I was in ICU at the age of 37 and had horrific PTSD which took a year to get over. I couldn’t believe how helpless I was when I came round. I couldn’t walk, use my arms very well and I couldn’t perform basic cognitive tasks. I kept locking myself out of my phone as the numbers didn’t make sense. Now I’m fully recovered and back to work. I owe my life to the NHS and all the wonderful hospital staff 💙
I believe they are - no training here but personal experience. PTSD has roots in stress hormones, particularly in cortisol. My own case was from a pair of short-duration events of extreme violence, but it was fed by the resulting hypervigilance... for 25 years I was ready for a terrorist attack or an airliner crash at any time without shifting gears. Their ongoing severe stress is very bad news indeed, and PTSD can devastate lives.
much respect? they are literal murderers who didn't give patients the drugs they needed and instead gave them poisonous treatments like remdesivir. these are not heroes, many of them belong in prison.
The comments here are shameful. I've worked at the Royal Free and I know several of the people interviewed in this documentary. They are 100% genuine clinicians and are telling the truth about the impact of COVID on the hospital. The pandemic has taken an enormous toll on them and they deserve respect, not the conspiratorial nonsense spouted in this comment section by people who have not the first clue about what has happened in hospitals over the past year.
@@ryanmurdoch9581 Actually, this year's diva award already went to those too selfish to wear masks and follow social distancing rules. Maybe I've got a chance next year?
That's the first sensible comment I've read. I'm horrified at what I'm reading. These trolls are shameful and disrespectful and clearly haven't yet lost a loved one to the virus. Wait till they lose one of their parents or close family, watching them suffer and deteriorate while hospital staff race to help them to the point where they're crying from exhaustion and the stress of watching people suffering. I hope these people can live with themselves knowing they spent the pandemic years sat on their lazy, denying backsides while hospital staff worked 60+ hours a week to save peoples lives. How must those staff at the Royal Free feel after watching the documentary and reading these vile comments? Some people are utterly disgusting human beings.
Covid IVU in Tulsa saved my life. Bilateral PEs, Coded twice, ventilator x3 weeks, chest tube, severe Covid pneumonia and ARDS. I survived. But I’m worse than before but am lucky I made it. I got to see my family again. Praise the Lord.
Knowing that Tony passed away broke my heart. He was fighting so hard.... But, at the same time, seeing Adema's recovery and finding out that she was an NHS caterer that plans to return choked me up so badly, as well. My mother is in the ICU with it right now, and my brain is a mess in trying to know what could happen.
I’m an ICU RN of a decade. I couldn’t bear to watch documentaries of it until now, because it was too much. I watch it with tears... the most I ever had because I was as never able to deal with it all. We carried on, getting through, I now only begin to process. I don’t know that I ever will.
The people who say, "oh it's only affecting older people. Only old people are dying" . Piss me off! These are people's mom's, dad's, friends ,neighbors, grandparents. How dare they invalidate sometimes right to leave because of their age.
I didn't think covid would be that bad until me and my husband got it. And we are young 36 and my husband ended up in hospital. It went so quick just in 2 days it went downhill. Please people don't underestimate. Even young people react badly to covid. It's a nightmare. I hope we get out soon.
They both caught covid-19 at the same time and are in good health now! I was so worried/scared, so can just imagine what your family was going through! Peace and love from my family and I!
During the Covid pandemic. I lost my mom one week and my dad the second week. Then a month later I lost my elderly grandmother. I NEVER thought this would be how my family died.
I was in this ICU of the Royal Free hospital for nearly 3 weeks on ventilator. Now, even after i weak when i see these videos, i get goosebumps and palpitations. Such a traumatic experience!!
All the people that thought this was 'fake" and that didn't wanna wear a mask when in crowed places, who gathered for parties and said they didn't care, that they won't wear masks, need to watch some of these videos. My heart goes out to each and everyone in this video. People, this IS real and the sooner u believe it, the better u and lots of other people will be. God Bless everyone that survived it and to those who didn't, may u rest in peace. Thank God there is the vaccine now!! I got mine!
1. Cut the straw man crap, people dying isn't fake, the cause is what's fake. It's more obviously fake than ever 2. Masks do nothing to stop virus spread - as acknowledged by governments for the first few months of the scamdemic. Their use was mandated purely for psychological reasons
@@thewaronu8842 covid is definitely killing people.. a couple of people my dad knew passed away from covid. No vaccine or medical intervention. Brought to the hospital unconscious then died. No previous health conditions.
All the people working in hospitals and in care facilities have my deepest respect and gratitude for their service. I hope there will be help for them to process this all when things settle down. ⚘⚘⚘
I shouldn’t be watching this because now I can see everything my dad went through, before he passed of Covid, in February and whilst my 13 year old daughter is fighting it right now. I am heartbroken to see exactly what happened to dad.
@@kellyberry4173 it is my own fault for watching it. Because of a situation with my stepmother, she cut me out of Everything (deliberately) after dad was placed in a coma, and he could communicate with me anymore. She instructed the hospital to not give me any information on his illness and the same after he died (very long back story). The positive thing is my daughter is well on the mend and is now testing negative, which is a HUGE relief. She had the best guardian angel watching over her ❤️❤️
maybe they’ll do it after the pandemic?? these nurses and doctors definitely deserve a massive pay rise, i cant even imagine how tired they are everyday
@***GANG INFORMATION NETWORK*** Statistics also show that many places do not have active lockdowns. Schools are back in session and people are no longer working from home. Failure to look at all components at play is not statistics.
