Road to Recovery - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S14 E01
Witness the incredible journeys of survivors as they share their stories of resilience and recovery after life-altering accidents. From a motorcycle crash to a football injury, these survivors show unwavering strength and determination. Join them on their path to healing in this gripping episode of 24 Hours in A&E.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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[@DrGarri]

Justin's wife didn't utter a word, ever, speaking of cultural shock! The old gentleman was absolutely charming, one of those chaps you would love to play cards with and hear his life's stories. Rich, you are a courageous man and you have a woman by your side that is a jewel, not counting a precious baby, most people would gladly sit in your wheelchair to have the treasure you have, the best of luck in your life!

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

She was from Thailand she might not understand alot of our English. Don't think Dr did it on purpose. My sister in law was from Philippines her English wasn't very good in the beginning. Her and my brother been married since 1995. She was in the army for 25 yrs. It's alot better now lol😂

[@samhartford8677]

I like it when these shows can portray the half-unhappy outcomes. I understand it's very difficult for families allow the public into their lives when things have gone wrong. But it's also valuable for the public to understand that not everything can be fixed. Thanks for these families to show how it is when things go wrong.

[@devangel3614]

The British are so kind. Listening to this is just so soothing when you can't sleep.

[@lourdesgonzales2613]

You will be a good mom because you have genuine love for your husband, you never walked away from him when he needed you the most. I wish you all the best.🇨🇦

[@robynmorgan1325]

Justin was her son. Prim was Justin wife.

[@rossmagwood1381]

I am prettyu sure they are talking about the first victim the one one the bike whose girlfriend is pregnant@@robynmorgan1325

[@rossmagwood1381]

there is more than one accident victim in these episodes @@robynmorgan1325

[@Grianan66]

​@@robynmorgan1325 I think OP was referring to Rich's pregnant girlfriend. She said Rich gave her the option of walking away from the relationship, but she stayed with him and never even thought of leaving him.

[@stephaniekendrick7412]

Rich's outlook and humor at the end, speaks volumes of his true personality. He has the love of Hannah and his baby girl to get him through each day.❤ My 1st nursing job was with patients who suffered traumatic brain injuries. Seeing Justin in the beginning, before being put into the medically induced coma, brought back so many memories. I hope he is doing well.

[@lindaburt6518]

Thay was a powerful episode that hit close to home. I was partially paralyzed but thankfully I was able to recover most of my movement and function. My heart goes out to both of those gentlemen and their families. May God bless them.

[@priscillaalford9711]

That is kind of you. Best of luck..

[@marykirkpatrick9382]

The providers, nurses and staff are all so very polite. That is a wonderful quality.

[@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu]

I feel so sorry for both of the lads. What a sad outcome. I think with a spinal cord injury a happy and fulfilled life is possible, even though it must be hard to come to terms with the life changing injury. But for the lad with the brain injury I feel so so sorry. I used to work in a rehab centre for people with brain injuries and for me that would be the worst injury ever. I hope he made a good recovery and can still enjoy life. All my love goes out to his wife as well.

[@stilcrazychris]

I think Priya was in culture shock. They did say that in the video when Justin brought her to England the first time of her life. Who really knows how long she's been in England before his accident happened. So she might just not understand & is trying to process the whole thing. She also might of given the doctors permission to let the mother speak for her too. She also didn't really touch him or talk to him that we see of the camera. Remember it's only a one 45 minute show, so we don't really see the whole story. So quite judging these ladies & doctors. There's a whole behind the scenes we as viewers don't see. The outcome is what is important, IMO!

[@everhea9907]

She may not speak English

[@pon1952leod]

Such a testimony to the human spirit…❤️👋🇨🇦

[@marianneolivieri5642]

I love this show

[@DeputatKaktus]

I can only imagine what it’d be like to get a call saying my significant other was in a motorcycle crash. Being a volunteer firefighter I would probably look and act perfectly calm and collected, going „Right, thanks for letting me know - I will be at the hospital in approximately 20 minutes, traffic permitting, see you there. Cheers, bye“ and go there as fast as I safely can. I’ve been known to become almost machine-like and cold when bad things are happening, to the point of seeming not to care. Which couldn’t be further from the truth. I just try to focus on what I can do right now as opposed to how much of the situation I can’t change. Regardless, I will be their rock, hold their hand and hold it together when there. But would fall completely apart once I am out of the hospital. Would probably call my parents. Or a friend. Anything to not be alone. My worst nightmare is to be alerted to my parents‘ address or that of one of my brothers or my partner‘s. When I got my uniform and my other kit, I sent my mum and my partner a photo of me wearing my turnout gear and helmet in front of one of the trucks. Then told her that I hope that this picture will the only occasion that they get to see me wearing this outfit.

[@carolmurphy7572]

First responders deserve our utmost respect and gratitude. Thank you for what you do! Please take good care of your gentle self.

