Unexpected Family Reunion - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

[@alanatolstad4824]

I think it's incredible that there are families out there who are willing to share their stories with us, the public. And I thank them for it.

[@erikowren7894]

I agree.

[@tassiegirl1991]

I agree. Some really do impact on you.

[@victoriousvalentine9779]

Thank you. I feel the same way. Grateful for their courage in sharing their lives when they are most vulnerable. Helps put my life experiences in perspective

[@alyssawssinging4039]

Same

[@cbliss]

I’ve had lots of hospital visits and I find this program heartwarming. I too appreciate their stories.

[@gracekelly2810]

Hazel held it all together until Dad came in. I remember that feeling of my Dad coming into my hospital room knowing I was safe because he was there. Love them! I pray everyone remains well.

[@normalincoln8502]

Thank you all for sharing your loved ones with us. Bless you...

[@dianeherren4005]

I love the positivity of the staff

[@corvus1374]

Hazel has the most beautiful eyes

[@marylape2342]

The love in these two families is amazing! I believe this is my favorite episode.

[@stephenlaurie6920]

as a dad with a forty year old daughter who has been the apple of my eye, so to speak, and is now going through significant health issues, the heartache I have is 24/7. I admire Hazel and her dad/family who are there for her 24/7....

[@SJC49]

Wishing your daughter the very best!🇨🇦

[@gracekelly2810]

sending you prayers for your daughter.

[@sveiniscute9101]

I'm so sorry

[@tammyhall1008]

HAZEL YOU ARE SO SO SO VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A FATHER LIKE YOU DO❤EMBRACE EVERY SINGLE MINUTE OF IT💯

[@miriammcfarlane6972]

Yes, Hazel, your dad is quite cool. He's got a great attitude. Top Dad!

[@daisi4925]

Hazel is a stunning young woman. Sorry for your loss of your father John

[@carolcarol3938]

A wonderful episode that made me reminisce about my late father.

[@persephoneblack888]

Same

[@WendyOrielly-c1q]

I think the most important thing in anything else is love and caring doctors that are real people

[@misselanys1219]

Wish we had this in America but we are a cold money oriented country we have lost our humanity here.

[@misselanys1219]

Seeing the doctors and nurses go above and beyond with caring tenderness kindness and respect they give to the patients puts every American hospital to shame. American hospitals operate like a meat market they care zero about their patients and focus on profits and should look to St. Georges as a SHINING EXAMPLE of what hospital should be everywhere.

[@agape1022]

John looks looks and sounds like prince Philip and I love the positive action in this show and as a certified clinical medical assistant I learn more about procedures that I have forgotten about by watching this show love Evangeline

[@Ancano]

Dude married his brothers neighbor, what a power move.

[@timothyrowe4969]

I always wait for these! love you're content 🙏🏻🇦🇺

[@clancycreations]

If only more had loving families. I love seeing support and children as adults that have always been cared for. This must be a show based upon more well off families. I love seeing the love… it’s my own life experience that makes me fight my cynicism as I watch and see the love. 💜👍

[@scorpio0685]

Rest in peace John ❤ I just love these wonderful stories of beautiful, caring staff and the special patients and their families. The commentary and whole production of these series is beautiful. Thank you

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Nice tribute to these 2 families & to how they handled their lives. Very nice to show young John as well. Both of these fathers are wonderful in my opinion. And John's daughter said it best that NONE of us end up being the perfect parent, do we? Here it's shown that in spite of mistakes they still had/have each other. Best result, really.

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

It is easy to learn how to ride a bike, but a person who has been riding since they could walk is different then an adult learning. The experience of riding for decades is so valuable!

[@Nicana68]

I watch these shows to help with what I term 'hospital trauma'. Not as a patient, and God willing I'll not ever be one, but for family members I've seen too much. I think it helps seeing how 'every day normal' it all is for the nurses and doctors.

[@lindawitherspoon446]

I love these shows. Thank you so much for posting them.

