This Clip Could Save Your Life - The Russell Howard Hour
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This week Russell tackles the silent killer known as embarrassment
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*Russell* : "I'm the boy that lived!"
*me* : "I think we both watched very different versions of the Harry Potter movies"
Ben Knight LOL YESS
We need to remake Harry Potter with Russel Howard instead of Harry.
"Expellianus!"
"Engorgio! Engorgio! Protego! Now, I'll have you moaning more than Myrtle."
I'd like this but it's got 666 likes and it's too perfect
So much respect for telling that story to raise awareness!
Like some people need to wear gloves in bed ;-)
@Lucas Gawor r/woosh nigga
How did he not relise he had smelly fingers in the morning?
Its not a real story. Its stand up comedy
@@lewis0705 I dont think they get that lol
"Concerns over smell"
If the scent is super strong, there may be something actually wrong.
So going to the gynaecologist would actually be a smart thing.
And they've definetly seen weirder
Dutchik trust me there’s a thing such as an ugly vagina, and gynaecologists see em all, good bad wrong fish fillet ect.
Dutchik weirder implies that someone is the weirdest
Generic Beast There's always a bigger (or weirder) fish
Frederik but that means someone will have to be the most weird
There was a girl on embarrassing bodies years ago whose vagina had separated so she had 2, 1 per ovary and she went on public television with it. if she can do that you can go to the gynaecologist...
I work for the NHS - trust me doctor nurse health care asssistant porter receptionist call handlers - we talk about EVERYTHING - there is NOTHING - that embarrasses us. We are unshockable - apart from people who put action figures up their bum - we still can't figure that out but we'll still help you
😂😂😂 you legend
+Susie English
I know, you kindof people are amazing.
I once peed in a cup for a urine-test for bladderinfections. The doctor had assured me the seam on the cup (that seemed to be suspicious) was totally fine.
I then enthusiastically smashed the cup on the counter, and out of nervousness more screaming than saying; 'Héééres my urinesample!'
Turns out the seam was not a seam, but a crack. The cup more or less exploded and both elderly ladies were covered up to their turtlenecks in the pee, while it somehow álso soaked the documents they had been writing. I don't know, but there was só much urine in that cup.
And I shit you not, the lady on the left gets her personal coffeemug (that was completely dry and empty, she was about to get coffee, but hadn't gotten around to doing that yet) and holds it under the stream of urine pouring out of the cup.
She 'catches' the last bit of urine in her mug, hurries to the kitchen, while the other lady is trying to wipe her glasses clean and tells the lady on the phone that there is 'an issue with the documents, I have to call back later.'
Meanwhile I'm trying to apologize for everything, the people on the waiting-bench are laughing their bums off and the adorable lady comes back with a test-strip and her coffeemug, going; 'I tested it for you, it is a bladderinfection, I'll print you a recipe!'
She was drenched in my pee and she still took hér personal coffeemug to catch the last drops of my urine and test it for bladderinfection. I mean come on...that's a professional.
@@Widdekuu91 I love this story baha
Except for the part where you had a bladder infection
@@Widdekuu91 I am crying! I had an awful day so far, so thank you for this! The way you told it makes it ten times funnier, you legend!
@@EchoSappho Thankyou! I'm glad you enjoyed the story. I'm able to laugh about it as well now, haha. I hope your day gets better tomorrow! :-)
That sleep expert is going to need therapy now.
Nah, the whole point of Russell's rant is that such experts have literally seen everything before so they wouldn't have been fazed by it at all.
@@MrDannyDetail Good point.
He will need.....
Sleep therapy
Trust me sleep experts have seen it all
That was a good conclusion - "it's better to be red faced than blue."
I think Russel Howard makes very good conclusions that help his point stick in the persons head
Or in his case, the arse.
@@Atomic_Haggis Let's just hope that the conclusion isn't too large...
Aine Joubert at least the point didn’t stick up their ass amirite?
