Love at 75: Amy & Bernie - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S08 E16
Witness the heartwarming journey of Amy and Bernie, two remarkable individuals who found love at the age of 75. Despite life's challenges, their bond has only grown stronger over the past 18 years. Join us in celebrating their enduring love and the lessons they share about resilience, companionship, and cherishing life's moments.
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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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[@MrsGump]

If only everyone was as respectful & gracious as the elderly people in this episode. And by god thats one hell of a black eye!

[@maryscott9430]

Amy and Bernie are the best. My heart loves hearing they are each others rock and that they eat dinner together.

[@JoyceBlanton-u9z]

I am a retired nurse from USA. This hospital is awesome. The way it is run is amazing

[@carolynwhite9313]

Makes you wonder about how well the NHS works. I’d like to hear the pros and cons of each.

[@613miami]

Bill is so lovely. Broken bones and lots of scrapes and a large skull laceration and not a whimper, and he says “ thank you “

[@frankish5314]

I'm an expat Brit that lives in the US now. Watching this show gives me a profound respect for the NHS and the people that work within it. Just to get you to the hospital over here with cost around $2000 (about 1800 quid) and health insurance (if you can afford it) will find ways of not covering stuff, absolutely appalling where people die when they don't have enough money for medical care!

[@sherribatko8981]

That's the good old USA. Where medical cost a fortune and the services don't match the cost I think I'm moving to London😂

[@terryperry4160]

I started watching these shows about 2 months ago and I sm so impressed with how the doctors and nurses take care of patients in the UK. Health care in American has gone downhill extremely every year since the early 80's and the price of Healthcare and medication is outrageous. It appears the UK also takes much better care of pain for patients than in the US. I broke my wrist 3 years ago and they called in a prescription for Motrin.

[@SnowPink90]

I think the US’s healthcare system is pure robbery. I live up here on the West coast in Canada and our healthcare system is so great. I remember reading this experience of a lady that went to a US hospital and later on received the bill and she called her son up and said I want you to look at this bill that I got from the hospital so he went over it and the things that they were charging her for was unbelievable. Her bill was near $15,000, and she never stayed overnight. Her son called the hospital on her behalf with her permission and wanted a detailed bill because she was just sent the total amount owing she couldn’t tell you what she was being charged for. So they both sat down together once she received the detailed bill and was in shock of what she was being charged for. You know the swabs that they use it’s a stick with cotton on the end of it and they’ll swab the inside of your cheek or if they need to wear your tonsils are break off inside a plastic tub, sent it to the lab and then get the results back? Well instead of charging her for the one swab stick they charged her for the whole box of 1000. And they found so many things that they used at the hospital that they would charge her for the hundred percent amount of an item instead of charging per piece. Once she had a meeting with the hospital with her son, she walked out only owing $900. That’s how they treat their citizens. That hospital was ready to make $14,000 on that woman when really she only owed $900. They basically steal right from the patient. There’s two professions that’s a sure winner, a funeral home and a hospital because you can’t do without them, so they can charge anything they want, but people have to start smartening up and look at their bills.

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

Yes it’s sooooo very diff from USA here we all are Wanted to die by our health care system ; unless we’re Filthy rich 😒

[@frankish5314]

@@lizardwhispererfivehead3552 Poor people cant pay so are a "burden" to the system!

[@carolpavlik7224]

I love the vignettes outside of the hospital where they talk about how they met, etc.

[@ehu3D]

This show has the best heart of any medical show I’ve seen.

[@hollybiegel4345]

Amy and Bernie are very sweet. So very loyal to each other ❤❤

[@alburnett75]

I swear I haven't watched one episode without crying. Anyone else? 🙋‍♀️

[@persephoneblack888]

🙋‍♀️

[@JaneRockriver]

Me as well

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

So so heart warming ❤️‍🔥🥹

[@wendyodell356]

I'm very tenderhearted so I'll cry at commercials. That's my excuse 😂😂😂

[@patriciahannah5320]

I love the respect and care the medical staff have for the elderly

[@SJC49]

Amy is adorable! I know this is a very old show and she is no longer alive but it needs to be said.

