Scary Flight Home - We Hope She's Ok

[@lindadeters8685]

Hi, Trauma nurse for 34 yrs. I think the “smelling salts “ was Narcan. It’s frequently used when people are found down without knowing the reason. It quickly reverses an OD. It also will do no harm if it’s not an OD. It’s also protocol to keep oxygen on a person even after they are revived. I once had to do CPR on a plane for 35 min till we landed. This was in the days before AEDs. I was calm till it was over. Everyone should have CPR training.

[@SHELLEYPAULL-iy1du]

I was just going to mention Narcan as well

[@fatheringautism]

That makes sense.

[@brendaLynn1234]

This is why I came to comment.

[@jennr1787]

This was my first thought when Cilla mentioned "smelling salts" my thoughts went straight to narcan.

[@kristinmaguireDeadhead65]

Hugs, Priscilla. Prayers for the woman in the airport!

[@taralynneethier-southard4735]

That ending was cute!

[@SavageHealingShop]

Cilla is definitely an empath 🌹🙏 what an angel.

[@meaganmcwilliams]

I'm praying for you cella i can only imagine i would want someone to help me if that happened. I Couldn't be as brave seeing that though. Praying to the person hope she ok.

[@barbarajeanritchie6753]

Priscilla you did the best thing. You would be surprised at what prayer can do. You did right on putting it in your Facebook. You got your prayer warriors praying for

[@rebeccafabricius3862]

Sending prayers for that woman and her family. 💕 i get so emotional when I see someone in pain.

[@kathleenmunoz4465]

I am glad she made it home okay. I am also glad you and Abbie on the mend.

[@lenoreneale4257]

You handled it with prayer! That was the best thing you could do! ❤

[@hollymcknight8581]

Prayer is absolutely the strongest thing that you could have done. I saw your Facebook post, I really do hope this poor woman is OK.

[@BrendaD72]

The “panicking” from the staff is what you’re taught to do in a stressful situation. Everyone thinks someone else will do it, and no one takes charge. You’re trained to take charge and start telling people what you need. Like in a car wreck. Tell this person to call 911…that person to get you blankets…that person to help you directly, etc. Sounds like they handled it well. Hope that woman is ok. :(

[@supersparkley123]

Yes, I agree…it’s in the training to delegate because everyone automatically assumes someone else will take charge in an emergency situation.

[@biddiemutter3481]

It sounds as though it was doubly chaotic because someone was trying to film and rightly angered other passengers.

[@dandeliondreamer3365]

I’m sorry Priscilla, how sad 😔 I will pray for that lady in the airport, glad you finally made it home ❤

[@crystalburke150]

Wow!! So scary. I hope the lady is ok. So many prayers.

[@foundinwords]

Trauma hits everyone differently, and thats okay. Take the time you need to process it and take care of you. My thoughts are with that woman and her family with the hopes that she will come through okay.

[@sarahstorr]

That’s a really scary situation to be in. Hope she’s ok and hope you are ok.❤

[@jp911]

Cute goodbye....ending on a positive note😊

[@Moonlightdance58]

I get such a kick out of watching Abbie! She has such a fun personality!

[@cherylbrookshire3290]

Oh no! So sorry that happened.. what a horrible experience 😢 I’m empathic and I would have felt all the emotions and energy.. prayers the lady okay ❤🙏

[@joannsanchez8764]

So scary😢very sad😢I’m glad you’re ok🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@carolynmclinden6763]

Paramedic here. I’m sorry you had to see that. But also glad. Alot of people don’t understand what we do. Hope you can find some new out about the airport lady. I know she had your prayers with her.

[@pennykronbach1357]

I fell onto a bare concrete basement floor right next to a makeshift pulpit as a 10 year old in a church that was being built. My friend and myself fell through a board where the stairs had not yet been built. We weren’t supposed to be there obviously, but this was prior to safety first days. All kinds of weird/near misses this far in my life. Sooooo glad you didn’t fall. Never ever will I forget that pain.

[@jens1856]

I'm happy that you're alright Priscilla. Praying for the woman to be alright as well. ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@lindsayolinde143]

I hope that lady’s okay!

[@nelks1284]

Bless her heart, I’m like Pricilla. My mind just keeps going and going.

[@Maguire708Julie]

Glad Cilla’s home safe! I was on a greyhound bus back in the day (89?) when something like that happened at the terminal, it can really shake you!