I'm a smerf tho
That line alone is legendary. I work in healthcare and I can say it's true: we're not here to judge; we're here to help people.
I feel like, given the time and resources, Russell Howard could singlehandedly solve all the world's problems.
Yes, when did socialism ever do anything wrong?
1 like of 666 likes
824 like 👍
@@bobmalone3726 I don't believe socialism has ever actually been tried....hell communism hasn't really been tried its been abused but not actually tried.
DR 216 It has been tried, the system is initially flawed. Think about it- the seizing of the means of production, the people that own that stuff aren’t going to want to just hand it over, therefore there must be violence involved. Also putting all power into the hands of one person will almost always end in corruption. If it’s that easy to abuse then how good is it really?
This man is an absolute legend.
Imogen Gould absolute*
Oversized biscuit
So is spelling
@autism cop - sorry about that. :)
‘cough cough’ complaining about the liquid in tampon ads being blue
During a self check I found a lump on one of my testicles. I was embarrassed but more terrified of what it might be so went to the doctor, was referred for a scan and was told it was just a small cyst. Why anyone would take chances with their health baffles me. Take care of yourselves!
Brydon Sinclair - I'm glad it wasnt serious, good on your for getting it checked 👍👍
Because nobody thinks that it will happen to them, but glad your okay
Brydon Sinclair a cyst is basically a big pocket of puss with a sack at its centre, so basically it’s a 3rd bollock.
I literally had that the exact same thing happen to me and i was terrified of what it could be but luckly it was a cyst, i never felt so relieved in my life.
Mate what was the treatment if I might ask? I've always wondered if you'd drain a cyst in that area; the thought is painful lol
I love that Russell talks about serious issues and adds a bit of comedy!
I think that's how he manages to get the message across so well!
I just love that in this clip hes perfectly fine with the audience laughing at him and that he can see the funny side of it
The women don’t leak anti freeze killed me
Thanks for the likes 😂
But if a woman did leak antifreeze it would kill her.
squiddy mc squid face r/whoosh
Don't quote me on this, I'm running on caffeine hours of sleep and I don't think I'm able to close my eyes anymore, let alone produce antifreeze to leak once a month.
squiddy mc squid face just shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhut up
No.
I'm glad russle got to the BOTTOM of his problem 😉
@Zed because it's a bad joke
I salute you!
I hate this comment 😂😂😂
I guess he was hiding his condition *OR*
*being silent but deadly*
I show respect to this joke 🤣
Took me 9 years to get the courage to tell a doctor my back hurts to have sex. Kyphoscoliosis. My spine is so bent now it has pushed my shoulder blade out to my side and my shoulder dislocates when I pick up my babies. Thank you to this man for raising awareness
@my name is my name ?
Ouch
Tartan Tink you must really have been pounded...
You must've been in so much pain!!! I hope you're getting the help you need now!!
That can be fixed.
Welcome back Russell Howard!
As someone who put off telling anyone that i found a lump in my breast when i was 17. Get it over with, it turned out i was fine and have mastitis (lumpy breast tissue) which a lit of women do have. But to ease the embarrassment, you will never be more embarrassed than i was when, topless, lying on my side with my left hand over my head waiting for the nurse to start scanning: i whispered 'draw me like one of your french girls'. Safe to say I've forced myself to learn how to keep my mouth closed when I'm uncomfortable from now on. 😭😂🤦♀️
HAHHA YOURE A LEGEND LOL 😂😂😂
😭😭😭😭
This is a mental health thing for me but the other day I was told I have Borderline personality disorder, and I was so scared to be told this, even though I knew it was the truth and now, I can get the help I need. So to anyone reading this, if you know you have something wrong with you, doesn't matter if it's mentally or physically, please see your doctor! They will not judge you, my doctor is the nicest person, she just listened to me and give me advice and it was so nice to just let it all out.