People saying it’s staged are sick in their minds.. Go watch how much victims died from Covid.. from a nurse who’s overworked I hate to see stupidity that much
My husband and I both came down with covid on January 15, I was treated with paxlovid and recovered, but he passed away February 10,2022. He had outstanding nurses everyday, but I didn't care for one of his specialists. I think maybe they've seen too many visitors freaking out over their loves one's death, but I and my daughters were more in shock and disbelief over having to stop his treatment and let him go. He passed quickly, it was so heartbreaking and we held him for a long as we could. I still look to the door waiting for him to come in from work, our weekends were for us, we enjoyed each other so much. We were married for 41 years 💔 💔 💔
I worked at a grocery store. I got covid and lost my father to covid. We were among the first ten cases here in town. I buried my dad and went back to work two days later. I worked for another year. I had actually experienced hatred and harassment for having covid and losing a family member. Because it shatters the narrative for some people. I quit my grocery store job of over 20 years. Now I control my narrative I will give of my account. I CONTROL MY NARRITIVE NOW!
In December 2020 I was a paramedic responding to about five COVID-19 related calls a shift. Of those, about 80% were severe/critical patients. Now in December 2021 I've only had about 25% of the amount of COVID-19 calls compared to the prior year almost all of them have been mild symptoms. The ones that were severe were all unvaccinated. Just from my point of view, the vaccine is helping.
My ICU currently has 12 COVID patients, 11 of them are unvaccinated. All these crazy comments are just flat out wrong denying it exists. I wonder if it’s just mental illness or stupidity
Dec of 2020, before I was eligible for the vaccine I was diagnosed with covid. It was terrible and I never had to go to the hospital. In March and April I received my vaccines. When the booster is available, I’ll be getting that too. I’m considered a long hauler. Nearly 9 months on, I am still having covid related issues. Get your vaccines, wear a mask.
The staff are the real heroes, not celebities…..😌 My son and husband had Covid 19 it was terrible they were really sick. They are Booth all right now🙏🏻
NHS staff are complicit in murder, there have been whistleblowers and evidence of abnormally heavy Midazolam use and compulsory DNRs. Some of the victims relatively young and capable of recovery if not even treated. Not my idea of heroes
I had COVID November of 2020. Stayed in the hospital for 4 and a half days never had to be on a ventilator. Doctors and nurses were awesome watched a lot of TV and visited with my roommate. He been in three weeks before I got in the room he was 72 years old. I did my best to get him to think positive and keep himself in a good mood. I hope he made it out and back to his wife.
Everybody that has an issue with the NHS, the care or whatever else has a choice: Wear a mask, keep your distance or stay home! Give these poor medical workers AND your family a break. Stop the suffering, Protect yourself, it is your human duty to protect others as well! Don't be selfish. I'd rather wear a mask than a ventilator!
I almost lost a dear friend to covid pneumonia. After 10 days in the hospital, they came home. God bless ALL the hospital staff for the great care they did for every patient. Continued success of recovery for those that were sick and sympathies to those that passed away. The virus is real! 😔
@@Croatz Eh, it can’t exactly be avoided but I’m sure most of these cases are people who have stayed inside, and possibly just caught it from going to the shops.. hopefully. But I don’t think that’s the case for a lot of teenagers who have caught covid, those cases could have been avoided if they didn’t go out against the guidelines and just stayed inside.
This broke my heart. I cried. This is terrible what so many people are going through. These doctors and nurses and all the other staff are amazing. They risk their lives everyday to save others lives. My heart breaks for the patients to see so much suffering.
Here in Victoria Australia we are on the end of our 4th lockdown. We still have to wear masks indoors and theres so many restrictions on things. I hate the harsh lockdowns and we had a very harsh one last year for 4 months! But it helped. Everyone should be wearing masks and so many more restrictions. God bless the medical staff everywhere!
@MESSY POOP CHANNEL 😱💩 Actually Australia is proof they do work. I don’t know a single person that has had Covid. We are over 80% double vaxed and over 90% at least single vaxed where I am, we aren’t in lockdown anymore and our numbers are still very low. Would rather have had to have lockdowns than be dead.
My beautiful mum was admitted to arrowe park hospital she caught covid and died I never saw her again shes now with jesus no more tears no more pain sadness confusion shes happy now bless her she was a wonderful kind loving mum now shes with her saviour who died for her all of us
How can they take on so many patients when each patient can take up a bed for weeks? Surely they must turn a lot of people away. I was anti vax at the start but quickly got both jabs after seeing ICU patients in panicked and trying to breath. Il get the booster if it is offered too.
I can only imagine that this was 5 months ago & now with the variants running rampant these healthcare workers have to be beyond themselves. Witnessing & being a part of so much devastation takes its toll.🙏🏼😞
wow seeing all those needles and tubes on those patients breaks my heart. i can’t imagine being in a bed for weeks unable to breath and see my family. the medical team are amazing.
Salute too all the doctors and nurses that put their lives in danger to help the covid patients and. I lost my youngest cousin who was 31 years old recently to covid related complications 👏😭❤️❤️❤️
They’ve been caught lying about numerous things since the “pandemic” started They are so confident that they have brainwashed enough people that they can get caught and just carry on without losing any support. It sickens me
I'm so glad I didn't see my dad like this. This time last year I was desperate to see him before he passed, and when he did pass, I wanted to spend time with him, in the chapel of rest, but because he passed of covid, I wasn't allowed. A year on from when he was first infected and rushed to hospital, and next month is the first anniversary of his passing, I'm so glad I didn't see him and I have beautiful memories of him and not memories of him gasping for every breath he took, seeing him in a coma and on a ventilator, and subsequently passed away in his coffin.