[@paddysandymcmillan8160]

I can identify with your emotions Cilla. What a traumatic incident to witness. Prayers for the lady 🙏❤

[@jessieely5363]

I’m sorry you were dealing with a migraine Asa! As someone with consistent episodic migraines I feel your pain.

[@fatheringautism]

Ugh, I don’t have them often but I could t imagine dealing with them frequently

[@Daisy-Girl0021]

I deal with them probably 3 to 4 out of 7 days..yeah it's definitely debilitating at times...I at times physically get sick from them!! Something I wouldn't wish anyone to have to deal with.. Glad ya feel better man

[@jessieely5363]

@@Daisy-Girl0021 have you seen a neurologist? If you are able I’d talk to your GP and get a referral for a neurologist.

[@michelleharrigan7317]

Asa the next time you have a Migraine get a bucket and put hot water in it,not that hot that you can’t stand it but hot enough. I have seen a few TikTok’s “yes I know people may laugh😂” but these people have said it have it has worked. No harm in trying 🙏🙏

[@Daisy-Girl0021]

@@michelleharrigan7317 I've done it all 😭 with no success.. Although everyone is different so it can work of some and not others...as I've also read Michelle People also put cold rag around the neck and feet in hot water at the same time..that's another option

[@melb9395]

So sorry you went through that and even more sorry for the women! I pray you (we)find out that she's fine!! Please let us know if you find out!!

[@Juicybaby196]

I totally understand we’re you are coming from I have had that happen to me and it is traumatizing I am so sorry you had to see and go through that you are a very caring women ❤

[@Flyin_With_Justin]

As a flight attendant that same exact thing happened to me a few years ago and our first instinct was to grab the AED on the aircraft instead of doing a scavenger hunt in the terminal

[@laurariley308]

My sister had a passing of a passenger next to her on a flight. Similar to yours. She was exactly stressing and thinking what can I do? She also was so relieved at how the airport persons handled everything. My sister is disabled and literally had to sit next to this experience because of her placement on the flight. Like P I think there are reasons for people and places. Thanks for sharing bcuz these things happen and I really LOVE your heartfelt knowledge to pray and talk to our higher power for help. P YOU DID MAKE A DIFFERENCE. You turned your heart over. Luvs

[@js_disney125]

We all need to know if the lady is okay!! 🥺🥺🥺

[@christineballart2334]

I’m so sorry Priscilla! I’m sure it was a very traumatic experience! Glad you are home safe and that the woman is okay!

[@supersparkley123]

Prayers for woman in the airport! ❤🙏🏻

[@Jenny_Pearson1994]

Priscilla, I can relate to the pure fear you most likely experienced. I had a friend call me in the early morning hours before the sun came up to inform me that her mom passed away. I jumped out of bed and rushed to her aid. I saw things I never thought I would see. It takes time to recover from the shock and trauma you experienced. When I found out my mom’s friend passed I sobbed uncontrollably. ❤ with all that being said I am so sorry that lady went through such a horrible experience

[@junegroves7295]

That is so scary. I'm glad Cilla is home. There was a fire at my job and I was alone with 20 plus kids (it was supposed to be 10) but when I told them to line up and get outside they all did and we got out. They were all ok.🥰 My kids hate taking the liquid meds too. I understand Ab!🥰 Have a great Tuesday everyone!!🧡🧡

[@jaytotheell]

a big fire?

[@christinecowling5424]

I’m so sorry, Cilla. Seeing that would be extremely traumatic. Great idea to get updated CPR training. I have performed CPR on a loved one. You never know when you’ll need those skills.

[@melinasmith4139]

People are so desensitized towards the compassion of others lives. As long as you don't offend them all is fair. Lovers of themselves only.

[@teresalove5260]

I just did my BLS - CPR class yesterday!!! It’s always important to have it!!!

[@mariposavioleta9007]

I don't even live near you & prob won't ever meet you but still thank you for wanting to go get your first aid & CPR training again! I have a medical condition which I pass out & have done so in public & while I appreciate those who help I also appreciate those who see that it's taken care of & don't overcrowd me either & please don't record me.

[@lisasmith9589]

I was an EMT-B. You just never know what call you get. I panicked about every call we got. My anxiety kept getting worse as time went by. But unfortunately, my knee replacement broke before anything else. So, that ended my career.