[@taradecoste4788]

What year was this?

[@RollerSCoaster17]

When did Amy die???

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

These are maybe from 2011-15 ish

[@lorettacarroll6015]

Amy (the elderly lady with the clothesline accident...I think that was her name) is a true hero, and she probably never considered herself one.

[@hilaryc3203]

She's a hero for what, saving the laundry?

[@si.maree05]

@@hilaryc3203 she worked on ambulances during ww2, helping survivors of the bombings. she even wanted to be in the air force but her father didnt let her.

[@hilaryc3203]

@@si.maree05 Thanks, I must have been distracted and missed that part. Cheers.

[@sandrashevel2137]

The plastics doctor is sweet. Taking care of his mum. Being a single mum does take a lot of work. The older companions give me hope to find love.

[@emmasgrandma1]

pity the woman who marries him though as long ashis Mom is alive

[@nikkigeeez]

He has very sweet eyes

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

So sweet . Bless him for caring for his mum ❤😊

[@patriciahannah5320]

Amy and Bernie are such an inspiration. She is a tough old broad who is, rightfully, proud of herself

[@MegaWelshie1]

As a Welsh girl now living in the US, where healthcare is a privilege not a right, I'm so proud of the NHS...❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇺🇸

[@lbarbados38]

The old folks in Britain are pretty staunch...so stoic.

[@jeannedennis5863]

I just love the tender care and love these doctors and nurses show every patient they see. ❤

[@RobinMartz-x9f]

My son is gay. I’ve known it for a long long time. I love him and would never turn my back on him ever. When he told me, I could see how nervous he was so I just told him I knew and it was ok. And I never miss an opportunity to tell him how much I love him.

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

Oh i I just wanted to HUGE HUG that gay doctor through the screen ! His dad should have kept with his son , loved him & seen how much of an Angel of a human he is to care for others !! That BROKE ME TO BITS !!!! 😔💔

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

Craig . Love you Dr. Craig ! 🤍❤️🫂

[@joannelivote9803]

Love Amy and Bernie. Bill is a badass.

[@613miami]

All the patients are so appreciative of the care they receive 🤗

[@eldadsoundsproduction315]

This season has been my favourite since the first ep. ❤ Hats off to sll the NHS staffs of St. Georges..❤❤❤

[@Pendragon667]

I adore and admire Amy in so many ways. She's never had it easy but she's still going strong for her age, both mentally and physically. I just love her overall attitude. Life was her teacher and it was a strict one. But people like her should give lectures i think. Lectures in school for young people. I wish her Bernie all the best and a long and healthy life! Also i'm on the same as the male nurse: i've seen my Grandfather suffer and die from COPD, lost my Grandmother to the result of an brain aneurysm and dementia. I was there when they die. I see my parents rapid decling health at the age of 63 and their refusal to accept help. So yes: i do understand him.

[@pentiuman]

I sustained a life threatening Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) from a ladder fall at home. So you'd better believe I always wear a helmet when I bike - which I've done for the last few years, as exercise. Today's helmet are inexpensive, lightweight, look good, and don't itch or feel uncomfortable, when you've adjusted them to fit.

[@elainelessack]

@pentiuman: Oh my, what an injury you sustained! I dearly hope that you are faring well now. ❤ Thankfully, you have been able to resume at least some of your usual activities, including bike riding, while using a proper helmet! Good for you! And thank you most kindly for reminding everyone that wearing a well-fitted helmet is incredibly essential to our safety and well-being. ✨️🌟✨️

[@ksierra4444]

My 7 year old has a tiny head and ive had a horrible time getting a helmet that fits him. Same issue in baseball. Helmet falls and obstructs his vision. So frustrating.