I got my diagnosis for BPD a few years ago. If you ever need someone to talk to or just to vent, let me know. Hope you're doing well
@@roisinlivingstone6777 thank you ❤
BPD is tough but from one random stranger to another, you can manage it and you shouldn't be alarmed by the diagnosis, that will help with the management as the first step
@@CassandraMiddlemiss I found that things made a lot more sense once I got my diagnosis. Before that I didn't understand what was happening to me. But after I was able to accept it, make sense of it and start working on getting better
I was officially diagnosed in July, tbh it was a relief because it explained so much and made me feel less mental! I'm pretty open about telling people, and I'm really glad my closest friends know because they're much less exasperated and much more empathetic now :)
Those figures are staggering! Do your smear tests, girls, have your prostate checked, guys, don't wait until you have a symptom. Prevention is better than cure. Organize a day or a night out after you've been to see a specialist and celebrate being simply alive and well.
Meanwhile here in America myself and many others don't go to the doctor because of how expensive it is, rather than just from embarrassment
When he mentioned how many people don't go to the doctor because of embarrassment I thought to myself that there must be some Fox News pundit or something similar who cites the numbers of doctor's visits in the UK and states that it's not such a big deal that people in the US can't afford to see a doctor, because even people who can afford it eventually find out that they don't need to see a doctor this often and that this is why even people in the UK don't go see a doctor so much.
In California emergency is free. That is, people go there for non-emergency and get seen last, but for free.
The thing I will never understand about the US is that so many people would rather have a gun than free health care. If I moved to the US right now I probably wouldn't be able to afford the medication for my epilepsy and I'd be having at least 4 seizures a day.
Of course! We should definitely get rid of the basic right to gun ownership to implement non functional socialist systems. That was sarcasm. We really shouldn’t.
@@bobmalone3726 The US spends around double per capita on healthcare than all other western countries. Almost the entire world has either free (at the point of use) or universal care (most countries have both). The countries that don't are concentrated in Africa.
As we all know, almost every country in Europe, the Americas, and even Asia have non-functional socialist systems. That was sarcasm. They really don't.
You've inspired me to go to the doctors,I'm 17 and I get migraines almost everyday... And now I'm considering on going after this, thank you Russell xx
migranes?? is that it..
Review Maplin yeah idk if you've grown to realise this in the last 7 months but daily migraines aren't normal lmao idk why you're asking 'is that it' like it's something everyone gets?? sure it may not be life threatening but like... have you ever had a migraine? not nice!!
One year ago from my own comment, I got my migraines sorted it turns out I have anaemia and, I was really dehydrated but now that I’ve changed my life around and been eating properly and going to gym I’m better, and this is all down to Russel 💕💕
@@Theblissy Aw this is fantastic. Glad to hear that. Almost a year from your comment. (I really hope you're still doing good if not this is gonna get real awkward real fast.)
That's a sweet man! Omg, that was adorable! Also, possibly the best brother ever?
I have a condition called Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) which causes cysts on my ovaries, hormone imbalance, irregular periods, acne, hirsutism, hair loss from the head, weight gain and difficulty losing weight. I've been having symptoms since I was 11 but I didn't go to the doctors until I was 16 bc I was so embarrassed. Two years of tests later, I was diagnosed with PCOS at age 18. I'm now 20 and getting regular treatment for my condition from dieticians, endocrinologists and gynaecologists. I'm so glad I went to the doctors now bc I might have saved my fertility for the future. Also, at one point, they thought I could have Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia instead which is apparently far more serious. I can't imagine what would happen if I'd had that instead and had never went to the doctors. I'm so so so glad I went.