[@keligrounds5580]

Life is very short, we just had a couple pass away in our community leaving 3 kids, 23, 17 and 13. Love your kiddos. Be nice to others

[@kathiecrocker1118]

My husband learned basic first aid when he was in the navy. He's been out for 35 years, but his training kicks in when there is an emergency. I always say that when something happens, I hear a click (not audible) as he goes into life-saving mode.

[@brikhouse22]

I was in the ER with heart failure for 24 hours one time and a guy next to me flatlined and needed cpr, chest compressions and was shocked. All curtains were pulled and I didn't see anything but with the chaos and amount of people it was easily the most intense moment of my life, it left me in tears. They did get him back.

[@pamstewart6973]

Life is way to short. This last Friday we buried my 58 year old cousin. He was working out in his home gym and had a heart attack, his wide found him. Life is way to short!!! Please hug your family any chance you get!

[@barbkathrineberg6713]

Period the reactions you are having priscilla are normal. You have been through a TRAUMA. I once saved the kid from choking. It took me weeks to work through the shock, fear, surprise, etc... When you were processing this, because it was so foreign, your body and mind were working overtime. I'm saying a prayer for you and for the woman. Hugs.

[@barbkathrineberg6713]

... As you are processing this, your body and mind are working overtime to make sense of it.

[@melissawright4040]

I haven't had a migraine in several years. I don't get them often. I'm glad you didn't get hurt

[@wheeliegirl0]

so sorry

[@sallycircle84]

Hey Cilla, what uoure doing with talking about it, is the best thing for you. My husbands a paramedic in the UK. Ive seen him do alot including working on a man who died from a motorbike crash. It was extremely traumatic but talking it through was helpful. It is completely normal to feel everything youve said and this experience will keep coming back to you. Keep talking it through. I hope the lady is ok and you will be too ❤❤❤

[@sandraboose3686]

Oh so sad. Pray she is ok

[@sarahensor3068]

I think it’s an empath feeling everything around you because I’m the same way! I feel everything around me and it can be anxious/overwhelming even though people are doing what they’re supposed to be saving the women you feel helpless! Hopefully she’s okay ❤

[@whitney2042]

Cilla you are such a sweet lady. ❤ Something you can do in the future is get people to make an outward facing circle around the person. This helps to give the person I. The emergency privacy while they are being worked on.

[@Water345p]

I'm so sorry to hear you had a scary trip home Happy Wednesday love from Canada ❤️❤️😉😉🙏🙏🇨🇦

[@XLilly30X]

That's scary moment to go through Cilla I hope she is okaii , sending alots of prayers for the woman ❤

[@TheGingerGem]

As someone who deals with OCD, it always gets worse when I'm under a lot of stress but also in new or uncomfortable situations. It seems perhaps Abbies kicked up gradually since starting her vocational program. Eventhough its great for Abbie it could be causing her some stress or anxiety in some way. Of course you know ur daughter way more than me clearly but perhaps something to think about in the timeline

[@fatheringautism]

That would make sense but she definitely enjoys the program. She’s always ready, willing, and eager to go. She’s not one to fake it if she doesn’t like something. That doesn’t mean it isn’t a higher stress situation for her but she does like it.

[@TheGingerGem]

I definitely enjoy new things and at the same time they induce stress reactions in me and it frustrates me to no end. I had started a new job that I loved so much yet my ocd kicked up so bad I needed meds temporarily. Human body is has some mysterious reactions. I hope you find answers bc it's no fun for us to be driven by compulsion. I think you all are fabulous and have helped me so much raising my grandson. Ty

[@heidiwittman5201]

My mom was an EMT for over 40 years, I could never do it I would be just like you Priscilla.

[@mickeybooth9892]

I’m in Canada Alberta and we have block heaters so plug the vehicle in if it outside in extreme cold for a period of time otherwise it kills the battery.

[@mysterybradford5592]

So glad all is well

[@laurenlanders9546]

I have epilepsy and I have a fear that something like that could happen to me even tho I’m medicated for it but it’s still something that I’m scared of, I’m praying for her, sending love to you Cilla ❤❤

[@kimberlywinkler5668]

I just lost my mom on Saturday. I took care of her for 10 years. She passed away so fast.

[@johnahays4407]

I just love Cilla! What a tender, kind heart she has!

[@francessinobio4522]

Single traveler. This scares the heck out of me. Always print a boarding pass.