[@sapphirerain70]

This message is for the sweet doctor! I am so sorry for what you went through. I can’t imagine what that felt like. You were brave for standing up for yourself and letting your true colors shine. You are a blessing and I hope someday they reach out to you. My daughter is Gay and I don’t love her any less then the moment she was placed in my arms. Sending you hugs ,love and prayers ❤🦋🙏🏻

[@lindawhite5006]

MY MOM WAS 72 WHEN DAD DIED. THE GENTLEMAN ACROSS THE STREET HIS WIFE HAD DIED A FEW YEARS EARLIER. AFTER A COUPLE OF YEARS THEY BEGAN EATING OUT TOGETHER. HE WAS THE BEST FRIEND MY MOM HAS EVER HAD. HE JUST TURNED 90 AND SHE'S 84. THEY BOTH STILL DRIVE. THEY GO CAMPING TWICE A YEAR. OUT TO EAT EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AND HE STAYS AT HER PLACE SATURDAY NIGHTS. HE CALLS HER 2-3 TIMES PER DAY. HE'S BROUGHT SO MUCH JOY TO MOM, THEREFORE OUR FAMILY!

[@wendyodell356]

That's amazing. They are very lucky ❤

[@mariebal4371]

I absolutely loved this episode! Love the beautiful old people and their stories of the old days. They are sooo tough. And should be honoured ❤❤❤❤❤

[@alison4316]

I think i love episodes like this the best.... hearing stories from our eldest generation is so wonderful. I used to love listening to my Granny's stories of when she was growing up.

[@sandraMcguire-j4w]

I'm glad you followed your mom's dreams

[@debrabolton9372]

Amy and Bernie are a very special couple.....extraordinary, ordinary people who care for one another.

[@maryellenblount6376]

I love all the stories of the elderly people that come into the A & E. Remarkable people with such a strong zest for life. Bernie and Amy were so amazing with each other.

[@colleenk60]

I'm 64 and I am going to listen to Amy.

[@smarcis2]

Bill, you are a gem of a person!! Keep riding! ❤

[@cindymeuwissen2457]

I loved everyone. Amy is so wise and the staff so kind.

[@debbietanner7613]

I love this show. I look forward to a new episode every day. Keep up the great work ❤

[@kinebrembry6224]

I love this little old lady!!

[@gennypippr3380]

❤❤ I think this video is one of the best I've watched! There is so much love and caring! ❤❤❤

[@corvettesbme]

What a wonderful episode! Thank you for your videos!

[@ShelbylunaMorgan]

Amy is an amazing lady.

[@ahwell9984]

I really appreciated NP Craig's sharing. ❤

[@danaw23]

Thanks for the newly posted episode!!! I love this show.

[@mszitaz6726]

81 years old and gets blasted by a car and has broken ribs and cuts. What a badass. Let’s not forget how in great shape his body looked. Goals

[@vananthia]

But he can't cut his toenails 🙈

[@staceyroberts3468]

@@vananthia😬😬

[@tinag3751]

Keeps a licking and keeps on ticking 🎉

[@hilaryc3203]

He's no badass; he's a fool. He's 81 and acting stupidly, without any regard for his own risks or what he puts his family through. The same can be said of seniors who still drive and don't understand that the natural course of aging is that at that age they lose visual acuity, have slow responses. His wife needs to do more than "ask him", she needs to go nuclear on him.

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

@@vananthiamy dads 84 I have to trim his He hates he has to ask But he can’t see well enough And he’ll clip his skin 🥹💚

[@cryssiortiz6977]

I cried multiple times in this episode. ❤❤❤❤ life can be beautiful and so can people❤❤❤❤

[@beverlyt.5526]

I just love Bill so much and His Wife 💕. God Bless Them 🙏 losing Their Only Child / Their Beloved Son at such a young age. I LOVED what She said about marriage staying together ❤. Amy and Bernie are brilliant together 💕🙌. The gentleman who hurt His nose was only concerned about getting home to Care For His Wife 💕, Darling Sweet Man. As A Nurse who had worked with hundreds if not thousands of Elders... One can learn SO MUCH from Them if You Take The Time To Let Them Talk And You Listen ♥️⭐. They are FULL OF LIFE'S KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES. It's also A Priveledge Being There For Them And With Them When They Pass On. After Many years working in Geriatrics I switched and became a Pediatric Nurse. I just couldn't do it when my children were young because I would worry about them to much the more I learned. God Bless All Health Care Professionals And All Of The Health Care Team Including Housekeeping, Secretarial, Porters, Patient Care Technicians, Dietary, on and on ☀️♥️🙌!!! None of it works without the WHOLE TEAM!!! Western Upstate NY Here

[@angelaparker4110]

The lady injured hanging up her washing reminded me of a story where a surgeon walked into a patient’s room at 6 am only to find hr putting on mascara before she had surgery.

