Most Shocking Moments Paramedics Have Ever Encountered

Paramedics reflect on some of their most unforgettable encounters in the field.
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Show Name: Paramedics Emergency Response
Original Release Date: 2018
Production Company: Fahrenheit Films
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Dementia Patient Having Heart Attack
3:34 Psychiatric Patient Has To Be Sedated
6:37 Woman Tries To Bite Paramedic
8:58 Daughter Stabs Her Mother
11:10 Woman Lying On The Street
14:02 Police Tase A Man
16:13 Man Struggles To Breathe
17:57 Dementia Patient Update
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[@RealLifeRescue]

An emotional rollercoaster. Once again, we're extremely thankful for all the hard work our first responders and paramedics do to keep everyone safe. Which story has moved you the most?

[@BellaFirenze]

Paramedics do not get paid enough for what they do.

[@ca6177]

100%

[@MoUcHeE23]

@@BellaFirenze As a teen with asthma, micro tears in my muscles that cause extreme pain, and possibly a weakened immune system, I completely agree. I went to the hospital 2 years back with influenza and two ear infections that were not given a proper antibiotic. The antibiotic I was prescribed from Minute Clinic hurt my stomach so bad I could barely move. I was wailing around the house for days, unable to rest. We finally brought me to the hospital as I was trembling the entire time from low electrolytes. I was smiling from how out of it I was while talking to the nurses, who were the sweetest bunch EVER!

[@LectronCircuits]

@@BellaFirenze Pay them more. Problem solved. Cheers!

[@margauxnodvin7478]

@@BellaFirenze I couldn’t agree more! It actually infuriates me that the people who risk their lives to help us (police, firefighters, paramedics) get paid SO little, while players in SPORTS make millions! Same with the politicians who are paid insane amounts of money to not do much. The MOST important people in our society are paid the worst!

[@SweetestDevil]

Best comment on the entire internet. 🙌

[@lisadooley3872]

All of the people who serve as police officers fire fighters and paramedics are a special breed of people, and I appreciate everything they do!! Thank you so much!!!!

[@kristinayeh6364]

@@lisadooley3872 I agree! Once a month I have to call them. I’m glad I don’t qualify for this show 😹😹😹😹

[@rebekahchambers9496]

Fuck law enforcemnet

[@carriehollyland3596]

Guitar guy definitely had some bad intentions. No way in heck would it ever have been safe to leave that lady in his care. "She's a familiar face", after he admitted to not knowing her. Then he gets pissy when he finds out he isn't getting his way.

[@brenda0823_]

100%!!

[@RieJWyatt]

Guitar Douche was planning to SA her. Young, slender, not fully alert or aware, strung out on club drugs? He wanted to get laid, and he figured she wouldn’t have to agree to anything for him to get what he wanted.

[@charlesgene813]

@@carriehollyland3596 yeah I had a patient go down from donating and some random dude kept saying he knew her and kept yelling at me to be quiet while telling EMS she’s not on drugs like everyone assumed she was in shock from losing fluids 😑 like I’m literally wearing scrubs and he’s yelling at me trying to put his hands on her

[@TheBookNerd11]

@@carriehollyland3596 He is a walking red flag. Super creepy.

[@margauxnodvin7478]

@@TheBookNerd11agree 100%!!

[@TracyMomof2]

Gosh my daughter a couple months after her 18th birthday suddenly she was afraid of her dad. He never hurt her and this was on a Tuesday. Saturday we were at a ladies house at her birthday party and my daughter was doing karaoke and dancing. By wesday she had skipped classes which she never did. Then she started saying she was guilty but wouldn't tell me what of. We called the doctor wesday morning and he said he would see her on Friday. By Thursday it took her an hour to take a shower and I finally had to unlock the door. She had pit nair in her waist long hair. She couldn't dress herself. We were at the doctors from 8am till10pm and she was terrifies when they took her BP that they were trying to cut her arm.off. she was petrified of the ambulance convinced they were taking her to jail. Yes the doc did a toxicology and came back negative. She cried and cried that she was supposed to be in school and mommy help me. Finally in the end they just took her. She is 21 now and no problems since the incident. She is on invega. But it is a terrifying thing to go through. She was diagnosed with schizophrenia

[@annettemucciolo6749]