I was in hospital last year. My GP called an ambulance due to an emergency. I was taken to hospital in an ambulance with paramedics presenting with a non-covid related illness. My mom is my main carer, I am wheelchair bound and suffer from the following diagnosis. Auto immune kidney disease, epilepsy, angina, atrial fibrillation, super ventricular tachycardia, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, chronic bronchitis, osteoporosis, and DDD. once I was assessed in the accident and emergency department I was moved to a ward called MAU. My mom was told in the accident and emergency department that she would have to leave. Even though she's my carer. When I was on the ward, I noticed how isolated I was from my family. It was impossible to get a signal on my phone. I asked for a jug of water multiple times. It took nearly 9 hours for me to get a drink. I was not offered any food, I'm on diabetic medication. The nursing staff just left me in the bed, they didn't seem to have a clue what to do. And I felt forgotten. I was only in for one night and felt worse for it. It was a very unpleasant experience, it didn't feel right not being able to see my family, especially my mom. I'm glad I didn't stay in long. due to the lack of food and fluids I would have definitely deteriorated. I can see why patients are dying quicker in hospital. I'm also suspicious that patients catch covid in hospital. Anyway I'm glad I'm home.
@@martynjukes482 Not true - it's made billions for its suppliers, encouraged people to see the state as benevolent and necessary, and helped preserve the false left-right paradigm by giving Labour a campaign issue. All the good stuff its establishment architects intended
i had a very unpleasnt experience in hospital too. i myself work for the nhs and think what some workers do is incredible but some people can be a bit lazy. when i was in hospital i needed to have a 5 minute coversation with the cadiology team and they kept me in ofor 3 nights.
I hope this epidemic will disappear. I wish all love and happiness to all people, and let all evil disappear from this land. I wish more love and respect in this land and humanity first.☪️🌷❤️
i was in for just over 3 months,i did not have the vaccine, I was on a ventilator for nearly a month,a tracheostomy,sepsis,pneumonia,all over the christmas and new year- i will never forget the doctors,nurses ,physiotherapists - i learned the hard way-now i have had vaccine
We must take care of our hospital staff! They are on the frontline of this crisis and can only do so much for so long. The physical and mental toll is overwhelming, and yet we see staff being taken for granted with low pay, crushing schedules who are working quite literally till they drop. My daughter graduates nursing school in May and I shudder to think of her walking into the sheer chaos of this pandemic. Why is it that we are still reacting to Covid as if it were day one of the pandemic? Governments need to double down and come up with a plan that advocates for our hospital staff.
I was in coma for 6 weeks, had multiple organ failure, sepsis and pneumonia and when I came round I had lock-in syndrome. I had no physio at all whilst in ICU. The cramp was horrendous but all they would do for the pain was give me morphine rather than move my limbs. A year later I have only just left hospital and still in a wheelchair.
My sister has locked- in syndrome from a stroke caused by Covid complications and co- morbidities. Despite my being vaccinated, and meticulous care ( masking and hygiene) I tested positive this morning.
Those who believe it is their right to choose not to be vaccinated should have to watch documentaries such as this one. The staff have done a phenomenal job and deserve all the support they can get. Dima has such a positive outlook, I hope she is well and hasn't suffered long term physical effects.
Imagine dieing alone in hospital and not being able to breath all because they didn't get the vaccine... I was shocked to see the hospital so full respect to all the doctors and nurses working so hard
It’s sad to see a machine the NHS being ran at full capacity but seeing it struggle to handle it is even more sad, years of constant funding cuts have weakened the machine instead of strengthening it over the decades since it was first made, it should have easily been able to handle the country’s needs and then some with ease a long time ago
I do not if these ever reach anyone. They make me feel better. Is there anything volunteers can assist. Taking coffee, making sure plent of towels, gloves, etc. Somethng to help. Our earth trives with voluteers.
This government and all that follow need to remember just what it took and has taken to get through these periods of terrible times, the general public also need to show massive amounts of respect towards the care staff on all fronts that worked through it and continue to do so . Rip to all those who did not make it through .
COVID has given me long lasting effects unfortunately. Now I sometimes outta no where gasp for air for just a quick second and it goes away. Doesn't happen all the time and sometimes weeks will pass, but it never happened before until I had COVID and the cough I had was so bad for 3 months it was horrible and now it's lingered effects in me.
Despite meticulous care - double masking and hygiene, I tested positive this morning and have full- blown symptoms. What makes matters worse, is I live alone, don't have family here in the U.S. ( I live on the border) and don't drive. This makes it difficult to maneuver - shopping, going to the Dr., etc. I am on a fixed income and can't take an Uber - going by bus would be crazy as I feel weak and am coughing heavily.
@@thegreatconvidscamdemic3939 Ah, the old critical thinker line, from an individual with an intelligence somewhere between Father Dougal McGuire and Baldrick.
I had covid in March of 2020. The aftermath is still troubling me four years later. I was in the hospital for a month, in a coma for three weeks, and when I woke up I couldn’t walk. I had to go into a nursing facility to learn how to walk again, amongst other things. Covid took my singing voice and I walk with a cane. I lack energy to do a lot of things. I’m back at work, but limited to what I can do. It frustrates me because I’m 56 years old.
Some of these comments are hilarious. The denial of what is going on in the world with COVID is staggering. The conspiracy theorist who spout their rubbish make for a humorous read though. It’s hard to believe that so many comments are hateful and disrespectful of those who have died and their families.
This is the reason I'm ashamed of 2020. All hell broke loose. The NHS were the real heroes. The Covid patients bravely and valiantly struggled all the way to the end.
It was hard to watch, the actors and the wrongly diagnosed sick just didn’t done it for me. They needed more psychological EE contact and dark vignette ambience, dark dreary music even. Remember the “look at them in the eyes advert” talk about emotional blackmail and propaganda
That was so sad 😞😥to watch Tony pass away I was getting mad because they had him keep talking on the interview knowing he had trouble breathing bless 🙌🙏😢him 👀good bye my friend
Both sides of this war believe the other side is stupid beyond belief. Pandemic sceptic scientists stand lost lose everything by speaking out where as government and bill gates backed scientists stand to make a lot of money... I tend not to trust greedy rich people....
