to see the elderly man made it and is in good health now...... truly touched my heart. thank you
The gentleman' s wife is so funny. Shes a likable person and i enjoyed listening to her. She had me chuckling every time she spoke. Truly enjoyed her.
That was a very emotional episode and yet it had a lot of wit. Excellent job everyone.
Poor David. I understand sometimes stress relief is needed. However, the whole world doesn't need to know in what state the patient was in.
I watch these with the hope that as my parents age, I have the courage and grace to help them.
I love hospital videos.
This was a beautiful heartwarming episode. ❤
Simon, you are such a caring person. It is lovely the way you explain what you are given to the patient and why. That, in itself, can be so reassuring. Bless you.
One day, you will find your lufe partner.
My experience gas been that when you stop looking, that is when they come into your life .
I think this is my favorite episode.
It’s sad when people get to end of life stage. Not very often does and elderly comes back to their quality of life. I’ve now had to make this decision 2times. It’s never easy but we have to think about our loved ones
DAVID SAYS IT WAS A BEACH TOWL!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bob's grandson could be a twin of one of my nephews. Not only physically but personality as well.
You could get a good idea of Barrie's condition when they drew his blood. Poor oxygenation.
Scary situation
Thank you for a great video and please keep them coming. I used to work as a nurse in the ER and I miss it.
What a great ending. I can stop crying now☺️
Such a wonderful series. I enjoy it very much
David’s wife is a hoot 😅
I know this is an old video, I mean, this was taken maybe last 2015 or 2016; that time the medical staff doesn’t wear masks especially around people that was coughing bad. Nowadays, if I am coughing then I wear a masks if I am out in public. In fact, during a church service/mass, I cough a little and the person in front of me moved to the center of the pew she was in, and during the peace sign she saw me wearing a mask
This doc is fantastic! It’s so original!
All you ppl who live in the UK.. 5:01 why did the wife call 111 instead of 999? Isnt 999 the emergency number??
111 is like the information line to see if they should call 999 from what I have watched. Then 111 can call 999 or transfer the call to them to get that person the help they need. Kinda like a non emergency line. I think.
@@crohniequeenab thank you
111 is non emergancy helpline, so you can get advice, talk to a doctor or request an emergancy prescription if you have ran out of your medication@@maryscott9430
Love this series and even the music is great!
Is it standard to check for dysphagia/aspiration for elderly people with recurrent chest infections in the UK.
Another amazing episode.
❤ Simon
David makes me think of Robin Williams.
Another thing that so sad, is that couples 'avoid' discussing end of life options BEFORE it's necessary! It should be something that couples are able to talk about, their whole LIVES LONG! It's a natural and inevitable event - someone is going to die and it's usually one before the other. I'm an Aged Care Nurse and death is no stranger to me. I have a 'living will' which all my children have a copy of and I have a tattoo on my chest which reads D.N.R. (Do Not Resuscitate)
I have a will, living will and a DNr as well. I have for years. It’s not a decision I would put on my children or spouse.
@@CW1002
Ditto.
I too kicked the wall in my sleep. I broke 2 toes 🫣😂🥴
Feels and pray for Barry's
I now God never fails
Jesus thought Barry's
David you are in my prayer that Jesus hills you
Thanks amen😊
I can't understand why they don't have oxygen on Barry, especially since he has trouble breathing!?!?!?!?
Poor Barry every time they show him the pillow is arranged differently. He looks uncomfortable
LOL!!!!! POOR DAVID!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What is wrong with his hands
Watch and find out.
I feel so sorry for Barrie and the other people but Berrie is in bad shape
Oops! That nurse said the quiet part out loud! The truth about Government run healthcare is that they don’t treat elderly patients the same as younger ones! Sorry chaps, you’re too old to bother with- good luck!
Same with every kind of healthcare. It’s no different in the US.