Hugs

[@marleyart9090]

I can't imagine how terrifying this was for you and your family. I think of how I would feel if it were my daughter. ❤

[@TracyMomof2]

@marleyart9090 Something I never wish to repeat that's for sure. It does s are you to think what may happen of your not around

[@lucanolallo1776]

@@TracyMomof2 wow. This happened to my coworker. One day her son was himself, the next week he introduced himself as someone else and by the next month they found him naked riding his bike. I think that was the hardest thing I’ve ever been through, and I was merely a witness. Incredibly scary. And sad to lose that person. He’s on medication now and ok but ….. it’s just a different ballgame. Having love and giving love saves us all. Peace be in your heart.

[@TracyMomof2]

@lucanolallo1776 yes it is frightening how fast things happen. Thankfully in the er we had a great nurse. My hubby was working and the nurse there took care of us both. Hubby's boss wouldn't let him off so we were texting and calling eachother alot. We pray for her everyday.

[@kathleenmcconaha5608]

that poor old man looked like he was starving as well as everything else! Thank all and every 1st Responders

[@drewtyler4974]

An elderly patient with Dementia being a full code is so heartbreaking.

[@RealLifeRescue]

Absolutely, it truly is heartbreaking. It must be incredibly tough for the family to make such decisions. What do you think could help families in making these difficult choices? ❤

[@MeadowDay]

If only they felt for the patients feelings in an aged body. Instead they are consumed with panic about having to suffer the grief of loss. Think of them before you.

[@110311DONTWANTCHANNE]

not your decision to make and at the moment that is not the time to be asking about instituting a DNR. DNRs should be discussed in an office setting with the patient and/or guardian,not in an ambulance. what is shocking is that they were asking by phone to make the decision on the spot. without a pre existing DNR DOCUMENTED, DNR should not be an option in the field.

[@110311DONTWANTCHANNE]

@@RealLifeRescue NOT ASKING ABOUT IT IN THE MIDDLE OF AN EMERGENCY....that is something discussed in an office setting/hospital bedside, not at the time of acute care. I knew my grandmother's wishes before there was any out of hospital DNR provisions. I made the decision at 17 that if i should be presented with the situation, I would adhere to their wishes and not even call 911 should they stop breathing.

[@cecileroy557]

@@RealLifeRescue That a DNR form is filled out with all the different possible situations decided upon - while you're still in your right mind. I filled out mine when I was about 65.

[@candiceord1590]

Guitar guy was so suspicious, definetly had bad intentions

[@pipermoonshine]

that woman with dementia reminds me of my late mom. my heart goes out with tears.

[@Glamoroustrauma]

The elderly man with pneumonia, made me cry

[@burly636]

That poor old man looks like he’s alone.

[@lexiledford3891]

@@burly636 he did & he was so thin, broke my heart. I hope he got the help he need

[@aprildegele1510]

I'm a retired ER/Trauma nurse of 20+ years. I have the utmost respect for Medics B, I, or P. Some aren't so great, most are stellar. A lot of times they had done most of the difficult work by the time we get them. Every time I see a medic unit at a coffee place, I buy it for them. Least I can do.

[@debrakleid5752]

Much appreciated. I was a medic for about 20 years and an RT (respiratory therapist) for 5 years before having to go out on disability. Can’t work in healthcare because of my CVID being so bad. I’m immunocompramised and I pick up pneumonia very easily. When I was working I didn’t get sick that much had had a handful of hospital stays. After I moved to FL my health took a dive and I had a lot of hospitalizations especially with pneumonia, sepsis, and GI infections. I’ve had my life saved by my coworkers one year when I went into anaphylactic shock. Most of the nurses I’ve had were great except for the rare few.

[@deborahbarlow5069]

As a caregiver, it is more merciful to let your loved go. They are suffering. My husband has early onset Alzheimer's and fronto temperal dementia.

[@annettemucciolo6749]

@@deborahbarlow5069 you don’t prolong life you prolong a miserable death. Everyone needs for their family and friends to know their wishes.