[@alidabotes6264]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Gods4Horsemen]

If there were only still love left in this world

[@user-xe1xr2rt8x]

I love watching st George's hospital the doctors are wonderful and very smart

[@karencopelen6967]

I agree they should have talked to the wife first.

[@cynhiacations9879]

Why are the docs speaking to Justin's mum and not to his wife? Priya seems to be pushed into the background by the mum. Mum accepts and gives permission without even consulting Priya.

[@joyelliott3904]

Agree with you. His wife should have been the main person being spoken to. Not Mum

[@willieallan953]

That was my thought, too! What a horrible way to treat someone's partner.

[@Wendy-yg8yu]

I think they talked to the Mum because she was the one with the questions. The one doctor kept looking at her but Prim just looked at the Mum and didn’t say anything. Prim seemed to allow the Mum to take control. This is not any criticism to Prim but could it be a cultural problem.

[@sandrashevel2137]

I think Prya was in shock.

[@teagles1165]

I agree 100%. Unless she doesn’t speak English she’s the primary person.

[@wackyrice1]

Justin's mom . . . rather cold toward his wife, me, me, me, I, I. . . I guess she is the only one that matters.

[@annegiorgio5602]

Rubbish

[@rohannatekar7432]

what about season 13? please upload those ones as well

[@llmj02]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️You’re hero’s each and everyone of you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@joycealgood8418]

This one was a very good one! Love it ❤

[@jilllawrence5174]

Justin’s mum sounds sooo stuck up!,,, god help anyone who crosses her!,,

[@annegiorgio5602]

Nonsense

[@mohdadnan1540]

I appreciate the efforts saving precious life..❤

[@jeanathey767]

It is truly astonishing how tone deaf this mother is. No matter her relationship with her daughter-in-law, the mother should see that this young wife is terrified and is being competely pushed aside by the only other person who should be gathering her into her arms and supporting her. Justin should watch this video to see how shamefully his mother behaved when his wife needed comfort.

[@janetscott5252]

Is hoped she'd at least move closer or pat her back or something!

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Well the red flags were flying when she said that Justin was her life, she is very condescending

[@ericdiaz6568]

You would be a "good mom" if you treat with respect his WIFE..

[@traceysparks8728]

I had 2 preemies both 30weekers and I remember how excited I was when they called to say I could come get them, it was weird though because I felt like they weren’t mine until I got them home, having spent weeks in NICU with nurses and Dr’s helping every second it was beautiful yet scary to take them home all alone!!

[@cindycreateforlife]

Justin’s mother thinks she is still primary in his life and his wife is just his back pack! Weird

[@callum9999]

There's absolutely no way whatsoever you could come to that conclusion with the information shown on the show. The wife remained mute throughout and seemingly didn't want to interact with the camera at all - the mother was "the primary" solely by virtue of being the only one there talking. You don't know anything at all about the power dynamics there and are making baseless, hate-filled assertions. This isn't just a reality show, these are real people - have some respect...

[@leonnehaaijman4709]

Amen to that, Callum.

[@user-dw6ep8dn7m]

Or perhaps Priya’s English skills are quite passible, but she chose not to be recorded. Everyone is entitled to “do emergencies” their own way, and we have no idea what she’s thinking or why. Just let it be…

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

They speak English in Thailand because of tourism

[@callum9999]

@@NakaidaBeauzec SOME Thai people speak English, most do not. Not everyone in Thailand works in tourist-facing jobs - they do have their own economy too! That being said, I agree with you that it's incredibly likely her English is fine. The people on this page are just being abhorrently insensitive about something they don't know anything about!

[@vananthia]

That mom, and the wife, do not like each other at all...sad really

[@mitzimitzi2715]

Can’t stand Justin’s mother!

[@annegiorgio5602]

Boohoo

[@moni1950412]

You can tell that Justin’s mom doesn’t like he’s wife and I feel sorry for the girl, her family is In Thailand and I guess all she has is her husband. When my Husband passed away I was from one day to the next alone here because he’s family never contacted me anymore and my family thousands of miles away. I don’t think it’s right that the doctor’s don’t pay any attention to his wife that is very upsetting. Rich has a 20% chance and should try as much as possible to move he’s legs.

[@annegiorgio5602]

You’ve got it all wrong. Read the other comments about the wife’s lack of English

[@louiseleonard1992]

What about season 12 and other seasons of the show

[@donnamitchell7707]

If you click on Playlist, it will show you other seasons.

[@louiseleonard1992]

I am talking about 24 hours in a&e

[@donnamitchell7707]

@@louiseleonard1992 Yes,this channel has more seasons, and episodes of 24 Hours in A&E. When you click on the channel name, a screen come up, and you will see Playlist, click on that then scroll down to the series you want to watch. I hope you have a great day Louise 🙂⚘️.

[@Sakura0Petals]

There is no 24 hours in a&e playlist

[@louiseleonard1992]

@@Sakura0Petals exactly what i was saying

[@kiwisweetheart71]

In a world where people think ripped clothes look good, it is refreshing to see the elderly gentleman nicely dressed.