[@catherinelogan6362]

I am a retired pediatric intensive care nurse and in emergencies your training takes over and you do what you were trained to do even though it looks like chaos is happening you are doing what you have been trained to do. To lay persons I know it is scary and will make you panic. Everyone needs to learn CPR because you never know who may need your knowledge one day.

[@kristengreen2936]

Im sorry you had to witness that cilla, I will pray for the woman and for you to find comfort. I was a paramedic for 8 years so I understand. I absolutely hate it when people film other peoples tragedies. It happens so much.

[@jennacathcart1157]

I hope lady is ok I hope KZbin and internet find her we hear if she ok this so sad hear I hoping she ok I am sending hugs your family to lady we not know how she is I hope she is ok

[@irenefitzgerald5175]

big hugs , I do recommend getting your first aid and CPR. You can do it through the American Red Cross also I would carry narcan to . Take care

[@sherriehodo8581]

Asa, thank you because you taught me something about batteries that I did not know.

[@festussmom6364]

I can only imagine, poor Pricilla. You are so kind hearted Cilla! 💋🧚🏻‍♀️❤️🇺🇸

[@lisaloveless1798]

They have outlet covers that is the same shape as the outlet that you put over top of the plugs so she can’t unplug everything you can get them in the isle where they have the child safety locks n stuff . That would probably stop her from being able to mess with the plugs . It wouldn’t hurt to check them out. You can probably get them at Home Depot or even Lowes if you have on in your area even Walmart might carry them in the Baby section . My granddaughter is 5 and she likes playing with my outlet’s plugin things in and unplugging things so i use those outlet covers and they work awesome

[@maureenhu]

My brother in law was on his way home from Sturis bike week getting on his bike to come home,suffered a massive heart attack help was right there but he sadly took his last trip home as a passenger with one of his buddies

[@kimferguson831]

I joined the Rescue Squad in my area, after working in a plant that had people with bad heart to grandmal seizures….& we had no one there who knew CPR or anything. We went to a community college with hands on experience & simulation situations. I’ve worked head on collisions to doing the Hymnic on one of my BF’s choking. I spent 10 yrs with them & it taught me a lot.

[@fatheringautism]

That's awesome and such a good idea.

[@lannawallend1274]

sending prayers for the woman lady and her family,life is short

[@angelagrazier]

Praying for that peason

[@alauradarling6775]

Im worried about the medication so close to the oven. Mainly because of the heat transfer. I know most medication needs to be kept at room temp. No judgment, it just caught my attention. Also...Praying for that lady's healing. I remember being 8 and seeing a man pass away at Aldis. His poor family saw the whole thing. Its horrible when people can't just respect someone in a vulnerable time and just not record. Glad they addressed him at least.

[@michelleslifeonrepeat]

I’m an emotional empath, I see so many details when other see straight ahead. It is traumatic and hard to process. 😢

[@vanessaabbs9441]

Please slow down and process this cilla. I'm crying for you

[@jessicas2379]

That is really scary! Coming home from a trip we haven't even left the gate and there was a family a few rows back one of the family members was unwell. They talked to the flight attendant and they ended up leaving the plane.

[@kristicollett7887]

LOL Cilla was straight up offended when silly head Asa asked if they could do just the one tree. Too funny.😂😊

[@pinky-xt1mc]

Thank you for sharing enjoy the rest of your day. 💜🙏👍

[@thebestcptmorgan]

EMT here. Yelling in those situations is a necessity. Those scenes are loud and chaotic and yelling is sometimes the only way we can communicate with those helping.

[@amyjones5660]

This is exactly what I was thinking, we are yelly people during a code.

[@california_grown_carissa216]

My brother took a CPR class just because . Years later he had a horrible bicycle accident and a wonderful women got help basically saving his life . For years he wondered why / how he was alive after that . One day he noticed a man at his work wasn’t breathing and did CPR until medics could come . The man survived and came in to thank my brother . I told my brother THAT was why you survived .. so that one day he could save that man’s life

[@lindaberg9161]

The wall there by your sofa where Abigail is sitting....would look nice to be taken to your kitchen floor level....then have a open railing put there....same for the stair case....will be so nice and open....you can then see straight through and watch her and the TV more open too.... lol.....just me been me again.....love house decorating....

[@jillwalls9330]

What a very scary experience. I hope she is alright.