[@deborahbarlow5069]

@@annettemucciolo6749 how true that is

[@deborahbarlow5069]

@@annettemucciolo6749 we absolutely do. But then the family must carry out those wishes

[@starsea481]

I agree with you, but I also have compassion for those who cannot or will not comprehend that. I'd let go and want to be let go. Sending you and your husband love ❣️

[@a_rats_tiddies]

@@deborahbarlow5069 my grandma recently passed and my oldest aunt got to choose whether the hospital took resuscitation measures her or not if something happened. she chose to have them do everything they could to save her, despite knowing that she would die from this stay in the hospital anyway. they did cpr two separate times and it basically obliterated her rib cage. she was in agony and moaned/cried in pain until the moment she passed. if my aunt didn’t choose the cpr, the grandma would’ve passed peacefully, while asleep in her hospital bed.

[@aprildegele1510]

Thank you SO much for explaining why sometimes folks need to be restrained. These folks can do a lot of damage in this state. I worked with a good friend that had her knee taken out and had to have 2 surgeries to repair the damage and the knee still isn't right. The patient was out of her mind, so it's really not her fault. She was just fighting against what she perceived as a threat. I received a guy on PCP once. The medics brought him in on a backboard with every spider strap they had (the straps that hold folks on the board). We then used soft restraints to secure him to the gurney and left him on the backboard because we were advised that he was dangerous. People on all kinds of drugs, especially PCP, have no "off" switch. This guy ended up pulling himself out of one of the spider straps and managed to leverage not only himself ... on the backboard in a set of spiders, still tied to the gurney ... but the ENTIRE gurney into an upright position and started actually trying to walk. Thank goodness the weight of the gurney and his limited mobility allowed us to put it back down. NO JOKE. And the poor medics had to get him on the backboard, strap him down, and get him in the rig. I have no idea how they did it.

[@cindyhurd5488]

@@aprildegele1510 oh my Jesus..sounds so terrifying to witness 💔🙏🙏🙏

[@Freedomisreal670]

Paramedics are the best! Thank you all for your unwavering care

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

Guitar guy~How DARE they take my next victim away!

[@TheresAnAngieAmongUs]

I'm sorry the lady with dementia i felt for her, sadly the main causes of death are either heart attacks or strokes, my mom had vascular dementia and sadly had a stroke then pneumonia and passed away this April, she always said when my time is up then please let me go, i would have never put my mom though the torment of living with dementia by keeping her alive yes its hard losing your parents but keeping them alive to have a poor life quality is just sad

[@Youmaydisagree]

Omg that poor lady was 51 . Dementia a terrible thing. She looked 90 , took a lot out of her

[@hbic3]

AGREED! It's CRUEL and selfish to say, "give it every youve got." Her daughter should be ashamed of herself.

[@melanytodd2929]

🙏🙏🙏 My Dad's 91...

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

@@TheresAnAngieAmongUs I took care of my mom along with Hospice the final 6 months of her life. She was well taken care of.

[@RealLifeRescue]

We are so sorry for your loss. Your story is deeply touching and resonates with many who have faced similar situations.

[@margaretdrew2844]

The poor guy at the end .

[@jeanlouw7240]

My heart with that skinny skinny man 😢😢😢😢😢😢i hope he is ok God be with him 🙏

[@georgiamay2283]

Love the compassion here for everybody (except the guitar guy- he can go where the sun don’t shine)

[@darrenjackson2800]

That guy w guitar was so creepy☠️☠️

[@Xghost463]

I know I had a nightmare of it

[@meatavoreNana]

Super creepy

[@MX.Unicorn1999]

He’s a bit suspicious very weird

[@sonjastarr1364]

He was so angry that they took her in the ambulance. Makes me wonder if he gave her something in the first place.

[@AmethystTheEspeon]

He was gonna do something horrible to that girl. No doubt about it!

[@lissakaye610]

Exemplary service members 👏 Nothing but the most respect for all featured in this video. Hope everyone was ok.

[@TraciWithAn-i]

I feel really bad for that last gentleman. I hope he has a family!! He looks so frail 😢

[@peachbunnys01]

That super skinny old man broke my heart he’s so thin and hearing him be so out of breath is so sad :( he clearly needs some help being taking care of

[@RealLifeRescue]

It was really heartbreaking to see him in that condition. His difficulty breathing and overall frailty were very concerning. What do you think could be done to ensure people like him receive the care and support they need?

[@sharonbrown2468]

@@peachbunnys01 that poor man not only had difficulty breathing but he was starving! I pray to God someone is helping him!