[@donnamitchell7707]

Fantastic episode. I'm so sorry for John's family. Have a great day ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@sinneadfert]

I can't blame Hazel for being so very frightened. At age 22, she had to have been seeing the end of her career as a police officer due to her injuries.

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

Poor hazel, had me crying for her

[@vivienmcnaul109]

Two lovely families ❤

[@donnamitchell7707]

Good morning Banijay,and everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@DodderingOldMan]

It's 9pm here, but hell, good morning to you too!

[@donnamitchell7707]

@@DodderingOldMan It's 7:50am in Ontario, Canada. I hope you have a wonderful night Doddering🙂⚘️.

[@HaLLiEB85]

Good morning to you too

[@lucilledaub5991]

I’m loving the hospital videos.

[@joycealgood8418]

Sorry for your loss🙏🏻.

[@paulinesanford1910]

Ty bless you all❤

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

No parent is perfect... We do what we can.

[@braised44]

Great background music!

[@LD-ij1mk]

This show is still probably one of my all time favorite shows to watch on KZbin. But, there was something more raw and real with the first few seasons. They were truly Birds Eye view and less “movie” like. I’m no editing expert but there are just too many cuts and zooms. You can’t tell me that some of these shots aren’t posed. I don’t know.

[@LD-ij1mk]

I forgot to mention that they added a significant more amount of cameras. After the first season I think?

[@sarahsnowe]

In 2021 in the UK an average of six motorcyclists were killed and 111 seriously injured PER WEEK.

[@maryscott9430]

I love that Angrla isnt resentful about her half sibling. Hazel is stunning.

[@missg.5940]

If these episodes don’t convince you to never ride or let someone you love, ride a motorcycle, nothing will. Rarely their fault, but you can’t trust the rest on the road!

[@hollybiegel4345]

Yes, I’m a prime example!! It’s changed my life forever and not in a good way! I also lost my boyfriend that day 😢

[@pegs1659]

I'm so sorry. I swore never to get back on a bike after my husband and I were riding and this lady looked right at us and proceeded to try and runs over. He had to lay down the bike. It never registered with her that we were there.

[@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246]

Here Hazel look i found a piece of your bike???? Freak ! What were you not thinking? 😢

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

Poor hazel. I hope she isnt having any major problems...

[@peacewarrior1175]

Did John' other daughter get to see her dad before he passed?

[@vickimoran1349]

Having been to the hospital countless times with my dad who was very hard of hearing, it would be such a wonderful thing if they staff would speak loud enough for the patient to hear them. Most times, they do not do this regardless of being told by family the patient can't hear well. My dad was an amazingly intelligent man but was reduced to repetition of information from me to understand what was happening to him.

[@DebbieRehard]

What happened to season 15

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

Im going to beg america to send their medical students to the uk to learn how to treat your patience

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

Well, you hardly think they're going to highlight the non-personable doctors & staff in the A&E, do you? I have experienced amazing care with wonderful professionals in almost every single one of my ER visits. I'm talking more visits (all warranted, not misusing the healthcare system) than most people just for myself, PLUS the times I've been with either parent, my child, & in-laws. By the way, you realize we need those medical students staying here to help our own overburdened ERs, right?

[@SJC49]

Think about how dangerous riding a motorcycle is before you encourage your children to ride!🇨🇦

[@مريمفارس-ل7ق]

Which health care system is better US or UK?

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Depends on what you need done & how quickly. In socialist medicine you're on wait lists for months to years what in the U.S. you get within days. Obamacare has been a disaster in America because it was written by the big insurance industry & by socialists. In a country of more than 375 million people with open borders it destroyed most private practices & invited lowered standards & wait lists BUT it launched the attack on children with the Tranzing Industry. It most CERTAINLY has not improved health care in the U.S. It's also skyrocketed costs including in the pharmaceutical industry and boy oh boy are those beasts happy. But- if you need critical care & walk in care & appointments in reasonable times you can still get them. We are certainty NOT a healthier nation under this socialized, taxpayer subsidized industry. We are certainty more drugged up than ever in history but that is not a cure. Meanwhile with open borders we're forced to pay for MILLIONS on "free" Medicaid under Bidenomics crashed economy & high taxes too. Yay. The self praising NHS in Canada is overrun as it is in Europe. Socialized ANYTHING cannot work long term for "multicultural" unassimilated countries. There will never be "equity" in these systems because the administration & government & insurance industries CHOOSE who gets what on a bias. That is just the truth of it.