To have to be the one at a patients bedside in their last moments, to be the last connection those who die have, I can only try to imagine how mentally taxing it is to do it on a near daily basis. The idea of ppl thinking this is just the flu or a conspiracy is absolutely shameful. These ppl might as well have been there on D day taking care of injured soldiers.
this is not fake, i got out hospital 5 days ago, covid pnemontis, i was ok at first, then went down hill, in recovery mode, i was a lucky one, still a few weeks to go though
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I was in ICU at the age of 37 and had horrific PTSD which took a year to get over. I couldn’t believe how helpless I was when I came round. I couldn’t walk, use my arms very well and I couldn’t perform basic cognitive tasks. I kept locking myself out of my phone as the numbers didn’t make sense. Now I’m fully recovered and back to work. I owe my life to the NHS and all the wonderful hospital staff 💙
Just don't go to Advent health hospitals they're about money and they're not about saving lives.
Some of the staff sound very much like they are on the path to PTSD. I hope their employers are getting them help and support.
I hope people vaccinate... Easier fix.
I believe they are - no training here but personal experience. PTSD has roots in stress hormones, particularly in cortisol. My own case was from a pair of short-duration events of extreme violence, but it was fed by the resulting hypervigilance... for 25 years I was ready for a terrorist attack or an airliner crash at any time without shifting gears. Their ongoing severe stress is very bad news indeed, and PTSD can devastate lives.
they definitely not
@@dubuis69 with the current poison? No Thanks!
@Holl Cappy Yeah they will be fired.
Much respect for all the hospital staff 🙏🏼
Death to the Midazolam murderers
@@thewaronu8842 midazilom? Try zimuron, narcuron, or propful... Get it right. Versed is old news
much respect? they are literal murderers who didn't give patients the drugs they needed and instead gave them poisonous treatments like remdesivir. these are not heroes, many of them belong in prison.
oh right like hydroxyquloquine or ivermectin? neither are treatments!
The comments here are shameful. I've worked at the Royal Free and I know several of the people interviewed in this documentary. They are 100% genuine clinicians and are telling the truth about the impact of COVID on the hospital. The pandemic has taken an enormous toll on them and they deserve respect, not the conspiratorial nonsense spouted in this comment section by people who have not the first clue about what has happened in hospitals over the past year.
They all say the same thing, probably trolls😅
@@ryanmurdoch9581 Actually, this year's diva award already went to those too selfish to wear masks and follow social distancing rules. Maybe I've got a chance next year?
That's the first sensible comment I've read. I'm horrified at what I'm reading. These trolls are shameful and disrespectful and clearly haven't yet lost a loved one to the virus. Wait till they lose one of their parents or close family, watching them suffer and deteriorate while hospital staff race to help them to the point where they're crying from exhaustion and the stress of watching people suffering. I hope these people can live with themselves knowing they spent the pandemic years sat on their lazy, denying backsides while hospital staff worked 60+ hours a week to save peoples lives. How must those staff at the Royal Free feel after watching the documentary and reading these vile comments? Some people are utterly disgusting human beings.
@@bluerabbit7245 yes I'm shocked too by these comments. My husband survived and he was only 36.disgusted by these ignorant vile people.
@@ryanmurdoch9581 Yawn, get some new writers
Covid IVU in Tulsa saved my life. Bilateral PEs, Coded twice, ventilator x3 weeks, chest tube, severe Covid pneumonia and ARDS. I survived. But I’m worse than before but am lucky I made it. I got to see my family again. Praise the Lord.
Praise the Lord, my father passed away, severe covid, he stayed almost 1 month on ICU :(
god bless, very happy ur still here to comment and with your family
@@daniavillanueva416 I'm so sorry.
@@somespanishgirl9399 Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
No sir/ma'am: far worse means dead, at least when it comes to COVID-19.
Knowing that Tony passed away broke my heart. He was fighting so hard.... But, at the same time, seeing Adema's recovery and finding out that she was an NHS caterer that plans to return choked me up so badly, as well. My mother is in the ICU with it right now, and my brain is a mess in trying to know what could happen.
Was she vaccinated. Just curious.
How’s your mum luv?
I hope your mum made a good recovery.
@Ibrahim Ghibi hesab That act doesn't exist, wtf is it
And I hope OP's mom made it through recovery
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I’m an ICU RN of a decade. I couldn’t bear to watch documentaries of it until now, because it was too much. I watch it with tears... the most I ever had because I was as never able to deal with it all. We carried on, getting through, I now only begin to process. I don’t know that I ever will.
Same here
My husband died Friday of covid. He wasn't an actor and this covid pandemic is very real.
*I’m so sorry for your loss…* 🙏🏻
I'm so sorry.....
I would like to think the trolls here are just clueless rather than evil. My condolences for your loss. I know it is lame, but what else can I say?
I am so sorry for your loss 😔
Sorry for your loss.
The people who say, "oh it's only affecting older people. Only old people are dying" . Piss me off! These are people's mom's, dad's, friends ,neighbors, grandparents. How dare they invalidate sometimes right to leave because of their age.
Wahhhhh wahhhhh
I didn't think covid would be that bad until me and my husband got it. And we are young 36 and my husband ended up in hospital. It went so quick just in 2 days it went downhill. Please people don't underestimate. Even young people react badly to covid. It's a nightmare. I hope we get out soon.