[@KristineDEA]

Priscilla says this is not something she could do for a profession, but honestly you are exactly the type of person that the nursing field needs. Love your personality and the way you care for others

[@diannefinstad1126]

Help Help This is a litttle note about my grandson , he is nonverbal and pretty low functioning : and the schools her are not doing anything with him , they send him home at 12 noon because he elopes and runs out of the room . He is not mean in any way i just need any info you can give me to help him . Love you videos and you guys have taught abbie so so much , anazing parents

[@kathyadelsperger7438]

Enjoyed the video.

[@jenniferhill1882]

You can get cases that fit over the power points that can stop her unplugging stuff.

[@starvingscientist]

The panic is real! I worked for an elementary school giving extra help in kindergarten classrooms, and one of my students stopped breathing on me (Probably an asthma attack but we didnt know that till later.) That was the scariest moment of my life trying to figure out if he was choking or what. He was able to still wheeze a little air in and ended up being ok, but that took me out for the rest of the day. I pretty much blacked out for almost an hour, didn't go to the next class I was supposed to help in, and turns out I sat in my boss's office for abour 30 minites staring at a wall. I dont remember anything till later when i was helping another class with a small group and snapped at them pretty bad and had to apologize and tell them I was having a rough day. It was crazy, unlike any other feeling. I hope that lady is ok!

[@Preciouspiecesbyleslie]

It's awful that, that man thought that filming someone in that kind of condition was okay

[@1heart4Jesus]

My husband was playing tennis last year, and a man collapsed other court next to his. His buddies called 911, and performed CPR. Unfortunately, he didn't survive. My husband was upset for several days after that.

[@kris10tentin]

A reminder for EVERYONE: go look in your phone and set an ICE (In Case of Emergency) phone number to show on your lock screen I have an Android and there's a place to enter a Emergency contact phone number and it displays on the lock screen. That way if someone can't unlock your phone, you have a contact number to call.

[@lerato1894]

I had a similar thing happen this past weekend at a 10k I attended. A man collapsed at the finish line and his wife or the woman he was with was screaming so much and panicking nd there was a young child with them who was in tears too. I'm sure it was so traumatising for that family. The paramedics worked on him for a while then took him away in an ambulance, at least he was still breathing then but I have no idea if he made it or not and it was just horrible and I hope that family is okay.

[@karentorrez9251]

Hope Abbie gets well soon. And maybe you can call the airport and find out if that woman is ok

[@daphtahquette9242]

Cilla it's traumatic. Feel your emotions and don't feel guilty for having your feelings.

[@kimp1466]

Praying for the anonymous lady, in the Charlotte airport…. I hope you’re ok, ma’am!

[@sback2000]

My daughter and I were walking down a street in new york when we saw a woman sitting on the ground having a panic attack. Her friends were trying to help her but I noticed the cell phones start to come out so I grabbed my daughter and another person and we created a wall so they couldn't film her. After she started to come out of it I bent down and asked if she was OK and if I could get her anything. She said no thanks she was ok. I explained to her why we had surrounded her and she thanked us for doing that. I just can't understand why anyone would feel the need to film someone having a panic attack. If your not going to help then move on and mind your own business.

[@susanseifert925]

Celia, I am sorry you had to experience that. Thank you for praying and sending prayer requests. It seems you may have empath tendencies. I wondered for years why I get very emotional for others. It is like I feel what the people are going through or are feeling; floods, fires, car accidents, etc. When coming across information on empaths I said, that is me. It did not give insight as to why some people react in this way and others don’t. I don’t know, maybe it is due to my own tragic events; maybe the PTSS. Have you experienced tragic personal effects? All that to say, my reaction is out of my control, so I pray for all involved. That is within my control and can be a coping mechanism….. Thank you for your prayers for her and her family🙏🙏🙏

[@tamerasides3425]

On the fake Christmas tree have u considered zip tying the lights to the tree, then simply unplugging the them when ready to take the tree down. Would save ya'll some time and steps in the future. Just a thought.

[@hildebt7988]

You are a really nice family,

[@mariaespinoza6358]

Ohhh Cilia!! I would have panicked too!! Very worried about you. I wrote more, but it disappeared!! Grrr.. look up airport you were in and see if it was put in the 📰🗞️. Prayers she's ok. Glad ur somewhat alright. 🫂🙏📰🗞️💕