[@tpotts4]

@@peachbunnys01 praying those that smoke affected by seeing him give it up immediately! I’ve had to watch quite a few loved ones expire from smoking related illnesses and they died a very painful way. Not worth it! So thankful I quit 23 years ago!

[@oceanoflotion8630]

My grandma in law is visiting us for a few months. She has a DNR thankfully. Seeing the woman suffering the heart attack unable to explain what hurts is hard to watch. The full code was disappointing.

[@Largo-y]

To others she's just a frail, demented, old woman. To her family she's a loved1. They remember how she loved them, how she did everything for her family. With that knowledge she will never be a burden for them. People have the right to keep their family members alive, just like others who choose to let go, have the right to let go. To call the daughter evil is just obnoxious and stupid.

[@debbylou5729]

She didn’t even ask what her condition was. Hardly an informed decision

[@crazycatlady4551]

If she was such a non-burden to her family, why was she in a nursing home, far away from her family? I just lost my best friend to Alzheimer's/Dementia. Her family and friends took turns caring for her so she could stay at home until she died. Hospice was a blessing for her last couple of months.Being at home kept her surrounded by familiar faces and the home she'd lived in for 50 years. She cracked jokes with me until 2 weeks before we lost her. This poor woman was "Out of sight, out of mind." Yes, her heart is fixed for now but, she's still demented and away from everything she's ever known.

[@ISayNukem]

@@debbylou5729 But she did, right away.

[@debbylou5729]

@@ISayNukem so they left it out? I didn’t hear her ask about anything. She fell down, couldn’t help herself in any way, didn’t know where she was etc

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Just because she was in a nursing home doesn't mean her family didn't care an her or that they didn't love her.

[@user-sn3ek4vj2j]

😢 the last one with the old man hits hard! My dad is that thin, and has been having similar issues with smoking all his life and all. 😢sad af.

[@Paula-u5h]

Poor lady and God bless the paramedics and the lady.

[@judydoyle1845]

My wanted DNR, no life support at all. They made the decision well before they died. Daddy had Alzheimers.

[@RealLifeRescue]

It must have been incredibly hard to see your father go through Alzheimer's.

[@judydoyle1845]

@@RealLifeRescue it was. He was well cared for and was never mean or violent as some can be. He did know when Blue Bell ice cream was in the room!! His eyes would light up. My parents were very clear about instructions on end of life care. I don't understand why families fear these conversations. From life support measures to funeral arrangements, all must be thought out and planned for every ones sakes.

[@bcaye]

​@@judydoyle1845, I was so grateful to the funeral director! We knew what Dad wanted but Brent pulled everything together and even found his DD214 so we could have military honors. I expected that part to be harder.

[@KweenKara99]

@@judydoyle1845 my daddy passed from Alzheimer's too. At the end he was bed bound and fed through a tube. I'm terrified of it happening to me.

[@lauranowak3632]

As a former dispatcher, retired 24 years experience, responder safety was first priority. Yes, I was paid to send help to the public, however if that help didn’t make it there safely nobody would be saved. It may sound callous, and it took me awhile to realize the importance, but if we’re not there, then you’re on your own…staging is a necessary part of emergency response.

[@felicityfourie1785]

Drugs, alcohol, mental health issues. Without these, paramedics and police officers would have very little to do.

[@CharlieMorningstar]

As someone that works in a hospital that is absolute bullshit. Car and motorcycle accidents keep us plenty busy.

[@EmilyGrinnell-bj8xg]

That girl who took Ecstasy was basically saved by the paramedics. That guitar guy reeked of bad intention. He said, "everyone knows the homeless around here". That girl had on nice clean clothes and shiny clean hair. You can tell she probably came from a party that had the drug.

[@margaretdrew2844]

So sad ,she looked completely as if she didn’t have a clue what was going on poor lady heartbreaking

[@verlindaallen3335]

God be with the mamas . Poor thing. We love our elderly but as a CNA all my life we want to be careful going full code on our very elderly parents. Things can happen where they could be in a coma or stroke and might suffer that for many years. So have those hard conversations together.

[@simonebeaudelaire5059]

I've made all my family members swear that they won't do this to me. Especially if dementia is at play. For God's sake, let me go. It's torture to keep a dying person going.