I’m so happy y’all are ok now❤️❤️
so scary- all the best. from nz :)
They both caught covid-19 at the same time and are in good health now! I was so worried/scared, so can just imagine what your family was going through! Peace and love from my family and I!
Lol ikno 6 people that have had it, they said it was a cold like any other. Pss off with your fear pushing BS
@@richardbenson1952 and your foul mouth point is what..
During the Covid pandemic. I lost my mom one week and my dad the second week. Then a month later I lost my elderly grandmother. I NEVER thought this would be how my family died.
I was in this ICU of the Royal Free hospital for nearly 3 weeks on ventilator. Now, even after i weak when i see these videos, i get goosebumps and palpitations. Such a traumatic experience!!
All the people that thought this was 'fake" and that didn't wanna wear a mask when in crowed places, who gathered for parties and said they didn't care, that they won't wear masks, need to watch some of these videos. My heart goes out to each and everyone in this video. People, this IS real and the sooner u believe it, the better u and lots of other people will be. God Bless everyone that survived it and to those who didn't, may u rest in peace. Thank God there is the vaccine now!! I got mine!
1. Cut the straw man crap, people dying isn't fake, the cause is what's fake. It's more obviously fake than ever
2. Masks do nothing to stop virus spread - as acknowledged by governments for the first few months of the scamdemic. Their use was mandated purely for psychological reasons
@@thewaronu8842 covid is definitely killing people.. a couple of people my dad knew passed away from covid. No vaccine or medical intervention. Brought to the hospital unconscious then died. No previous health conditions.
Lol vaccine doesn’t help against omicron. What am I supposed to do if the vax and the booster I got doesn’t work?
People are mostly stuborn or dumb seriously
5 weeks ago i had covid me whole family in my home. We are vaccinated and we werent so sick.
We got to give our medical staff the credit they deserve...
For efficiently carrying out the globalists' eugenics programme?
@@thewaronu8842 What..?
@@dnfrizz Eugenics. Look it up
@@thewaronu8842 no for keeping people alive u fuckinf basement dweller
The hospital staff are so amazing, such hard work to try and keep people alive
They did their jobs but let’s not forget that it’s God who keep people alive
@@freshdelicecookingtutorial6585 get out of here with that foolishness
The amount of disrespect in these comments is grotesque
The only disrespect happening is not vaccinating...
Some people just don't respect murderers
I lost my husband to Covid-19 on Memorial day 2020. I miss him, I don't know how I go on without him.
Condolences
Very sorry for your overwhelming loss.
This is the first time that I am able to watch this all the way through. My husband died in a hospital like this from Covid 😢
Sending so much love to these awesome human beings.
All hail. Let's all take a knee
I do not have the privilege to say this isn’t real….my husband is dead because of this horrible virus 😤😢. The plans that we had are all gone.
So sorry for your loss. 🙏🙏 I feel your pain!
I'm so sorry....
I'm so sorry my condolences 💞
Sorry for your loss. Wondering, was he vaccinated?
💕🙏🏽💆🏽♀️
All the people working in hospitals and in care facilities have my deepest respect and gratitude for their service. I hope there will be help for them to process this all when things settle down. ⚘⚘⚘
I shouldn’t be watching this because now I can see everything my dad went through, before he passed of Covid, in February and whilst my 13 year old daughter is fighting it right now. I am heartbroken to see exactly what happened to dad.
I am so sorry for your loss!
Lisa...I am so so sorry....
@@kellyberry4173 it is my own fault for watching it. Because of a situation with my stepmother, she cut me out of Everything (deliberately) after dad was placed in a coma, and he could communicate with me anymore. She instructed the hospital to not give me any information on his illness and the same after he died (very long back story).
The positive thing is my daughter is well on the mend and is now testing negative, which is a HUGE relief. She had the best guardian angel watching over her ❤️❤️
why can't they receive a massive pay rise for all the hard work they've done to save as many people as possible.
maybe they’ll do it after the pandemic?? these nurses and doctors definitely deserve a massive pay rise, i cant even imagine how tired they are everyday
Why can't people just vaccinate?
they really do, they deserve massive MASSIVE pay increase. they are on the frontlines with covid every single day, risking their life to save others
@@noellesupremacy3460 after the pandemic 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 when will there be an after
@***GANG INFORMATION NETWORK*** Statistics also show that many places do not have active lockdowns. Schools are back in session and people are no longer working from home. Failure to look at all components at play is not statistics.
People saying it’s staged are sick in their minds.. Go watch how much victims died from Covid.. from a nurse who’s overworked I hate to see stupidity that much
How can we ever thank these selfless people ❤️
@@thewaronu8842 …. Actually no, Covid causes clots, use that muscle between your ears ..
Get vaccinated... That's plenty thanks.
My heart goes out to the entire staff.
My husband and I both came down with covid on January 15, I was treated with paxlovid and recovered, but he passed away February 10,2022. He had outstanding nurses everyday, but I didn't care for one of his specialists. I think maybe they've seen too many visitors freaking out over their loves one's death, but I and my daughters were more in shock and disbelief over having to stop his treatment and let him go. He passed quickly, it was so heartbreaking and we held him for a long as we could.
I still look to the door waiting for him to come in from work, our weekends were for us, we enjoyed each other so much. We were married for 41 years 💔 💔 💔
WERE HE VACCINATED ?
I worked at a grocery store. I got covid and lost my father to covid. We were among the first ten cases here in town. I buried my dad and went back to work two days later. I worked for another year. I had actually experienced hatred and harassment for having covid and losing a family member. Because it shatters the narrative for some people. I quit my grocery store job of over 20 years. Now I control my narrative I will give of my account. I CONTROL MY NARRITIVE NOW!
But who controls your narrative?
