Bank Holiday Drama - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S16 E14
In this emotional episode of 24 Hours in A&E, we follow the journeys of Mark, John, and Diego, each facing life-altering challenges. Mark's accident leaves him with a traumatic head injury, John grapples with a partial foot amputation, and Diego's family navigates health scares. Discover the power of resilience, love, and family strength as their stories unfold in a 24-hour period at St. George's. Witness the profound impact of trauma in this gripping episode of real-life drama.
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24 Hours in A&E plunges viewers into the heart of a bustling UK trauma center, presenting a raw, real-time exploration of life inside an emergency department. This British documentary series reveals the relentless pace of emergency medicine, touching patient stories, and the heroic efforts of medical staff. It's an unscripted journey through critical care, personal trials, and the resilience of the human spirit.
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[@sandypierce6987]

The back stories that are given by family members, make you realize that this is not a scripted show. Real doctors & nurses doing the best they can to help these real patients heal. From a grandma that was a nurse for many years, my heart goes out to everyone I see on this show. Kudos to all of you!!

[@sinneadfert]

The back stories are definitely what make this show what it is. Also love the updates on the patients.

[@SomethingAboutBeautee]

Am I the only one addicted to this show? I’m half Welsh so maybe that’s why BUT I LOVE this show. Their care is top notch! 🇨🇦🥰

[@pjcranberry4912]

I'm from the USA and I love these shows. It's the interest in medicine and caring for people. I just can't get enough.

[@hilaryc3203]

I'm in Canada and just discovered it, so I am binge watching.

[@charitywattenburger4550]

I’m from 🇺🇸 also, and I love it!! I do miss Jen and King’s Cross. They need to bring them back again!!

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

@@charitywattenburger4550yes I loved kings college ones too ! 🙂🥹

[@carolyoung3827]

Yes, I right there with you!

[@alanatolstad4824]

"...like me & my Father..." So lovely.---Oh John, I firmly believe your Dad WAS proud of you.---And Mark, you've emerged a HERO.

[@auntbee1959]

What a lovely thing to say.❤️🙏🇬🇧

[@michellebostic681]

My brother got his big toe cut off by the chain on his bike when he was a kid. It never held him back. He was a great athlete all thru school. After graduation he wanted to join the Army, but they wouldn't take him. He even brought all his ribbons and medals and trophies he had earned in high school for baseball, basketball, football, and track to show them, but they wouldn't take him. Then my parents got a hold of our congressman, Lee Hamilton, and with a lot of help from him and his staff, my brother joined the Army.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

I thank your brother for his service. That’s an amazing story of perseverance.

[@ahwell9984]

John's story of losing his father to alcohol was so moving.

[@racheld7528]

I am shocked that Marks father had been such a big presence in his sons life and then was suddenly gone. It’s one thing to get a divorce, but it’s a whole other to walk out of your child’s life altogether.

[@ezlow1065]

Im amazed they left it uncovered for so long! 😨 Especially in a hospital with super bugs!

[@bethstreich6565]

Marks mom and wife are so cool under pressure! My MIL was such a great woman I miss her so much and my FIL as well

[@Stella-jq9up]

Lovely back stories of genuine family's and people. Thanks to you all and good health to you all. Peace is so sweet after fear and worry

[@debrabolton9372]

This episode was especially touching. My heart went out to the patients and their families. Extraordinary people.

[@WendyOrielly-c1q]

It's very hard not knowing what the out come of all these families God bless them all that they need is love

[@lynnejljohnson]

I love the attitude of the nurses, doctors, and staff at St. Georges!! Well done, and God bless you all!! From the U.S.A.!!

[@persephoneblack888]

What the hell was with Mark's dad? You impress upon your son your OWN dreams, you're in his life....and then you just up and leave because you want your life to be better? You couldn't just make it better with your own family? What a piece of work. That entire family seems like it has some deep and dark dysfunction though...I can feel it. 😢

[@catlyn777]

Me too

[@cynhiacations9879]

John really did a number on his toes. I was surprised they showed it to us.

[@CantonDem13]

Yes, that was gruesome. Wonder if he wears steel-toed boots to mow the lawn now!

[@river8760]

This show will show everything, it’s reality. ☺️

[@snoozemoore]

I was surprised to see the amputation, too. It was interesting to see.

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

19:22 damn. He did a good job on them toes. Poor guy

[@daisi4925]

John has a very outlook on life. I think I’d like to hear all his stories

[@jwalt8019]

Mark is adorable. The smile and those eyes. I'm so glad that he made it through successfully.

[@JefferySos]

Working in the hospital in Indiana I absolutely love this show. I'm hooked lol

[@donnamitchell7707]

Another fantastic episode. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@эрзя-п6ь]

Здоровья вам и сил, дорогие медики!!! Ваш труд бесценен и велик!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nefariousgremlin7554]

John seems like a lovely man.

