London Ambulance Challenges - Ambulance - Medical Documentary

Ambulance - S01 E02
In this intense episode of Ambulance, the London Ambulance Service faces a series of urgent calls, from a miscarriage to elderly falls. The crews' dedication shines as they navigate through a city under pressure, attending to critical cases while dealing with potential abuse of emergency services. Witness their unwavering commitment and the emotional impact of their work on patients and themselves.
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[@anglophils645]

The medics who assisted Peggy, were knowledgeable, patient, and kind. They are true professionals.

[@theresarasche3173]

I love Peggy ❤. She is a feisty little old lady and funny ❤ I’m so sad and sorry about Peggy 😢

[@1398go]

“Have a little bit of sleep if you need to….” Oh his accent is so adorable…. Poor Peggy….I’m so sorry….

[@stilcrazychris]

So sorry Ms. Peggy passed. God bless her, she must of been a handful in her early years. Keep these videos coming. Love them & thanks for posting all of the other shows too.

[@aprilstar3819]

My eyes are tearing up for these young men who are treating the elderly women with tremendous care and respect. God Bless them

[@pkersoul]

RIP Peggy you were funny as hell

[@cyberi4a]

Peggy and Kathleen are at peace now which sounds like it was best for both of them. I hope Eric finally got someone to help in, that was never mentioned.

[@lucilledaub5991]

Love your hospital videos.

[@jeannerountree952]

What’s the nice that we got to meet Miss Peggy during her visit with the ambulance and hospital. God rest her soul.

[@jenniferfelts]

Peggy was such a gem❤ What a wonderful woman. The woman who kept abusing 999 for no reason seriously needs to be put in for help. Loneliness and alcohol don't go together. Rip Peggy❤

[@jnyper23]

I just don’t understand why Kathleens daughter won’t go and check her mom out, but rather make her mom a nuisance of the ambulance team! Isn’t it her responsibility? Why burden the health care system? Some kids just don’t even have a slightest care for their parents!

[@user-sg6xo8zf9k]

I love this program ❤

[@user-xt3to9rs1s]

What a great series wonderful care which U S was more like this!😅

[@amanda.dunwald85]

I agree. We don't have this kind of care here in the U.S.

[@aprilstar3819]

For the caller who is lying about having a miscarriage taking her straight to the mental ward and having her checked in and leave her there might be the salutation.

[@dukkieb]

Maybe alcoholic and Münchausen syndrome?

[@user-ew2px6nz1u]

What about eric???

[@jaydaye4278]

I'm in the USA and going by ambulance is like $2000.

[@BabyKisses99]

That was so horrible what that young woman was doing. Calling an ambulance, stating She was having a miscarriage and she wasn't even pregnant. Someone else could have been having a real emergency that could have been life-threatening. Shame on her! Sounds like to me that she has some kind of prolapse. I myself have a prolapse of my bladder, after I had my hysterectomy from a prolapse uterus, my bladder started to prolapse through the front. Sorry too much information but wanted to explain. I'm wondering if that tube that she's breathing through that they gave her on the ambulance is narcotics? Could that be the case? Who knows. I wish the paramedics here were as friendly as they are and the United Kingdom. I was actually born there in Harrogate, West Yorkshire but came here to the USA when I was 12, I'm now 52. I wish I could go back. Anyone that's reading this God bless you and yours ❤✝️

[@LianeAlbertNC]

Is this common in the London area to have to wait for ambulances? It seems like it’s more of a common thing….

[@TKBauder]

Why don’t they take themselves if an ambulance isn’t available for a while?

[@alanatolstad4824]

Wow. Bless them.

[@samanthahill9367]

Poor Kathleen, loneliness is no joke. Her kids could have arranged a carer for her.

[@aprilstar3819]

I’m praying for the UK , In the name of Jesus please ease this load of patients may healing come to the nation , Love from the US .

[@standardnerd9840]

57:04 my friend of many years died at 49 of an MI right after sex. I think all men joke they want to die in the sack but it really screwed up his GF. We all still joked about it at his wake because he’d want us to recognize his achievement 😊

[@DeputatKaktus]

That frequent flyer lady who ran off and called again….what the hell indeed. She obviously needs help. There is definitely a mental issue there, aside from alcoholism. Possibly a stay and treatment in a closed psych ward would be advisable. If there is no mental issue (which would be a complete surprise to me), she should from then on have to pay those £500 for any non emergency call she puts in. And that caller who locked himself out…what a plonker. Here the fire brigade can open doors if there is a genuine emergency (such as food on the hob, small children in the house, elderly person at home but unresponsive…things like that). But if they feel that someone is just treating the fire brigade as a free 24hr express locksmith and janitor service, they get really miffed and you will get an invoice of several hundred pounds (and definitely way above the going rate for any locksmith). Happened recently just around the corner from where I live. Dude had locked himself out (it turned out) at about 3 in the morning. Called fire service a around 8-ish. On scene he stated he did not want to have to deal with calling a locksmith service.