@@bridgetwadane4392 haha 🤣 yeah
More people need to see this. This is the reality of covid.
these comments are hilarious... the type to believe lava isnt hot until they touch it
Lava looks hot, and this video looks like bad acting
I know these people are idiots I feel so bad for these Drs and nurse's bless them..
@@joywalker4918 So are Casualty and Holby City real?
@@thewaronu8842 it looks like bad acting because they are not actors fool. they are real people trying to save lives.
@@mmmjayjay5571 So your definition of reality is bad acting? LOL Are Holby City and Casualty real?
In December 2020 I was a paramedic responding to about five COVID-19 related calls a shift. Of those, about 80% were severe/critical patients. Now in December 2021 I've only had about 25% of the amount of COVID-19 calls compared to the prior year almost all of them have been mild symptoms. The ones that were severe were all unvaccinated. Just from my point of view, the vaccine is helping.
My ICU currently has 12 COVID patients, 11 of them are unvaccinated. All these crazy comments are just flat out wrong denying it exists. I wonder if it’s just mental illness or stupidity
Wow the wonderful nurses and doctors and ancillary staff , we owe them so much.
All hail the state for allowing us to live. Maybe
Dec of 2020, before I was eligible for the vaccine I was diagnosed with covid. It was terrible and I never had to go to the hospital. In March and April I received my vaccines. When the booster is available, I’ll be getting that too. I’m considered a long hauler. Nearly 9 months on, I am still having covid related issues. Get your vaccines, wear a mask.
I lost my family member to the vaccine.
The staff are the real heroes, not celebities…..😌
My son and husband had Covid 19 it was terrible they were really sick. They are Booth all right now🙏🏻
Did they have even 1 vaccine?
NHS staff are complicit in murder, there have been whistleblowers and evidence of abnormally heavy Midazolam use and compulsory DNRs. Some of the victims relatively young and capable of recovery if not even treated. Not my idea of heroes
R. I. P tony love to your family
@lif3, I was thinking of the same, RIP Tony, love to Linda and family.
I had COVID November of 2020. Stayed in the hospital for 4 and a half days never had to be on a ventilator. Doctors and nurses were awesome watched a lot of TV and visited with my roommate. He been in three weeks before I got in the room he was 72 years old. I did my best to get him to think positive and keep himself in a good mood. I hope he made it out and back to his wife.
Chris Evans not covid 19
Everybody that has an issue with the NHS, the care or whatever else has a choice:
Wear a mask, keep your distance or stay home!
Give these poor medical workers AND your family a break. Stop the suffering, Protect yourself, it is your human duty to protect others as well! Don't be selfish.
I'd rather wear a mask than a ventilator!
Exactly nicely said 💯 right
I almost lost a dear friend to covid pneumonia. After 10 days in the hospital, they came home. God bless ALL the hospital staff for the great care they did for every patient. Continued success of recovery for those that were sick and sympathies to those that passed away. The virus is real! 😔
yes its so real..wish it wasn't. All the front line workers are incredible..all around the world x0x
They must be weak bro
@@tyrants3062 define weak..
@@mmmjayjay5571 cowering away from a lil virus
@@tyrants3062 a lil virus that almost killed my mom
even after things are hopefully cooling down, these nurses are inspirational for generations to come
Total respect to all care workers.
*Heartbreaking to know that most of these deaths could have all been avoided.* 🤦🏻♀️
How exactly?
@@Croatz *Whatever…* 🙄
@@Croatz Eh, it can’t exactly be avoided but I’m sure most of these cases are people who have stayed inside, and possibly just caught it from going to the shops.. hopefully. But I don’t think that’s the case for a lot of teenagers who have caught covid, those cases could have been avoided if they didn’t go out against the guidelines and just stayed inside.
The release of this virus should have been avoided.
This broke my heart. I cried. This is terrible what so many people are going through. These doctors and nurses and all the other staff are amazing. They risk their lives everyday to save others lives. My heart breaks for the patients to see so much suffering.
Here in Victoria Australia we are on the end of our 4th lockdown. We still have to wear masks indoors and theres so many restrictions on things. I hate the harsh lockdowns and we had a very harsh one last year for 4 months! But it helped. Everyone should be wearing masks and so many more restrictions. God bless the medical staff everywhere!
Hahahaha. Looney
We are going for our 7th lock down right Carrie from today night
@MESSY POOP CHANNEL 😱💩 Actually Australia is proof they do work. I don’t know a single person that has had Covid. We are over 80% double vaxed and over 90% at least single vaxed where I am, we aren’t in lockdown anymore and our numbers are still very low. Would rather have had to have lockdowns than be dead.
Sorry how did it help?
This was one month ago and the Government has opened up again?
God bless all the NHS staff.
Well it was posted on youtube one month ago. I'm sure the documentary is much older
Hahahahaha!!!!!
My beautiful mum was admitted to arrowe park hospital she caught covid and died I never saw her again shes now with jesus no more tears no more pain sadness confusion shes happy now bless her she was a wonderful kind loving mum now shes with her saviour who died for her all of us
😂
Amen 🙏🏼
So so sorry about your mum. My sincere condolences. 💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼
@@gregoireansari6651 really?????????
I am so sorry for your loss beloved. I lost my 43 year old fiancé to it. No comorbidities. It’ll be 4 years in April 2024.
💔
How can they take on so many patients when each patient can take up a bed for weeks? Surely they must turn a lot of people away. I was anti vax at the start but quickly got both jabs after seeing ICU patients in panicked and trying to breath. Il get the booster if it is offered too.
What fantastic people, thank god we've got such brilliant NHS, so sorry for the patients who didn't make it
Respect to all medical staff❤
Bollocks. Some don't give a toss. I know from personal experience.