[@Grace1957-]

I had to laugh when I saw the arrow they drew pointing to his foot. Not sure I would want a Dr. that couldn't figure it out.

[@mushtato1]

I believe it is standard practice in medicine anymore. I know in the US they do it too.

[@Grace1957-]

@@mushtato1 I've seen it before but it just seemed so funny with the injury so obvious.

[@carolcarol3938]

What a lovely episode. I miss my Dad immensely.

[@fmt_Guåhan]

Fantastic episode...

[@tassiegirl1991]

I was surprised the man with the amputated toes had the dressing removed to inspect on arrival but no dressing applied and the open wounds left open whilst waiting for the plastic team to arrive. No protection of the foot and it was at the end of the bed did concern me.

[@johncspine2787]

I’ve never understood the lack of empathy and love we all have for fellow people. Maybe this series will help ppl to have more empathy… My dad was an alcoholic too..he died with dementia, or Alzheimer’s, he just wasn’t..my dad anymore, so I wasn’t really sad when he died..he didn’t know who I was anymore. I devoted my life to music..like moths to flame, we all do what we must..

[@monikamichaelis-iw3to]

To see so many docs there is amazing. In Canada people die in the ER because of lack of doctors on call.

[@barbh1]

Such a bitter sweet story of the little boys looking up their dad in the phone book.

[@alisonmoffitt1051]

Let’s hope John wears some decent boots while mowing. Looks like he was bare foot or close to it when he removed his toes

[@judefrazier4727]

I worked in hospital, came home from work on a Sunday at 3:30 and the neighbor across the street had my two little boys. She said their father left them with her, he had run off with my brothers girlfriend. They married, eventually and had 3 children, then she ran off with th two boys and left the girl with him. That was 42 yrs ago.

[@TinyScorpion44]

As a kid, I was always required to wear sneakers while mowing the grass, lest I run over my foot and lose my toes. It always irritated me because obviously I wasn't going to run over my foot! These days, I just hire a lawn guy, let him risk his toes😅

[@teagles1165]

I believe his mom needs to remember that he is married. Grandma should be with the grandkids. He’s married!

[@sootheholistic3064]

Shame maybe wife didn't want girls to see him like that and they wanted to be with their mom. I think was not mentally ready to see him straight away

[@snahg2356]

Aawwwww John, and Mark and every other kid that got abandoned by their fathers, we get it. There are so so many of us. When will men learn how incredibly vital you are to your children. The moms generally step up because that is what we do. Just try and realize that parents have no idea what their getting into when they have a child but if you have a child you will forever be held responsible for that human. If you don't step up and take care of that child it WILL come back on your head tenfold. Someone, somewhere will always love you.

[@ghost-ez2zn]

Dear God, I could have lived my life happily without ever seeing that poor man's foot. And I work with endocrinologists. And diabetics with foot ulcers that don't heal. I've def seen worse.

[@joycealgood8418]

good video, good writing!

[@racheld7528]

Sorry, so many question. Do most people have electric lawn mowers? Almost everyone I know has gas mowers in my area in the US. So I was just wondering.

[@onlineamiga]

Glad they drew a big arrow on the guys leg so the surgeons knew which foot it was :D

[@Bozemanboss]

Is the hospital not air conditioned?

[@lindawitherspoon446]

No. Not air conditioned.

[@bell6012]

In the UK not many places have air con..here in Australia we can't live without it

[@pennyjones4954]

No. Usually the UK isn't too hit, so A/C for cooling isn't really necessary. It's unfortunate that they don't have it when needed😊

[@nyx1166]

pretty sure in other episodes they talk about the ac unit getting fixed

[@donnamitchell7707]

Good morning everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@cynhiacations9879]

Good night. Nearly midnight here in Australia

[@donnamitchell7707]

@@cynhiacations9879 I hope you had a good night's sleep. Have a great day Cynthia 🙂⚘️.

[@Dylanesque]

Yeah. I can relate to Sue. Went out to work Friday morning with all well. Came home Friday evening to discover my life was over and I had to leave the house forthwith. The world is a big place when you have nowhere to go.

[@copperbluff]

Weird when you start being able to understand cat scans as they show

[@gaydenmaccallum508]

A friend of mine cut off parts of her fingers with a lawnmower years ago. Can't even imagine how much that would hurt. I hope you heal quickly.

[@SnowPink90]

What I find sad and upsetting is the fact that these adults(Parents of the adult patient.) would choose alcohol over their family. I could never understand that mentality or the one that says, “I” have to do this for “Me”. “I” have to take off and do what “I” want to do. It’s such a selfish thing to do. They get married they have children and then a few years down the road they figured they haven’t had a life so they have to go out and live a life without their family. I have no use for people like this whatsoever because as far as I’m concerned, they’re useless. I always feel sorry for the kids that these people leave behind with the other parent who now has to take on both roles of parenting. I’m glad to hear that these patients made a full recovery as best that they could especially the one with the missing toes now.