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

You are in violation of the Community Guidelines by the use of profanity in the comments.

[@penelopec3579]

I don't understand why so many dont get a friend, relative, or neighbor can't take some of these people to the A&E

[@theotherone8036]

Some don't have friends, family or speak to neighbours. You only understand this when you've been isolated over a long period of time. I speak from personal experience, so I understand some of these cases.

[@baboo7192]

🤩🤩🤩

[@cindyfackler5125]

Its sad

[@juliejustus6878]

Here in the United States if you keep calling the ambulance for non emergencies? You can be arrested

[@Yinyara]

I don't think they will arrest a 91 year old woman in her condition. I don't understand why she isn't going to a home for the eldery though so they can respond every time she thinks she needs something. In some countries they will give you an emergency button that calls for help, it's going through another company so it won't burden the emergency line.

[@delibakerytravel]

Yes ,We Have Such Great Healthcare Here In The State's. LOL!! LOL!!

[@jeannerountree952]

If you call 911 miss using it then you can get in trouble with the law.

[@shanem6869]

As a medic here in the USA I can tell you that this never happens unfortunately.

[@kirstenornelas881]

I want to know what they actually say though then?! Even the medical crew said they saw something bulging out! A tumor? An abscess?!! What did they actually see?! That cannot be normal

[@theotherone8036]

Wtf?? The sectioned patient was taken to the police station and not immediately to a psychiatric unit. Why???

[@maryreynolds5310]

What did Kathleen pass from I wonder?

[@keithnichols7926]

They wasted way too much time on the miscarriage girl. They should have hauled her to the police station. Of course, England's system invites misuse and abuse. Stricter triage might help.

[@bennett1985]

Why does the uk wait so long? Time is life.

[@privatename1184]

Ambulance driver broke my heart you can’t be engsuged

[@geminiecricket4798]

Anybody talking that long on the phone threatening suicide is not believable. Then he calls over and over and says leave me alone?

[@anglophils645]

The alcoholic lady should be admitted to the psych ward for detox, and then sent to a 90 day rehab. That would be cheaper, and much more helpful to her, than picking her up by ambulance, four times per day.

[@dukkieb]

Maybe alcoholic and Münchausen syndrome?

[@ldcam21]

Why don’t the UK hire more EMT . 92 year old back injury You make him wait 2+ Hours It’s ridiculous. I would sue the heck out of you, people if something happened because you took to long. No excuses. In the USA. You wait 15 minutes the most usually five minutes they’re here.

[@613miami]

No money, low wages

[@lorettacarroll6015]

You must live in a city with a number of ambulances. Where I live, you take yourself. Otherwise, you would be dead before an ambulance shows up.

[@lizab7625]

That woman who claims she's miscarriage, she does it for free analgesic access OR not mental instability at the same time

[@kirstenornelas881]

She’s obviously having something medical going on but very much mental issues too. They said they could actually see something bulging that’s even they thought was a head. This makes me think some type of tumor. There’s obviously mental health concerns and the sad part is because of that she could very well die before ever being taken seriously. Just sad to see the lack of concern and just oh she’s faking it even when they say they actually saw something there. That’s not normal.

[@dukkieb]

Maybe alcoholic and Münchausen syndrome?

[@ldcam21]

They just get to the old person.they get there stay there do what they do. On the way back they do the speed limit no lights no siren. On the road total time 31/2 hours. If i get sick in the UK I will fly to USA and still live before I let one of them touch me .UK EMT not that blame ,It’s the system. They’re too slow when you die before you get the way you’re going.

[@bluewolf993]

This is a ridiculous mess. All these people are waayy too nice. Hang up on Kathleen, dump the fake miscarriager at the police station, stop making people tea, you’re not a counselor so stop talking to people, pay your paramedics a decent wage or institute a volunteer program to get more workers and fine repeat callers/pranksters/misusers then start arresting repeat offenders.

[@Galaxie08]

Woah. 👎