The Silent Brain Bleed - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S01 E05
In this episode, Kings specialist stroke center treats multiple stroke patients. Peggy's condition remains critical as doctors investigate her brain function. Charlie's brain scan reveals a significant abnormality, leading to a diagnosis of stroke. Sally seeks help from her ex-boyfriend after injuring her finger, and Derek experiences confusion following a car accident. The episode highlights the emotional impact on patients and their families as they navigate through medical uncertainties.
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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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[@picketfence9903]

Maybe I'm just an old woman, but I wouldn't want my husband to call his old girlfriend/lover to go to hospital with him. Call anyone, just not her. Looks inappropriate to me 😳

[@LindaDietrich-cf8lk]

Totally agree

[@jonny3801]

Agreed it’s just wrong

[@terryperry4160]

I agree

[@venomousspecifics45]

I think it depends on what the current partners agree on what is comfortable for them. As long as they agree on where the line is, that’s what matters.

[@tassiegirl1991]

Totally agree plus listening to her I became concerned for the ex boyfriend

[@jennifere.259]

Oh that daughter-in-law is an angel. We should all be so blessed to have in-laws we love so much.

[@bessietretasco7816]

I took care of my in-laws too, my husband and I had to stay with them in their house so we can take care of them.

[@tammiklusewitz7141]

Charlie is a Black Cab Driver - That is really impressive. There's a lot of knowledge in his head.

[@Luna_illus]

Charlie’s case made me so so sad. The part where he was speaking to the lady and she walked away but he didn’t notice so kept talking just made me almost cry. Also the fact that he is a black cab driver is really incredible. It takes a lot of work and a high intellect to earn a place in the black cab service. You basically have to memorize the entire map of London.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

Yes, the part of the brain responsible for visual mapping and navigation is called the posterior hippocampus. They are significantly larger in cabbies, compared to those of people who are not cab drivers.

[@renb6133]

Yeah, I really felt for Charlie. A lovely bloke & clearly a fantastic cabbie. I hope his condition improved!

[@Msviolet65]

I absolutely adore British humor!! Charlie seems like such a kind person. I wish him many more years of good health. Zena! WOW what an amazing young lady! She is truly a blessing to her family.

[@maryreynolds5310]

Peggy’s husband, I had a tear when I saw him look at her when they were wanting to wake her. As he was stroking her head he must have been thinking about when they met, when they were married…I could see his sadness. 😢

[@o0gothique0o37]

I know! I think it's something that everyone knows will happen but would never really be fully prepared for it. I teared up for sure.

[@renb6133]

Yeah, it was very touching. The love & devotion of these long married couples, always brings a tear to my eye. Now THAT is love!

[@marywilkinson5937]

What an amazing daughter in law!

[@cmtippens9209]

I wonder if her husband, Charlie Brown's son, is in the military or what? I never heard him mentioned or called, when his mum was called to tell her about the stroke. The DIL needs a hand from him, if he's around, to look after his parents.

[@river8760]

@@cmtippens9209I was trying to figure out where he was as well.

[@brendadickenson3547]

Charlie Brown will have made wonderful new memories with his grand son and his cafe and cake! May be sidelined from driving but not enriching everyone's life with his smile and love.

[@pegs1659]

Charlie Brown is an awesome fella. His daughter in law will keep everything going smoothly. RIP Peggy❤

[@BernadetteSwemmer-jz7yl]

My husband would NOT be amused if I behaved the way Sally does with Ben. Seems she wants to keep Ben on a string...good for her ego...

[@lovelyjanuary]

Zena is such a superhero for her family by taking both of those diagnoses in stride and still being able to be there for them and even with a little baby to take care of too! I hope that they are all doing well and at peace 🙏🏼❤️

[@jwalt8019]

Charlie has such a kind face. I wish him much good health and happiness. And Zena is such a great support system. Bless them all.💜

[@YaYa-lz1zt]

The 2 guys who were singing “BLAM, BLAM, BLAM” had me laughing so hard. They’re just awesome.😂

[@josi4251]

God bless everyone in this episode, especially Charlie and his lovely family.

[@nancymills1884]

I’m always amazed at how polite and compassionate the staff and patients are. After spending a few hours in the ER with my Dad, and the bluntness of the doctors, I would appreciate such a statement as he is very unwell, and would I like a cup of tea. The anxiety level would be greatly reduced.