Also, my stepmum refused to go to the doctors about a mole she had recently so we had to make her go and when she did, they agreed it didn't look right and she had a biopsy taken. It was skin cancer. Her life was saved by a simple visit to the doctors. Always check things out, no exceptions.
xotbirdox I’m 14 and I ain’t goin
“It’s better to be red faced than blue” ❤️
The most heartbreaking problem is that sometimes we go to the doctors and they dont believe us
Mel It’s really sad I had gone to the neurologist because I have a rare type of epilepsy that I don’t convulse anyway the first doctor said I was having panic attacks and I went to a different doctor and they said that I had epilepsy needless to say that was 2 years ago and I haven’t had a seizure since they put me on meds
If your doctor doesnt beleive you, I think they should be checked by the board tbh
I have that all the time. I just end up crying and they look at me like what is this person doing.
@@stayforthepeelpronpls4774 Dont lose hope though. Its taken me 10 years but I finally have a doctor who has taken me seriously.
Props to him for actually sharing this. If I had this secret, I would take it to the grave with me
After hearing russell's doctor story I can't be the only one questioning whether russell is dating a male or female doctor
ZX T female - he’s talked about her a lot in his comedy.
@@xSmorgesx To be fair I wondered the same thing as ZX T, and I don't recall Russell mentioning a partner before, though I have a couple of his DVDs and have watched Russell Howard's Good News quite a lot.
MrDannydoodah he’s talked about a holiday where “she” delivered a baby while his brother and him played murder ball. And other times he’s said things that made it clear. Also her name is Cerys Morgan and she’s definitely a woman 🤷🏼♀️
It doesn't make a guy gay if he likes things up his bum. The male "G spot" is up there. A lot of straight guys like things up their bums though I'd never heard of this before.
He's straight
Well, that's one way to find out you're a natural bottom 😏
Seriously though, welcome back Russ! 🤩
If only. If bum him any day of the week
True
don’t
Shut the fuck up
@@yeeyeeasshaircut49 Someone got triggerred by a year old comment lmao
This video is a public good. Russell is s national treasure.
Can we make that international?🥺 US viewer here
My brother listed his symptoms to his mate, who googled them, and said that he was going to die in two days. Took him to the doctor. Not kidney failure. A cold.
My Dr is about 7 ft no joke, with shovel sized hands. If I can get through him doing my smear, ladies and gents, you can survive getting your bits checked out.
Usually they get female doctors to do a smear
@@aurora_skye I actually got my last one done by the same male who delivered my youngest child. Hes a great dr :3
Fantastic point, but if you don't want to see your doctor, I might!
I read "Dr" as "Dad" and was very confused.
@@SnowofLight oh good, i wasnt the only one
Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. He spreads awareness but also adds a personal touch. The perfect way to go about it. And that ending line. Bravo indeed!
5:53 That’s such a heartbreakingly sweet story.
Me and my siblings are all grown adults in our 20’s and 30’s and we’ll still crawl in bed with each other, or even with our mom, if one of us is having a bad day for whatever reason. We’ll cuddle, cry together and give pep talks. So I really love that story.
Even the fingering his own asshole part?
"Even if they do smell, which I doubt they do"
*sweats nervously*
But Russell... the blue liquid makes me feel so DECADENT. Almost like I'm SPOILING MYSELF.
I love that Russell talked about this. They're not going to approach you with a canary literally killed me. I've never seen a comedian so consistently brilliant. There's not one episode of his show that didn't leave me crying because I was laughing so hard.
No Russ don't wear gloves, wear mittens 😂😂😂
Or atleast put lube on
I was thinking the exact same 😅😅
The gloves are to stop his fingernails cutting him up inside.
Just when I thought you couldn’t make me laugh about a topic, BAM... I’m laughing, crying and respecting you all at the same time. Thank you Russ for sharing such a personal story. I hope this inspires more people to seek medical attention.
At 13yrs old i found a fist sized lump in my sac, due to embarrassment decided i would rather die than go to dr and told myself it was cancer... at 19 i decided as i was still alive to go to dr and was told it was all due to too much blood in and not enough out which was swelling the veins. 15min minor op and all back to normal and an interesting story to tell about my titanium implants and how i got them lol. Don’t let embarrassment prevent you from getting help. The what ifs are worse than the reality of actually going and getting it fixed.