[@sarahsnowe]

Such is the effect of brainwashing in patriarchal culture.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

I love both of the old couples, especially Amy. I would love to sit and talk to her.

[@janedoe3880]

OMG AMY And Bernie are so cute

[@karenashton5053]

Miss Amy is who I want to be in 30 years!!

[@renb6133]

What an amazing woman & what a life she’s lived. I also loved the sweet relationship she & Bernie shared. This show is really great.

[@christycook7176]

Amy & Bernie 🫶 ❤

[@lindaburt6518]

Bernie and Amy are so damn adorable!!

[@lovelyjanuary]

The not wearing a helmet issue really does bother and anger me. It is an easy proven way to prevent EXACTLY the kind of situation that man is in and at his age you’d think he’d have more common sense and wisdom regarding such a simple safety method that billions of people recognize and utilize without any thought whatsoever daily. I struggle to have any sympathy for anyone in that situation other than his family because they are the ones who are going to suffer the most from any injury or fatality his stubbornness and egotistical need for control causes. 😵‍💫🥺🤷🏻‍♀️

[@missg.5940]

And the costs to treat him…irresponsible and sucking up resources! Like anti-vaxxers.

[@MeadowDay]

Plus be an expense to the health service..very selfish thinking.

[@conniewilliams7650]

How would a helmet keep him from broken ribs and shoulder? I don't ride my horse without a helmet but I've broken my hip and my coccyx. Helmet did zero to help.

[@jodyhoo]

Wow, you seem like the type who wore a mask while alone in your own home during the lockdown. A bicycle helmet does NOT prevent all head injuries. An 81 year old man is old enough to make that decision for himself. He doesn’t need you imposing your will on him. And yes, I am a cyclist.

[@kathiewool4292]

You need to show more respect. My bet this man pays his bill unlike you who is worried about the health system. My guess is you want a free ride

[@היילימור]

Wow amy and Bernie r adorable. Everyone is

[@vickykirby908]

Wished America would adopt Europe's medical attitude and attention, when there's a visit needed to our ER's

[@DeputatKaktus]

Let this episode be a cautionary tale about why you cyclists should be wearing a damn helmet. The head injuries would have been completely preventable and he would have gotten away with nothing but a few nasty bruises. I have always worn a helmet on my bike. In fact, in the late 80s when bicycle helmets first became a thing, my brothers and I were among the first to get them. Our parents were very adamant about this. I feel naked without wearing one. Same as on my motorbike. No matter where I go or how hot it is: I always wear full leathers, gloves and helmet. No exceptions. Even when I just pop 10 minutes down the street to buy some bread. Being involved with the local volunteer fire brigade adds another bit of positive peer pressure: If I have a crash, and was NOT wearing my gear, everyone would know within hours. The guys would (rightfully!) give me soooo much crap - and I am not talking the usual friendly and loving abuse that is customary. The fact of the matter is, I would not want any of those men and women to have to sweep bits of me off the road just because I was complacent and an idiot. They are my brothers and sisters. I could not and would not do that to them.

[@MeadowDay]

A helmet should be a must!… same as a seatbelt

[@sarahsnowe]

Even when they're wearing helmets, motorcyclists run serious risks. A&E doctors call their bikes "donor bikes" because their dead riders provide so many transplant organs.

[@alanatolstad4824]

In my location (California) pulling W/Cs backwards is a no-no, considered a dignity issue.