[@palopinto4065]

It looks like the poor woman has "thyroid eyes".

[@jeanlouw7240]

@@palopinto4065 graves

[@autumnanderson7757]

Kushings

[@palopinto4065]

@@autumnanderson7757 Cushings

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Or graves disease.

[@jeanlouw7240]

@@susanengel-ix8bl you right

[@elizabethsirois992]

As retired RN so sad poor elder ppl dealing with sundowner and on top various medical conditions.

[@tinak.356]

MY MOM IS 92... SHE ALSO HAS DEMENTIA AND ALZTIMERS, SHE IS VERY FIT! BUT FORGETS STUFF FROM 5 MINS AGO..

[@user-hz2xl4co9u]

The last gentleman definitely needs nutrition. Doesn't look like he has anyone to help him..shop, cook, shave and trim, little stuff. Sad he's forgotten.

[@t.ellevision]

I, under my doctors advice, Was told to stop one of my meds and start another. I ended up having hallucinations and a psychotic break. I spent a week in patient at the mental health hospital. I am a very calm person, but I wasnt too nice or calm while this was happening to me. Things can happen to anyone at any time a diabetic can become combative and act like theyre drunk but its their blood sugar.

[@shannondh83]

Thank you for all you do. Also, thank you for the update on the heart attack pt.

[@CharlieMorningstar]

Guitar guy was mad they took his victim away.

[@MX.Unicorn1999]

The husband in the first one was amazing

[@Zanthil]

There's been a few times that I coulda been on an episode of this program

[@sumofme1]

There was a mental health issue where I live in Utah the highway patrol showed on scene his wife called for medical help her husband pulled over on highway and took his clothes off started running the officers tazed him he then died, his wife sued them for a few million 😮

[@eileenmaryomalley740]

That poor older gentleman with pneumonia and part of a lung missing omg he's got to eat he's skinny as a toothpick he has no one to help him that poor man thats no way to live our poor senior citizens!

[@alison4316]

I cant imagine having dementia, having a heart attack, and then being intubated. CPR, yes, surgery, maybe, but i think at some point, let her go. I guess it's hard, especially considering the daughter obviously doesn't live close.....some of her reasoning may come from guilt, I'd imagine.

[@margaretcrabtree6332]

how can that old man be left to fend for himself. cruel he is so thin i do not know how he is functioning at all.

[@shirleycosby6908]

God bless paramedics ❤❤❤

[@wjcolby]

Why was that old man with pneumonia ever let out to go home?

[@MeadowDay]

Not enough insurance

[@mayam1141]

I feel sorry for the paramedics that have to deal with all those junkies...

[@auracruz6211]

Everyday all day heroes God bless..! 🚑

[@lisadooley3872]

I might be much younger but I do have an order not to revive me if I can’t be saved but if I can be saved then my order does say to help me

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

🤔Who decides what “saved” is?

[@susanlewis9351]

What kind of life was she saving for?! Maybe they want her check?

[@hbic3]

So absolutely disgusting that that poor woman's daughter wanted a full code. Let her go! She's not living, she existing. Let her go!

[@flamingbridges1649]

@@hbic3 my mam signed a DNR for her mam (my grandma) who has dementia. The daughter is just keeping her around for her

[@uneedpuns1713]

It can be a very fine line between what is living and not from us just knowing that time for her is quite bad wouldn’t be enough to say how bad she is also being in a emergency situation could aggravate her dementia to being a lot worse

[@belanteomero]

@hbic3 Let's not judge others. You don't know the daughter or her knowledge (or lack thereof) of what can happen to an older person if CPR is done. Just because you disagree does not make the daughter's decision "disgusting." Maybe the daughter is her medical proxy. This is further proof that we all should have an Advance Directive.

[@meatavoreNana]

My sister has health problems and has signed a DNR.. My mum,when she was alive,always told me if she had a heart attack, not to revive her, and I didn't ❤

[@woodrowwilson4]

My sister works in health care and ppl keep parents alive for the social security checks. It’s sickening.

[@brawatkins4078]

One question - when visiting the USA from UK, we were told about the US Healthcare system, ie, they have to pay for hospital treatment, childbirth etc. Is the ambulance service free as many of the patients could never pay for healthcare. Babies are born, operations save life. How are they paid for if the patients have no money?