This was 5 months ago and we are in an even worse position now
I can only imagine that this was 5 months ago & now with the variants running rampant these healthcare workers have to be beyond themselves. Witnessing & being a part of so much devastation takes its toll.🙏🏼😞
wow seeing all those needles and tubes on those patients breaks my heart. i can’t imagine being in a bed for weeks unable to breath and see my family. the medical team are amazing.
Salute too all the doctors and nurses that put their lives in danger to help the covid patients and. I lost my youngest cousin who was 31 years old recently to covid related complications 👏😭❤️❤️❤️
I'm so sorry....
. Help our healthcare works by getting vaccinated.
Can everyone remember right at the beginning of it all when they used the same hospital footage for UK, USA, Australia. Old MSM is finished.
Also, US used Italy footage that was supposed to apparently be a hospital in new york.
They’ve been caught lying about numerous things since the “pandemic” started
They are so confident that they have brainwashed enough people that they can get caught and just carry on without losing any support. It sickens me
Oh, we don't forget. We've catalogued ALL the evidence for the trial of the century.
less are fooled by the day
Millions AWAKE
Exactly what I said theyrentaking the piss now man, they think we dont notice these things they're all actors
Thanks for your help NHS staff ♥️
Deema Getting better really hit me with a huge wave of relief. She's so young, seeing her at her worst was jarring.
I'm so glad I didn't see my dad like this. This time last year I was desperate to see him before he passed, and when he did pass, I wanted to spend time with him, in the chapel of rest, but because he passed of covid, I wasn't allowed. A year on from when he was first infected and rushed to hospital, and next month is the first anniversary of his passing, I'm so glad I didn't see him and I have beautiful memories of him and not memories of him gasping for every breath he took, seeing him in a coma and on a ventilator, and subsequently passed away in his coffin.
God bless these healthcare workers, the nurses, the doctors and all the people that support them... God bless them all!
Only a fool would disrespect a novel killer virus that is this contagious.
Why we celebrate obesity every day and that’s been a pandemic for years
I'm From Canada & Vaxxed X2
I watched this & made the Right Decision .
This is Not a Freedom thing & A Human Race Thing
Please don't feed the trolls in this comment section. They are evil and want to steal your soul.
I was in hospital last year. My GP called an ambulance due to an emergency. I was taken to hospital in an ambulance with paramedics presenting with a non-covid related illness. My mom is my main carer, I am wheelchair bound and suffer from the following diagnosis.
Auto immune kidney disease, epilepsy, angina, atrial fibrillation, super ventricular tachycardia, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, chronic bronchitis, osteoporosis, and DDD.
once I was assessed in the accident and emergency department I was moved to a ward called MAU. My mom was told in the accident and emergency department that she would have to leave. Even though she's my carer. When I was on the ward, I noticed how isolated I was from my family. It was impossible to get a signal on my phone. I asked for a jug of water multiple times. It took nearly 9 hours for me to get a drink. I was not offered any food, I'm on diabetic medication. The nursing staff just left me in the bed, they didn't seem to have a clue what to do. And I felt forgotten. I was only in for one night and felt worse for it. It was a very unpleasant experience, it didn't feel right not being able to see my family, especially my mom. I'm glad I didn't stay in long. due to the lack of food and fluids I would have definitely deteriorated. I can see why patients are dying quicker in hospital. I'm also suspicious that patients catch covid in hospital. Anyway I'm glad I'm home.
stay safe and strong
The NHS is a failed project
@@martynjukes482 Not true - it's made billions for its suppliers, encouraged people to see the state as benevolent and necessary, and helped preserve the false left-right paradigm by giving Labour a campaign issue. All the good stuff its establishment architects intended
@@thewaronu8842 I concede and will re state that it is a failed project for those who perceive it their saviour
i had a very unpleasnt experience in hospital too. i myself work for the nhs and think what some workers do is incredible but some people can be a bit lazy. when i was in hospital i needed to have a 5 minute coversation with the cadiology team and they kept me in ofor 3 nights.
I hope this epidemic will disappear. I wish all love and happiness to all people, and let all evil disappear from this land. I wish more love and respect in this land and humanity first.☪️🌷❤️
Probably never.
Technically it's a pandemic.
i was in for just over 3 months,i did not have the vaccine, I was on a ventilator for nearly a month,a tracheostomy,sepsis,pneumonia,all over the christmas and new year- i will never forget the doctors,nurses ,physiotherapists - i learned the hard way-now i have had vaccine
All of our vaccinated staff in our Trust keep getting covid. One in hospital, numerous died after their injections. Pull the other one.
We must take care of our hospital staff! They are on the frontline of this crisis and can only do so much for so long. The physical and mental toll is overwhelming, and yet we see staff being taken for granted with low pay, crushing schedules who are working quite literally till they drop. My daughter graduates nursing school in May and I shudder to think of her walking into the sheer chaos of this pandemic. Why is it that we are still reacting to Covid as if it were day one of the pandemic? Governments need to double down and come up with a plan that advocates for our hospital staff.
I have been sharing these videos via social media. Hopefully, it makes some think.
This is 2024 now, and I feel so fortunate to still be alive.
Nearly 1/4 of the US (70M people) had zero covid jabs, and we are all still alive and doing just fine today as well.
Now what?
I was in coma for 6 weeks, had multiple organ failure, sepsis and pneumonia and when I came round I had lock-in syndrome. I had no physio at all whilst in ICU. The cramp was horrendous but all they would do for the pain was give me morphine rather than move my limbs. A year later I have only just left hospital and still in a wheelchair.
My sister has locked- in syndrome from a stroke caused by Covid complications and co- morbidities. Despite my being vaccinated, and meticulous care ( masking and hygiene) I tested positive this morning.