[@sandraMcguire-j4w]

That happened to me too I was young got married as soon as we got married he would not let me to graduate because I wanted to be a nurse so I had three kids and as soon as my kids growed up And on them fellow my dreams she is doing good too

[@debbiehall7016]

Bill and wife, please get a stationary bike by the window

[@stephanieparker3900]

God loves you and he will always be your father. Loves you unconditionally and I do too

[@andreah6379]

How does anyone NOT wear a helmet in this day & age?????!!😮💥 And, Amy is sharper than many ppl 1/2 her age! Wowza!

[@Selaithify]

I simply adore Amy. Would love to have tea with her even though I’m American.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

"Sweet Lord!" LOL! XD

[@juliemcgugan1244]

My now-deceased Nan worked on the ambulances, during the Blitz. One time she was searching through a bombed building and found a baby's shoe...sadly, the baby's foot was still inside it.

[@denisepope8599]

The commentator make 12 miles seems like 100. I know that when a patient is in a trauma situation it is critical no matter the distance. I have had to be transported in an emergency situation per ambulance 80 miles (+/-). I was in a different area and had an emergency situation and I wanted transported to my doctor at the hospital I used to work in. I had emergency surgery abdomen surgery. On ventilator 33 days in ICCU due to sepsis and gangrene to my large intestine from a blood clot. I had a seizure, stroke that affected my speech and right side. I had to learn how to walk and talk again. I had a colostomy. I was not expected to live, but God and prayers got me through. I had to go to comprehensive rehabilitation and then home health. The reverse colostomy 8 months later. God is Great. I live 37 miles from a trauma center here in the USA, but 8 miles from a level 1 hospital. We due have a helicopter stationed 15 miles away, but it has specially trained paramedics and it cost about $ 10,000.00 to start it up and so much money per mile.

[@emmasgrandma1]

Love the NP! ❤

[@JDowd-mt7jt]

81 years old and only broken ribs and some cuts very impressed considering the cercumstance

[@emmasgrandma1]

I don't know who trained the blond nurse how to put face dressings on!? 😂

[@MizzMetallikat76]

The manbun tho! 😂👌

[@TechnikMeister2]

First responder from Australia. Its a similar system to the UK, but for one thing. We do not have a lot of sympathy for riders who do not wear a hemet...bicycle and motorcycle, despite it being the law and carrying a large fine. The stats are that if they are in an accident, 93% of the time they will have a head injury and they will come off at least once a year. When we get a call and they say "no helmet" we expect the worse and usually get it. In the ER, you will hear the groan from the nurses and doctors when a "no helmet" case come in. Even though its not admitted, I do know that they will be sparing with the pain medication in a hope that a bit of suffering has an effect. It usually does.

[@dorothyreade2232]

My mom always said she did not want to be old. She got her wish and died at 54 of ovarian cancer.

[@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc]

I hope I age like Amy 🎉

[@loriorourke2154]

I would be the male nurses Granny. I am sending Granny hugs dear. You are valuable.

[@richardhutchison3123]

Who was Luke? They said if there;s anyone you you need to call to say goodbye to Like but I don't recall a patient on this episode called Luke.

[@dukkieb]

3:10 Him: He’s got great hair! Her: He’s got my unborn as well. Amen, sister. He’s divine eye-candy!

[@darkmoore05]

MAN-BUN. She is talking about his hair-do, not any unborns.

[@dukkieb]

@@darkmoore05. Oops! You’re right. She does says “man bun”. However… what I heard her say is a lot funnier. 😂 But thank you for catching my error. 😊

[@sarahsnowe]

This is the second episode I've seen (back-to-back) in which a guy suffered serious cranial injury in a cycling accident because he wasn't wearing a helmet. I see quite a few people cycling without helmets, and almost all of them are male. Many guys never grow out of their adolescent delusions of invulnerability, and they're a flipping nuisance.

[@gottabesometime6632]

I love the British sense of humour...being in NZ, we are on the same page...especially the aged patients...gutsy, strong and full of dry wit.