Zed my friends call me borg balls 😅 i have titanium wires wrapped around the veins. Reduces the blood flow. Before u ask they dont set off metal detectors but would be funny if they did lol
@@MrTakeshi763 yea but do you set of one of thous full body scanners? They are bit more incense than metal detectors
Marika Kutaladze nah they are fine. Have implants all over and nvr had any issues with scanners
This sounds stupid, but after about 2 years of struggling to see, I finally went to spec savers. If I had gone earlier, my sight wouldn't be so damaged. This even bothered me during GCSEs honestly just go to the doctors, you might in theory lose your dignity, but by doing so, you save your life. Keeping shit to yourself isn't helping you or anybody. At some point it's going to pop its ugly little head, and that dignity you were trying to preserve goes down the drain along with your wellbeing.
Well done Mellon nuggets!
It's hard to do anything when you can't see properly.
In preschool I didn't have any problems, but when I started 1st grade my mother got reports that I acted up more and more in the classroom and was moved further back due to bad behaviour. She took me twice to the doctors at the hospital for an eye examination with they saying no glasses needed. Not satisfied with the answers she took me to where she got her glasses and got me checked. I needed glasses immediately. After that I could follow the instructions in the classroom. If you're still having problems, get a second opinion.
Good luck.
Should’ve gone to spec savers
@@LeonieJMerry I totally agree, a lot of us pay for NHS but are reluctant to see the doctor cause as you said we think oh well it'll clear up eventually and we don't want to be a bother, perhaps your problem is really weird and out there and you're a bit embarrassed. But just go anyway, what have you got to lose honestly. Update: I've gotten my glasses now I can see EVERYTHING. Anyway, have a good day guys.
Mellon nuggets yes!!! I'm incredibly short-sighted and I thank my year 7 geography teacher everyday bc without him, I wouldn't have gone to the opticians. My eyesight would prob be even worse than it is now and I'm already considered severe so
Shoulda gone to Specsavers
OMG I bet his brother was really scared. When I had surgery for a defect that makes it hard for me to breath, the first few nights back home I kept having panic attacks because I thought I was going to suffocate in my sleep
Absolute legend, speaks the truth for all who can't speak for themselves.
I've waited almost a year for this show to come back! I live in the US and so I have to watch my fav British comedians via RUclips
I have epilepsy and honestly that story about his brother made me cry and laugh which shows the power of a comedian
The problem is when you finally do go to the Doctor's because you know there is something wrong with you, and they just tell you "you're fine"..
I am so excited for you to come back. And thank the Lord for RUclips because I live in America.
"The NHS is one of the greatest things in the world"
Boris Johnson: allow me to introduce myself
As an American fan, Mr. Howard, i would tell the entire staff of the NHS every bowel movement I've ever had, if only to have seen a doctor. If only for the chance to have medical care.
Russell is an amazing man who told his most embarrassing story to help women and men alike to feel better about themselves and yet was still able to laugh.
I'm happy that you are back! We need a few laughs in the dark months!
That wasn't just funny, but genuinely brave. Well done, Russell.
I had a similar issue - I got diagnosed with ulcerative colitis after 6 months of ignoring bleeding like Russel; the only reason I went to the doctors was because I threw up at school, and had to come clean with the nurses when they realised my blood pressure was dangerously low. They tried 7 times to get blood out of me for a blood test, and when they did, my haemoglobin count was 53 - for context, a healthy count is 130-150 (I had a third of the blood humans are supposed to have). I was rushed to a specialist hospital in an ambulance, and I had two blood transfusions and an iron infusion over the course of two weeks; the doctors told my mum that I might not make it my first night at the hospital. I was in hospital for 12 days, and was on steroids, iron tablets, immunosuppressants, and anti-inflammatories at the same time for years; at one point I was taking 19 pills a day just to keep my body alive. Now, I'm only taking 7, and doing much better.