[@braised44]

Completely shocked??? Did anyone tell you how these things happen??

[@kinebrembry6224]

Woah, right brain injury is deep. That video shows how impulsive folks can be with right brain damage

[@alison4316]

"What sort of injury can you get playing football?" Well, Mom, there is quite a long list.......

[@pattyobrien2720]

I did mini surgeries with my daughter Paige, she is autistic and hearing impaired and didn't have many friends, my finger puppets became her friends to interact with.

[@darlaangel7853]

I think, Mrs. Priya,does Not speak English,or,if she does,her vocabulary,is limited. Im glad,that his Mom came to Hospital,& apparently, helped with her son after he was out of Hospital,i saw, that his wife was,virtually ignored,but,quite possibly due to Language barrier. They both,sort of Need his Mom,but its the Beautiful Lady,whos The Wife. Im hoping,with All our technological advances, he and the man who wound up in the wheelchair, will have some successful treatments ❤

[@sandrasalmon8994]

Who wears the red uniform andwhow ears the grey?

[@cynthiajenkins5080]

The wife appears in shock. It could be that she had a lot of trama in her life and is not accustomed to the except care he is receiving. She had very chance to speak up.

[@sofiaandersenharrington6098]

I really dislike Justin’s mother

[@Offutticus]

As a person who uses a wheelchair, walking is over-rated. Society puts far too much emphasis on it. Yes, it took me a while to get to where I am now, acceptance wise. My inability is due to an illness, not a sudden event. Sometimes I wish it had been sudden, then I could have had the decisions already laid out. Instead it was a slow downgrading. But then I realized that I could either "fight" it and endure the pain and the time it took to do stuff, or I could use a chair and have less pain and get things done. i could enjoy life. I chose joy. Life at fart level ain't so bad.

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

I swear our american hospitals could learn alot from uk ones.

[@Gartenkel]

wheres the episode of the 5yo being dragged 3m please

[@lovinYah838]

The circus music they play when they're showing old people is quite offensive 🙄

[@ericdiaz6568]

Agree! silent would be better

[@nannyoverzet1954]

She should of been consoling Justin's wife. 😢

[@ericdiaz6568]

Total Insult to the Wife.

[@user-dw6ep8dn7m]

Well, that’s one conclusion to jump to… Maybe they didn’t show those videos because Priya didn’t want them to film at that moment.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

She is a ra#'st

[@teagles1165]

Speak to the wife! She should be talked to also! It’s her husband!

[@gordonisbell2308]

I liked the show better sans music.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Paul needs to respect the wife

[@snahg2356]

Damn football and motorcycles. Youngsters think they are invincible, oh my babies, please take care of yourself, you only have one spine and one brain. Don't waste it on cheap thrills

[@jimhardy4750]

Why talk to Justin’s Mom because if she doesn’t realize that you can have severe injuries playing football then she obviously doesn’t know what she is talking about

[@NoneNoneNonesence]

Preya has no legal status in terms of permission. Also don’t dis mums and their feelings for their children.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Wow the doctors are so disrespectful to the wife

[@annegiorgio5602]

Rubbish

[@sigiloXXX]

@@annegiorgio5602 They totally disregarded her. I was waiting for a nod and an acknowledgment from the doctors but no!

[@billseaman5974]

Why in the HELL ARE THE DOCTORS NOT TALKING TO HIS WIFE ???????????

[@whitemonkey7932]

No one worked out that Mum's huusband buggered off with a Thai girl which is why mum resents her....she probably doesn't understand enough of what is going on either.

[@jeniphirtaylor-mcintire81]

Don't ride motorcycles.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

So basically don't live, cars are dangerous, walking is dangerous, flying is dangerous etc

[@jeniphirtaylor-mcintire81]

@@NakaidaBeauzec I would rather be going 55mph in a car on a road full of motorcycles, than on a motorcycle on a road full of cars. Anyone who says motorcycles are not more dangerous than other forms of transit is being disingenuous. They are objectively more dangerous than riding in a car, flying in a plane, or even walking (no one walks on a highway).

[@samanthahill9367]

Motorcycles is a selfish habit.

[@TechnikMeister2]

I can say this becuse I was a professional motorcycle racer in all its forms...road racing, motocross, long track and speedway, and over the 15 years I did it, the only time I got hurt was on the rare occasion I drove on the road. So my view as a husband and dad and a survivor, is this: Riding a motorcycle on the road is the most selfish and stupid things a person can do, and it shows a terminal, self-centredness that ignores one's responsibilities as a friend, husband and father. So I am sorry to say, I have little sympathy for someone who ends up as a cripple and dependent on the care of loved ones. Its condemning them to a lifetime of servitude, and for what? Because the rider likes the buzz and freedom? Sorry. If I was her, I would say, see you later. My child needs a dad who can support us well, and do normal things. Tough? Yes. But its warranted.