[@emmatheron4471]

If only we cld have this professionalism and honest care in SA hospitals

[@spinmarion1]

Al ready seen 😢😢

[@staceyroberts3468]

Seeing the amount of cyclists in the show who are hit or have accidents, you definitely need to ALWAYS wear a helmet. After hearing what happened to Bills son, I can understand his wife’s concern that he doesn’t wear a helmet. He’s a lovely man but I’m surprised he doesn’t wear one. Hopefully that changed ☺️

[@steffc8881]

Omg a parent who is judgemental of your child is absolutely so wrong. We lost a son at 21 in a car accident it absolutely changed our family but his brother & sister was our priority before our own that’s just instinct. To disown your child for their choices is absolutely disgusting and so selfish. The guilt meter starts at birth but to disown a child it’s their loss not his. 💔💔💔💔💔

[@moriganna67ify]

When my common law husband was hit by a car and he flew next to me. I saw it in a vision and went right where it happened. Something did not want me to see him. He was dead on impact. It severed a main artery from his broken knee and had a brain hemorrhage, and he died instantly. I saw him at the hospital and he was dead. The poor mortician nearly got punch. She was smiling, explaining as she was telling me how it happened. I wanted to hurt her. 😂 He was unrecognizable. 2 things I kept in mind. 1. He did this out of love. Hoping to see our friend who owed us money and 2. I would be covered for cab fare, from my workplace to and from home. It kills me to this day. That was 30 or so years ago.

[@peg530]

Is the fellow who was on his bike, hit intentionally? In the US we read about a senior that was intentionally hit by 2 youth in their auto, for fun. Such an evil act.

[@juliejustus6878]

Anyone who's 81 years old and not wearing a helmet? Has a death wish😮😮😮 9:02

[@kathiewool4292]

A helmet would not have protected all the other injuries. Show some respect for g the his older generation who are still moving.

[@kadinpearse5826]

I respect respect your life business and respect respect your business and respect your life business business and respect your life business business and respect respect your life business business and respect your business business I respect respecting your business and respect your business

[@iamsheileen]

That is such a good look on you! I don't think many guys can pull off that look like you do! Hot 🔥😊

[@Sakja]

This was 2015 based on Amy's age. She was born in 1922 and was 93.

[@sandymcqueen4930]

I'm seeking friends from your part of the world.

[@emmatheron4471]

And clean hospitals

[@WeSombreGhosts]

Older people are just made of harder stuff ain’t they went through harder times not like the snowflakes of now pissin & moaning !!

[@sherribatko8981]

Thus is my first time watching this show, dont know why it popped up, but I'm enjoying it❤

[@bobbiduval7961]

These people are waaaaay more polite and kind than most in the US. Pretty shameful here nowadays. Wish we could leave this pushing "freedom" on everyone, if they like it or not nightmare place that has turned into a place I don't recognize since God was taken out of government and schools. I do not consent to any of this madness here.

[@sarahsnowe]

When "God" was in government and schools in the U.S., rampant discrimination against women, homosexuals, and non-whites was the accepted norm. Also, perhaps you should reflect that much of the current American madness is down to "Christian" creatures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and others who seem to have been constructed in the basement of an Alabama mega-church and sent out into the world with their little gold crosses and AK-47s. The Trump excrescence wouldn't have been elevated to the presidency without the support of American evangelicals (who, apparently, he despises).

[@deborahcavel-greant6155]

It has nothing to do with taking God out of government and schools. I was born in the 40s and God was NOT in the schools back then. Anyone who tells you different is lying. I grew up in the Bible Belt, in Oklahoma and Texas. We did not pray in school, nor did we study the Bible. This "put the Bible back in schools" business is a POLITICAL movement that has nothing to do with how people act. I also was a nurse in ER and on several floors in the 60s, and people didn't act like this. All this violent, disrespectful behavior has started since the MAGA Republicans have started insisting that everyone look, think, worship and act like they do. And they get their tempers in a twist when they can't control everyone else. Their leader, Trump, has no manners, calls everyone names, incites violence and demands that everyone obey him. He is a terrible example, yet his followers compare *him* to Christ! What blasphemy! I don't consent to that madness.

[@Kiwi-ICU-RN]

The plastics specialist would be insufferable to work with.