[@rebeccahaglund3736]

When one has health insurance, most of those things are generally covered by the insurance. If a person does not have health insurance and/or cannot pay, the taxpayers are stuck with it.

[@ripcoop28.]

The elderly lady reminded me of my grandmother she was really sick she was turning gray she had pneumonia and she went to the hospital my mom was also in the hospital and she went to go visit her after the visit she said she was gonna visit her later but she didn't cause she ended up getting pills that made her sleepy the next thing I know i heard my dad on the phone with the hospital crying it turns my grandmother had coded they brought her back and she was placed in medically induced coma they kept telling my dad to pull the plug and he refused because he didn't believe that she was braind dead. Which was a good thing he refused because she ended up waking up and she still recognized us. By not pulling the plug my dad gave her an extra four months of life my grandma also had dementia

[@LoredanaIlcau-um5sk]

How come for psychiatrisch cases, where you're sent with the ambulance, you don't get police officers with you to the case because might be talking about violence? I'm asking it because in Romania and in Belgium, we always get the police in these cases

[@TheCrazymomto6]

Wait, hold up…you automatically take the daughters words for it? Is she in the ROI (release of information) or POA (Power of Attorney). Why not find out if the women has a POLST?! (Physicians Order for Life Sustaining Treatment) Which most people diagnosed with dementia have made before they’re to far gone. That way family can’t override their wishes. How frustrating for the emergency workers and the poor patient!!!!

[@TomboyVale]

13:28 that dude is a creep, he waanted to hurt that lady.

[@flashgordon3715]

Those cops would go nuts in San Francisco dealing with people living on the street. Walking up to coit tower, I saw no less than four people sleeping under benches and in the bushes. That's a very upscale area. Rents are easily $3.500 for one bedroom. Walking around people sleeping near their homes.

[@cynthiajones3241]

I am still waiting for the *most* shocking bit.

[@sharondoan1447]

Why would the man in the house not have already cleaned up the puddle of urine on the floor ? Poor lady. Hasn’t she been through enough?

[@hbic3]

It wasn't urine. It was vomit. And because it happened as he was answering the door.

[@leostrawberry8457]

evidence for the paramedics to see.

[@oceanoflotion8630]

It looked like bile

[@lauraleecreations3217]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@robinpatrick7862]

Sad

[@margaretdrew2844]

Feel for the Second Lady as well

[@jeanniezarbano9320]

Full code really I know people don't want to loose her but she has no quality of life

[@cornishbg]

Medics should be able to Have tranquilizer guns.

[@Not-him24]

Why these bots be like these ☠️

[@uneekanne]

These stories are all sad. You have to be a certain kinda person for this job. I think it’s awesome they can.

[@francevenezia]

Our world needs Jesus Christ 🙏

[@kaleadreamaremylife7688]

Y’all don’t get paid enough for all this BS 🤦‍♀️ some are so innocent and that’s different but being in the field attending drug addicts has to be TOUGH

[@null6353]

effectively belittiling the lives of people who struggle day in day out to 'bullshit to attend to' is extremely dehumanizing and unneeded. people are not suddenly another species when they have mental health and/or addiction problems, and the constant undertone(or plain tone) of thinking otherwise is maddening. gain empathy.

[@Prestonenos-tq8bd]

I quit using drugs 6 years ago I did drugs past.i have to pain meds and I don't abuse.forever addict is a lie .healed by the blood jesus.calling people drug addicts is horrible term.ty

[@abd4175]

I am sorry but the daughter is not going to say DNR... it's her mum. Anyone in this situation would most probably do the same. I personally couldn't tell them don't resuscitate if it were my mum.

[@carolirvine3367]

If you have enough compassion you do what is kind for the person, your own wishes don't come in to it. It breaks your heart but you make the right choice.

[@lindyoliver7750]

Please no full code on me. Everyone needs to advise their next of kin. Specially their kids even though it would be one of the hardest things to do.

[@user-dt8do4kp8k]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@anisewestbrook2197]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@libbykrautsak3432]

Where do all these people get machetés?