[@snahg2356]

Sounds like Mark needs some serious therapy. He holds everything in, never talks about anything. You can't hold that in forever before one day you crack.

[@racheld7528]

I don’t know if I misunderstood or misheard. But did John..the toe guy, have family support? I didn’t see them, and he didn’t say anything about them. So I just wondered.

[@catlyn777]

He said he lives with family

[@Turtledove72]

So the guy that was hit by a car, has mummy in with him and the wife is left in the family room with the kids. Mummy needs to cut the apron stings I think!

[@melissaroth4467]

I think his wife couldn't emotionally handle being in there. Thus, mummy stepped up.

[@lindamccarron3799]

Mummy is in charge. She wants everyone to know about Boarding School, the Italian Prince and Eton. Feel so sorry for Marks wife!

[@river8760]

@@lindamccarron3799Absolutely! Tells the kids’ Mom they need the bathroom too 🙄, the woman is insufferable!

[@Hrobboro]

Yes!! Something about her that gives me the willies!

[@joanbeach644]

Wife should have been with him.

[@robyoungquist5803]

British Hospitals have no air conditioning? 🧐. Seriously? 😳

[@angelaparker4110]

I went to England to visit family for 20+ years (dad worked for an airline). I either never saw a place with central air, or I was too young to have noticed. When your regular top temperature is +25 centigrade, why bother installing it? Same with Vancouver, B.C., however with houses going for $1.25 MILLION CAN, the average homeowner probably can’t afford it.

[@GeeEee75]

Those buildings were designed well before air conditioning was even a thing!

[@vivienmcnaul109]

Rip George Best..

[@racheld7528]

With Mark never talking about the divorce, is therapy something that people consider? There is nothing shameful about it, doesn’t make someone less of a man. I am not judging at all. I am just curious if that is something that is encouraged at all. He may be a grown man now, but it can still help.

[@Allioops810]

I’ve been watching a lot of these episodes and I’m wondering why so many dads are shit.

[@dhoffie1960]

Mark's mum seems lovely but why isn't his wiffe in there first

[@river8760]

Mom runs the show 🙄

[@allisonryder4781]

Lawnmower man... Was he not wearing shoes?

[@sarahsnowe]

Mark's story is just like poor old Biff Loman's in Death of a Salesman: his illusions about his dad are shattered, and after that he gives up and drifts.

[@sootheholistic3064]

What did they do that the toe wasn't bleeding profusely when they took off dressing😮

[@sarahbass6116]

Mark sounds like he is severely depressed from teenhood.

[@TGPR233]

Not even the hospitals have AC??

[@robyoungquist5803]

Seriously how stupid can one be not to wear shoes whilst working outside? 🧐

[@sandywatson6520]

No air-conditioning?

[@deborahspooner8046]

Wonferful as usual

[@lindahillgartner5045]

The wife should be by his side not his mom

[@vwilliams2796]

Is Mark's wife German?

[@pon1952leod]

🥰👋🇨🇦

[@erikowren7894]

Steal toe boots! 🥾

[@janethughes9541]

If only the nhs was what is being sold to the uk, it’s broken. Sorry to say.

[@JABUGG-j5c]

And first to watch

[@Largo-y]

I don't mind the talking, but it's just too much. Almost 70% of this episode, if it's going to be like this, it's not worth watching. Atleast the Ambulance 1 is better.

[@JABUGG-j5c]

First to comment and like

[@janethughes9541]

The poor beggars that have paid into this system all their life by law and immigrants that possibly have not paid basically nothing get the same service. WHY . It’s a terrible state of affairs.

[@renb6133]

A lot of UK people spend significant time in Spain. Should the Spanish take the same approach to the Brits when they have accidents? Ntm, a lot of Brit OAPs retire to Spain. How do their “taxpayers” feel about that? Just wondering!

[@Eva-nv5lw]

Exactly! It’s atrocious.

[@colleenpellant1484]

I agree. The United States is overwhelmed with illegals.

[@juliemitchell3013]

In Spain, when a Brit uses their health services, they are refunded in full. We fill in forms when we first come to live in Spain. Brits get nothing,nada, from Spain.

[@valeriehughes2357]

I agree with you although I now live in the USA. I had an Aunt that had hip replacement surgery but it was not done right, she had to wait for 18 months in pain and her hip was never right. That was with the NHS.

[@philipzanoni]

This one is more of a bunch of "my lifes story " boring

[@mickieswendsen1302]

To YOU, maybe

[@KimDennis-fz1bj]

I don’t understand why DR. released Diego. He was brought in after he had a seizures. Dr diagnosed an infected ear.He never mentioned a high temperature.