[@marie34K]

81 cyclist without a helmet ? That's the kind of silly thing I don't understand. I'm old and would never dream of cycling , I know my balance is not as good as it used to , I know I could become a danger to other people if I swerve unvoluntarily and not wearing a helmet is just crazy . Dude needs a reality check .😮

[@kimb868]

I hate to disagree with the lovely lady in yellow but sometimes she. You seal the deal ( get married) you find out your partner is abusive , cheating or just absolutely not the person you thought they were and it should not be endured, it should be ended!

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Old ladies, like myself, please brush the hair at the back of your head. Otherwise it looks like you’ve been asleep in your chair.

[@kandycandy1]

So they don’t know how to bandage his head to stop the bleeding? Geez. That is like the bare minimum for ER. Wow

[@janetdunn298]

Wear a helmet Bill. 😮

[@delbert1995]

Gettig Old Sux

[@613miami]

Marmite and curry! For a new baby.is she nuts?

[@aprilstar3572]

I can’t blame the way the father for disowning his son for being gay , Just nasty 😷 and perverse sort of behavior, No it’s not more acceptable people just think it most don’t say it these days . Just because you say it is more acceptable is BS ,The devil is the father of lies . You think because you say it more acceptable that people will start thinking that way , God help you to see it for what it is ,a nasty ungodly behavior , Get help please !

[@charlotterockel-kennedy8913]

What a horrible answer. I suppose you are racist too. God only sees what love is in the heart and certainly doesn"t judge religion, skin colour or sexuality. You'd better start praying that he forgives your evil way of thinking. Craig is such a wonderful Doctor and a very compassionate person who saves other peoples lives without judging anyone. Please keep nasty thoughts to yourself. The world has become a horrible place because of the way people treat one another. I do hope you never will be in a situation where a gay doctor might have to save your life. Think about it. I will be praying to God to forgive you for your evil thoughts ❤🙏

[@d.rim.4275]

The only one here who should seek out help is you. What a hateful and troubled soul you have! Proverbs 8:13 Pride and arrogance and the way of evil and perverted speech I hate. Love Instead of hate.

[@lovelyjanuary]

@@charlotterockel-kennedy8913Agreed. God help her children (literally) should they even put a foot wrong in her opinion. She’s the nasty one and should keep her hateful thoughts to herself.

[@charlotterockel-kennedy8913]

@@lovelyjanuary thank you for thinking the same. It always shocks me how nasty people can be towards someone they've never met.

[@SJC49]

You should probably keep your prejudiced mouth shut!

[@nscan2]

I find cyclists not wearing helmets odd. In QLD Australia, where I live, it is mandatory and police can stop cyclists not wearing helmets and issue fines. These are most of the things riders (including teens etc.) can be fined for; riding a bicycle while not on the seat facing forward $154, failing to keep at least one hand on the handle bars $154, riding a bicycle using other than the seat position $154, carrying more people than the bike is designed for $154, bicycle passenger not sitting in their designated seat $154, failing to stop before riding over a children’s or pedestrian crossing $154, riding across a crossing other than as permitted $154, Riding on the pedestrian side of a separated footpath $154, not riding on the left of a footpath or shared path $154, failing to give way on the pedestrian or shared path $154, failing to keep left of an oncoming bike on a shared path $154, disobey signs such as no bikers $154, causing a traffic hazard $154 (such as moving into the path of a vehicle coming up from behind you) $154, riding a bike being towed by another vehicle $154, holding on to a moving vehicle $154, riding within 2 metres of a moving vehicle for over 200 metres $154, FAILING TO WEAR A HELMET $154, passenger FAILS TO WEAR A HELMET $154, Towing person in bicycle trailer if cyclist is not over 16 and passenger is 10 years or older $154, riding bike without brakes and/ a warning system (either bell or horn) $154, failing to use lights at night or in bad weather $154, leads an animal while riding bike $154.

[@sherribatko8981]

But this hospital seem to have the longest biggest needles I've ever seen, damn I hate needles🤯🫥