[@sharont2878]

I'm in Australia and I would say UK would have better doctors.... Australia and the UK both are similar unlike the US where you need to have insurance in order to be treated...we have private health insurance or Medicare where it doesn't cost you or not very much at all

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

@@kathyflorcruz552 100% correct, and so well said! When a Canadian or a Brit says they can't believe/imagine paying for healthcare I like to remind them that they are still paying for it, just not at the time of service and/or to an insurance carrier. I also like to point out to the Canadians that, at least in the hospitals I go to (in the 7th largest city in the U.S.), you would never have a 12-hour wait to be seen in the E.R. That has genuinely happened to 2 Canadians that I know personally in just the last few months. Also, being in TX, it's disgusting seeing the number of undocumented immigrants (keeping it PC for YT) using the ER as their GP is infuriating.

[@Mrscopeok]

Why are these new episodes from years ago???😮 2019 😢

[@Beefer-e4j]

Cause someone’s nice enough to upload them for us, for free. They’re new postings

[@nancyneyedly4587]

5:09 "You're going to be just fine..." She is not fine. "6:53 "You're okay sweetheart..." she is not okay. This doctor! Perhaps she thinks she is being reassuring here but saying these things is incredibly patronizing and dismissive, she needs to learn proper bedside care. She is basically saying whatever you are feeling after this trauma is incorrect and you should feel "okay" or "fine", it completely disregards the patient and thier experience. She could say, "We are taking care of you....we are here for you....we are here to help you....I can see you're scared but we you are in the best place and we are all here to help you." And yes, these things matter in situations like this.

[@Beefer-e4j]

I mean, essentially, she was In the way that she was safe at the moment and being looked after..and I kind of think that’s her way of saying you’re not going to die. People need words like this.

[@misselanys1219]

American here and I would have killed for nurses and doctors to be so caring and gentle and encouraging when I was in the hospital for covid in 21. Instead they treated me roughly and made me cry daily and I am in my mid-60's not a kid. These St George doctors and nurses were perfect with what they did and said. God bless them.

[@pmccoy8924]

Patronizing? lolol, please. The doctor is reassuring her she will be just fine there. It's likely the most traumatizing experience of her life. They aren't dismissing anything. They did every single test under the sun. They simply told her she is in good hands and not to worry. Perhaps it's anglo/celtic culture and that is why I know it means no harm whatsoever. Some people, I swear.

[@vaughnmojado8637]

Hazel and her Dad aren’t just family, they’re Partners in Crime. Haha! I guarantee you that she will always be Daddy’s lil girl. I loved it. Rest easy, John.

[@Elizabeth.C.Holmes]

Miles per hour? Isn't the UK metric?

[@pamelahinkle6030]

Had a friend hit a dog Scooted down on back lived 2 wks

[@pamelahinkle6030]

Road

[@roseannarios7312]

I love this show and the staff but I don't understand why they didn't pick up on John's feet earlier. I noticed the second he was wheeled in. They looked like they belonged on a cadaver and clearly weren't getting any decent, if even the slightest, bit of blood flow. I'm not sure it would have changed the outcome but it was still a massive e oversight.