14 year RN….. i wont be participating in another pandemic after living through that, my mental health is more important than the public
God bless all the healthcare workers💕
Those who believe it is their right to choose not to be vaccinated should have to watch documentaries such as this one. The staff have done a phenomenal job and deserve all the support they can get.
Dima has such a positive outlook, I hope she is well and hasn't suffered long term physical effects.
Shocking how they are allowed to get away with this, hopefully the truth will out very soon
Who are they and what are "they" getting away with?
@@tommytucker9000 your guide to the great reset.
Watch Hancock squirm and lie to parliament again on UK Column news 26/3/2021
@D Murray your guide to fallacies
@@thegreatconvidscamdemic3939 or is it your guide to phalluses?
Imagine dieing alone in hospital and not being able to breath all because they didn't get the vaccine... I was shocked to see the hospital so full respect to all the doctors and nurses working so hard
It’s sad to see a machine the NHS being ran at full capacity but seeing it struggle to handle it is even more sad, years of constant funding cuts have weakened the machine instead of strengthening it over the decades since it was first made, it should have easily been able to handle the country’s needs and then some with ease a long time ago
A great job these guys are doing for us all respect hope people learn from them how they are putting the life’s at risks and take this seriously .
I do not if these ever reach anyone. They make me feel better. Is there anything volunteers can assist. Taking coffee, making sure plent of towels, gloves, etc. Somethng to help. Our earth trives with voluteers.
This government and all that follow need to remember just what it took and has taken to get through these periods of terrible times, the general public also need to show massive amounts of respect towards the care staff on all fronts that worked through it and continue to do so .
Rip to all those who did not make it through .
COVID has given me long lasting effects unfortunately. Now I sometimes outta no where gasp for air for just a quick second and it goes away. Doesn't happen all the time and sometimes weeks will pass, but it never happened before until I had COVID and the cough I had was so bad for 3 months it was horrible and now it's lingered effects in me.
Despite meticulous care - double masking and hygiene, I tested positive this morning and have full- blown symptoms. What makes matters worse, is I live alone, don't have family here in the U.S. ( I live on the border) and don't drive. This makes it difficult to maneuver - shopping, going to the Dr., etc. I am on a fixed income and can't take an Uber - going by bus would be crazy as I feel weak and am coughing heavily.
And I had 3 vaccines!
@@963ag that's the reason
Well, that looks like hell. I got my shot when it was first offered.
How is it sky news can film all this and people are not allowed into see their families....does anyone think that’s strange 🤮🤮
We got another critical thinker here guy's...........
@@thegreatconvidscamdemic3939 Ah, the old critical thinker line, from an individual with an intelligence somewhere between Father Dougal McGuire and Baldrick.
It's 100% staged
@@angrygromit93 fallacies ha
That's all filmed in studio with payd actors
Well done all working on these Covid wards ✅😘
I had covid in March of 2020. The aftermath is still troubling me four years later. I was in the hospital for a month, in a coma for three weeks, and when I woke up I couldn’t walk. I had to go into a nursing facility to learn how to walk again, amongst other things. Covid took my singing voice and I walk with a cane. I lack energy to do a lot of things. I’m back at work, but limited to what I can do. It frustrates me because I’m 56 years old.
Some of these comments are hilarious. The denial of what is going on in the world with COVID is staggering. The conspiracy theorist who spout their rubbish make for a humorous read though. It’s hard to believe that so many comments are hateful and disrespectful of those who have died and their families.
Kudos to all frontlines 🙏🙏🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
it still shocks me how people don’t believe COVID is a thing. so tragic 💔
These guys are just the best. Bless ya xx
This is the reason I'm ashamed of 2020. All hell broke loose. The NHS were the real heroes. The Covid patients bravely and valiantly struggled all the way to the end.
See how important all the workers made a contribution as well
These comments are atrocious
I worked in the COVID ward several times at the VA Hospital. I’ve seen several deaths and was saddened by it. I’m glad I’m back in OR and DPP😁
Oof, that was hard to watch... Hats off to all the doctors and nurses.
It was hard to watch, the actors and the wrongly diagnosed sick just didn’t done it for me. They needed more psychological EE contact and dark vignette ambience, dark dreary music even. Remember the “look at them in the eyes advert” talk about emotional blackmail and propaganda
@@TheRealColt who were the actors? that is so stupid. honestly.
bless these, and all, healthcare workers
RIP Tony 😢😭
That was so sad 😞😥to watch Tony pass away I was getting mad because they had him keep talking on the interview knowing he had trouble breathing bless 🙌🙏😢him 👀good bye my friend
I think there are far lot more heartless mental patients in the world who think that this is a hoax who need to be treated as a priority.
🐑🐑🐑how thick
Both sides of this war believe the other side is stupid beyond belief.
Pandemic sceptic scientists stand lost lose everything by speaking out where as government and bill gates backed scientists stand to make a lot of money...
I tend not to trust greedy rich people....
The classic logical fallacy - if it's faked how can sceptics be heartless? Only believing it's real and not caring would be heartless
yes true that.
I had covid last year and it sucked
To have to be the one at a patients bedside in their last moments, to be the last connection those who die have, I can only try to imagine how mentally taxing it is to do it on a near daily basis.
The idea of ppl thinking this is just the flu or a conspiracy is absolutely shameful.
These ppl might as well have been there on D day taking care of injured soldiers.
I think that. Now is the time for them to demand more money or go on strike
Beautiful. The comment section gives me hope...
Curious, YouGov keep telling me 80% + support this lunacy. Believers as rare as rocking horse droppings on the internet
this is not fake, i got out hospital 5 days ago, covid pnemontis, i was ok at first, then went down hill, in recovery mode, i was a lucky one, still a few weeks to go though