Moral of the story, if you know you have a serious problem, SEE A DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY. I'm so incredibly luckily that I went when I did, or I wouldn't be alive. If you live in the UK, or a country with free healthcare, there's no reason to hesitate. There are only two outcomes, either there's nothing wrong and you survive a mildly embarrassing talk with your GP, or you get help for a serious condition early before it can do more damage. Please, if you're reading this and know that you should see a doctor, call your GP RIGHT NOW, and get it over with.
I love your content Sir! The way you articulate such pressing matter through medium of laughter is something so honourable! I applaud your work! Please keep it up 🎉
😂😂😂😂😂😂WOOOW!!!! I cannot believe that he’d share a story like that publically! Hats off to this hilarious bloke for sharing this story😂😂😂😂😂😂
A great message given with a great amount of humor. Well done!
No wonder my eyes are wonky
AAAAAuugghhhaaaauAAAH
Title: This clip could save your life.
Thumbnail: Yeah... I'll totally support that statement...
I ignored my symptoms for around 8 years because I was too scared to find out what’s wrong with me. I had blood in my stool, lost weight really fast, had no appetite and I seriously felt like I was dying! At some point my body decided enough is enough and I was rushed to the emergency room. After multiple tests and visits to the doctor I had to get a colonoscopy and that’s when I finally found out what’s wrong with me. I had Crohn’s disease and the doctor that treated me in the ER was so shocked that I stayed silent for that long! Thank god I’m still alive. If there’s anything wrong with you please speak up and don’t be ashamed or afraid! ♥️
Where have you been comrade
My mom is a nurse and was always open to me talking about any medical concern I had. That's why I never had a problem talking about health problems. But in middle school o realised for some reason everyone else was embarrassed to talk about it and I didn't understand it. Like with periods for example. Every woman has them, yet most are embarrassed to talk about it. I mean I hate my period, but at the same time it's incredible to me that my body built a home for an embryo and gets rid of it, because there is no embryo and it wants to build a new one.
My Lord, it's back.
Best British comedian hand down
“It’s for quizzing,and jizzing
Watched this video and got inspired to write a speech on this topic for a GCSE speaking exam. Thanks for the distinction, Russ 🌙💫
So, I basically hate smears - my first one was painful as all hell. BUT I'm still gonna go! Doctors have seen so much (take it from someone who worked in a surgery), honestly they don't even remember what happens after clinic.
RefrainOfGlory - I cried during a smear once as it hurt so much, but I always go no matter what. One nurse told me I have a really slanted cervix which is why it hurts, so she told me to put a cushion under my butt when I have a smear which should help. I just wish I'd been told that 14 years sooner 😖
@@Laura_Norda That's exactly what I was told too, about the slanted cervix - I'm glad you said that, I couldn't remember what it was! But yeah, I'm due one next year and I'm dreading it BUT I'm going 100%
I’m sorry to ask but how long does a smear test last ?
They usually take no longer than 20 minutes, and normally don't even take that long :) Most of that time is taken up by the nurse asking you questions and you getting yourself prepared behind a curtain :) Really, the smear itself should take a couple of minutes :)
RefrainOfGlory Oh ok thank you :)
For everyone wondering where the full episode is. It’ll be out on November 10th as RUclips Premiere video.
“I’m the boy that lived”
Harry Potter and the Wonky Eye
In the US, a majority of the people don't go to the doctor because of the costs involved. In the UK, you folks are lucky to have the NHS. Please get over your fears and go to the doctor. Thank you Russell for addressing this issue.
I love this guy! He's hilarious, and he talks about serious issues as well.👍
My teacher had stage 4 cervical cancer and now shes ok and she helps me through my pain because I have medical mysteries and some days I cant even get up of my own bed or in skl I will want to throw up or be in agony crying my eyes out and she will speak to me calm me down quicker then any other teacher in that skl and then help me with some work then I go back to lessions shes amazing and shes only 24 and she said she had her first test found out she had cancer but still fought through the pain to help others in pain and she fought through it for over 2 years and now shes fine but she helps me and makes me realise I can keep going
This man is fantastic
Russell I feel horrible and I feel like I am dying I don’t know what to do and I’ve always wanted to meet you I hear these voices and they won’t leave me alone apparently my vitamin d level is at 17 when it should be between 60 and 150 I feel so sorry for myself and I feel at my worst you are one of my comedic inspirations and I thank you for all of the shows you’ve done and entertaining me thank you!