[@mistifyin]

Seems a lot like demon possession man. 😮

[@BetsyLenon-lk9jf]

It's not your job to figure out what happened to the patient your job is to assess the situation not to assess what you think it might be stick to your job if you want to figure out what happened to him then you should become a DETECTIVE!!!!!

[@BetsyLenon-lk9jf]

ICB some of the comments people put out there this generation of people are morons and then some

[@Ohheck846]

This is just wrong to have everyone see you in your worst moment. Aren't there HIPPA laws?

[@susierandles4106]

Stop profiling.

[@martinbielby334]

I like that bloke he doesn't like the fuzz either!

[@lizzieannann2807]

Daughter won't have duresdiction to give that answer ! ! To have a DNR in place one gap to have clarified by doctor priority certificate being issued ,but now the lady doesn't have capacity so if this wasn't sorted when she had capacity then CPR by these guys has to take place , no certificate to hand at this crucial time ? Then CPR in this country will take place by law, which is why we say don't hide it away in a drawer cos drawer search ? Just doesn't happen in the few minutes one has to resus,get defib etc both guys have jobs to do and lol drawer searched just isn't happening ! If those actually were her mums wishes ? Personal advice? Get it recorded as dementia at this stage with no capacity one HAS TO rely on daughter .in this country it's law and so there isn't criticism at this crucial point in ladies life .HARD ? YEP but put yourself in there shoes ? Do you ? OR don't you ? Law's are in place .(be they right or wrong )the 2 workers here have to abide by the laws in this country I'm afraid , and this country ? Pathetic beyond words we sit on the fence on this entire topic ,it's a mine field for us trust x don't judge hun I'm in your corner i wouldn't think right but out there we workers don't have opinions , our opinions are left at base ! X

[@esheppshepard]

she DONT have trouble to articulate.

[@hbic3]

Yes she did. She quite literally probably had no idea what she was being asked. She said she hadn't vomited at all that day, but clearly she had.

[@esheppshepard]

Defintion of articulation (Articulatory phoneticians explain how humans produce speech sounds) has nothing to do with the content itself. Its important this days to be precise.

[@flowerpower3618]

@@esheppshepard 😶

[@kristieshoemake7343]

You mean “doesn’t”.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

No! She was not 51. You must be mistaken.

[@BlueMoon3l3b]

@@Mrs.TJTaylor they were talking about the next woman

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@BlueMoon3l3b oh okay. Thank you.

[@kristieshoemake7343]

@@Mrs.TJTaylori thought the same thing. Oops😂

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@kristieshoemake7343 I know, right. Oops! For a minute there I thought I was lookin’ pretty dang good for 70!

[@halcyon3116]

@17:13 why ake him walk if hes s.o.b smdh

[@glutitis]

" Just do, what you canj" , that is in most cases, relatives, not beeing able to cope with loss, therefore it is selfish.

[@cecileroy557]

But it seems that you do, actually. 😉

[@Bluesidian]

boring...........

[@cellynn4702]

Try dealing with your only child at 48 stage 4 cancer crying cause her hospital is t told her he is making her a no code cause she only has 2 weeks to live and you are helpless to change it.this was done at geisinger hospital and she gave up and died 3 days later Code status should be done only by PT or advocate not some cold MD who is a stranger to the patient

[@kristinayeh6364]

That’s what happens when you smoke.

[@cherylroberts6265]

I don't want to see Kamela the cackler videos before I watch my video.

[@CharlieMorningstar]

Piss baby

[@SnarkyLady]

@@cherylroberts6265 so tRump the convicted felon is better?? DonOLD 💩his pants. He plans to be a dictator. You are a traitor IMO

[@SnarkyLady]

I don't want to see FELON TRUMP in MY feed. Deal with it and 🗳️ blue!!!!!

[@christineHoxsey]

Why does everyone curse God in these videos. So sad!

[@MoUcHeE23]

Because not everyone is religious, nor do they all feel the need to conform to such beliefs. Let people believe in what they wanna believe in. I personally am not religious.

[@nowhereman7398]

Is that Hillary Clinton getting rescued?

[@ironcladvee6229]

Most shocking encounters? First one is literally an old woman having a mild heart attack. Second is an irritated lady that used what was likely meth. This is shocking?

[@lisadooley3872]

I might be much younger but I do have an order not to revive me if I can’t be saved but if I can be saved then my order does say to help me