[@scotterman7951]

What Happened To The Man Who Have Tripple AAA After Coming To St George's Hospital For Emergency Care And Treatment Scott Erman USA 🇺🇸

[@SnowPink90]

The narrator said the girl crashed her bike, then he said she was hit from behind by a vehicle, then he said that she was the one that hit the vehicle. Do we know what really happened? I’m so glad she’s OK though because you think of all the things that a biker could be left with after an accident and it’s quite frightening . What a messed up life John had. He makes a mistake that results in a baby being born then he goes back to his family not speaking one word about the baby, because the wife forbids it. Then the wife passes away years later and that’s when John’s children who are adults learn about this love child.😵‍💫 Now that John has passed away, I wonder if all these kids will get together and get to know each other?

[@LD-ij1mk]

“Central reservation of a dual carriageway” Is this what this thing is called?? The median? The divider?

[@jimhardy4750]

I hate motorcycles I have seen a friend killed on one and another gentleman killed on one that was enough for me swore I would never get on one!!!

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

I wish i had a better relationship with my dad. But i know my sister was their together baby. My ste0 mom was wonderful. But a t the end i believe she died hating me

[@sharont2878]

Oh that's very sad ! Did someone tell you that ? If so why did they have to say that to you they should of just said nothing if that was the case xx

[@АрзумановаСерафима]

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[@MH-hw4uh]

I wonder if he had Marfan Syndrome, and doctors missed it. I see a few signs, I have it.

[@JaneHall-f9j]

I'm not surprised John had a brain bleed. He seemed really confused.

[@patriciarossman8653]

Housekeeping must love that doctor who writes with ballpoint pen on the sheets. Sigh...

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

I just hope that man who likes to live dangerously cause 'its part of him' - just dont be a burden on yr children if u get hurt seriously. Grow up man

[@ClearwaterKB]

So we all should just live boring, safe lives? You are more likely to become a burden to your children after a car accident.

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

@@ClearwaterKB fyi i am 72 still hve my own home and i hve lots of hobbies. I do my own housework. If u dont understand what i meant in my post u stupid

[@cynhiacations9879]

He said that he doesn't race anymore because he doesn't want to be a burden. Because he's a biker he knows the risks just like we know when we cross the road but bad things happen

[@melanytodd2929]

Biker Dad needs to grow TF up.

[@susanl3136]

I thought biker dad was great. Ive learned theres no point in living in a bubble. Growing up is different for everyone. Stop judging.

[@discolissa666]

My Dad says NO MOTORCYCLES

[@MH-hg2bf]

hazel is beautiful

[@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246]

Being 100 yards in front of your daughter when both on a highway on bike's? Wtf?? I would never leave her side..don't care what she thought!

[@jawz5709]

Commercials were insane!

[@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246]

Instead of Hazel getting into your passion, why not try to play barbie dolls to see if that's the only way to spend time with you?

[@janethughes9541]

Blteed on the brain! Why were they messing around his stomach, and couldn’t find the bleed, it makes me so angry.

[@corvus1374]

Right because medical experts have no idea what they are doing

[@cynhiacations9879]

John was going to die from the brain bleed or the bleed to the back of his stomach. Both of them were life threatening. They needed to treat the one they knew about first. The second one was found at a later stage. The docs know more than us.

[@pennyjones4954]

He had an abdominal aortic aneurysm. That's in the stomach.

[@Beefer-e4j]

I agree. Figured they did scans on the head and brain d/t the fall and change in cognitive status.

[@Beefer-e4j]

@@pennyjones4954 also had bleeding on the brain

[@robertamcmunn3642]

Hazel's Dad posing for the camera with the helmet and jacket on in the ED was a bit much. Have a little respect that she did not want to see that. Also put your helmet on before you get on your bike not in ED. Lord, some people.

[@erikowren7894]

People deal with stress differently.

[@ClearwaterKB]

You don't know what she did or didn't want to see after a few minutes edited out of the hours she spent in A&E.

[@melanytodd2929]

Biker Dad needs to grow TF up

[@lindamccarron3799]

Dad loves the camera!

[@southern...8163]

What's with these Britts, crying is OK!

[@やばい-n7d]

Acab xD

[@Beefer-e4j]

And huge crybabies- my god I was like girllll chill a bit.

[@やばい-n7d]

@@Beefer-e4j YES!????