I thought he was gonna post the whole episode smh
smh? Are you special, he couldn't do this because he would probably get copyright claimed by whatever channel is airing this/he wants to make money
Not enough SOY to upload a full episode.
Ben Dickinson calm down lol, last year he would air the episodes for a few hours before taking them down
@@miffyymoon he actually does indeed post full episodes for the people who cannot view it on TV, but is blocked in UK, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia.
to easily bypass this, just use a VPN in a different country and you can watch it...
Bless you Russel. You’re far more than a comedian. You’re one of life’s good lads. I hope you’re recognised for more than just your comedy.
Gosh I've missed you. Amazing. ❤️
Hats off to ya man! Nobody wants to admit to their issues. You’re a star xxx
Love Russell Howard he's so amazing
I have never ever been so exited to see a show come back. Thank you Legend.
When he said "I had a bit of blood coming out of my bum" he sounded like David Attenborough.
Russel I can honestly say you are my hero! No matter how bad I'm feeling you always manage to make me smile. Thank You!
I waited for this day
This is one of the greatest things I've ever seen online. I hit like because there isn't a love button.
Mad respect. 🤘
I knew Russell was a bottom
I think we all knew he is a bottom lol
I've not laughed this hard in soo long, thank you and respect for conveying this message.
I've been in love with this man for a while now. He's the ONLY comedian who makes me laugh, and think.
This was so genuinely brave and selfless. Good for you Russel.
Great stuff from Russell telling us all this. Very brave lad!
A wonderful message
you make me laugh so hard you're so funny I love your stuff. And you said something that I wish we had here in America" National Healthcare "and it is a great thing to have. Hope that people got your message and go because they have the ability here the co-pays and the deductibles and the premiums are so high you can barely go even when you have health insurance
Amazing guy for doing all he can to help others! Wow! ❤️🙏🏼
When I was 8, I thought I had chest cancer...turned out I was just growing a chest...😔
I’ve been waiting for this for so long 😭 Life isn’t right without Russell on the telly ♥️
I love this man.
My mums a Senior Staff Nurse, for most of her career she was a Cardiac Nurse, she told me many a story that actually made me go into Nursing myself (Currentlya rapid Response HCA but aiming to get my degree), this one stands out abit.
A bloke in his early 50s came into CCU with what is called a myocardial infarction or Heart attack, this one was very very bad.
This was Christmas day, he had a bit of chest pain but thought "Its okay I'll take a nap" abit later his wife comes up stairs and see he's abit worse for wear and calls an ambulance.
He's rushed to hospital, then into CCU.
He never came out of hospital as it was too late, if he hadn't ignored that chest pain he'd still be alive.
It's an important lesson to the older blokes especially, don't ignore it, call an ambo.
Awwwwww his bro story 😭😭😁😁😁
Jack Carrol how would u know are u following me
I’m joking there’s a few people with this name on RUclips 😆😆😆
Mixing comedy and actual awareness of something serious is so good. He got the point across and made the mood so much better.
I love the Harry Potter references at the oddest times
If the TV news would be like this than a lot more people would watch them, be aware of much more problems and missing people etc and they would learn somthing so much more easy... It's so frustrating that I have learn more from your videos than I have learn from school this year..
Why was previous video was deleted?
It needed more SOY.
that good good soy yim yum!
So much respect. I love him so much.
Yayyyy your back so glad
FINALLLLLYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!! Lost count of how many times I've binge-watched the first series and RH good news!!!! So excited!!