[@Barbarawr]

But the Nurse trying to wake up Peggy seems a bit rude in this moment…. or am I just to sensitive?

[@Julie86Mac]

As an EMT i can tell you that sometimes we may come across as "rude" when it is more urgency. when you realize your patient is not progressing but digressing, it's time to get serious. We are stern because we are trying to get a response from the patient. we aren't there to be their friend, we are there to save their lives.@@Barbarawr

[@sheilafurguiel3202]

⁠@@BarbarawrHi, answering this after 5 months, you probably don’t remember your comment, yes and no, to the way he treated her, he was reacting to her slow response after the woke her up after putting her in a coma. Since she wasn’t responding to his commands, and not replying, we usually then put pressure on a spot where it’s pretty painful, and the patient will usually cry out in pain, something she didn’t do, so, that means that she is semiconscious, doesn’t react to pain, but doesn’t need help to breathe. I do agree that he was a bit insensitive by the way he was moving her head around, luckily she is semiconscious, and luckily if l was a relative and saw what he had done, l would have given him some words in ltaliano and being a nurse myself in a Hospital In California, in the A&E. Worked in a hospital in Stoke on Trent, Hanley for three years a loooong time ago. Don’t ever get sick if you are in America, first, have a very good insurance for everything. Pain relief, forget it, right away, you will be propped and prodding everywhere, even though we see that you have broken bones, injuries internally, we need to find out where the most serious injuries are, so we know what to treat first. It’s horrible listening to the pain there in, and we know that the longer they are in pain, in can effect the heart, because your blood pressure skyrockets when you are in a lot of pain. We have two Doctors l hate working with, two ice cold individuals who don’t have a clue what empathy is, and it’s like they enjoy flicking as much pain they can on most patients, and we have had our words in private and sadly, sometimes when other doctors and nurses are around, because they respect him to much and know how powerful he can be, but luckily in those situations, they have backed me up if l get a call into a certain office we don’t like to visit 🤣🤣, been their for 28 years, him, six years, so, they don’t want to lose me. I like watching this, the environment, it’s sooooo totally different, we deal mostly with shootings, stabbings, house fires, sadly rising, child abuse, leading to death. I know in England, knife crime is rising. This was a long reply to a short question, sorry about that. Do you live in England or America, just curious, don’t have to reply.

[@lynnemiller3633]

Such a good baby. Such a good Mama to the baby. She is a commendable daughter too.

[@alisonrobinson3253]

Yes, an amazing family. The baby is so cute too.

[@vivienmcnaul109]

God bless Zena. Strong young woman.

[@AstralOD247]

Thank you for posting these videos! Much appreciated 😊 I've watched every single one.

[@jackiemarini3203]

Jen is so awesome ✌️💌Love this show .

[@barbaradeschamps4532]

Jen is my favourite ❤🌈🌻

[@jenniferdaulby5519]

❤❤❤ Jen

[@user-sw7nu3qf8z]

Sally's husband better keep an eye on her the way she was snuggling up to her ex...

[@kristyw89]

And taking about how amazingly sexy the doctor was and you could see how he was kinda into her, that was definitely a flirty eye he was giving her

[@scotterman7951]

How Did Peggy Did After Her Stroke In Hospital Scott Erman USA 🇺🇸

[@staceyroberts3468]

I live in Florida. I don’t know how I’ve missed seeing this show on KZbin before but for 4 days, it’s all I’ve watched!!!! I’m addicted 🤣. It’s the best show ever!! Are there anymore shows this good over there, that I’m missing???

[@tassiegirl1991]

Zena is one in a million a daughter in law anyone would love to have. Not only does she have a baby she is there for her in laws. Be proud Zena please take care of yourself too. Peggy’s husband was delightful realistic and obviously they had discussed things together before this admission. Loved the twinkle in his eyes at the end.

[@diannenaworensky6698]

I like all the hospital videos

[@kjetillangauer2816]

Props to Charlie for adapting to such a life changing event. Besides that, they didn't need to do Ben like that in the outro part xD

[@alison4316]

Zena is the woman you want marrying your son or daughter, for sure. She's the take-charge-in-a-crisis type.

[@too_tired_for_this]

I hope I would be like that in a similar situation.

[@ambullterrier1]

"Charlie Brown, that's a fake name...." Guess what my dad's name is lol.🤣

[@terryperry4160]

I went to high school with a Charlie Brown too. He became a police officer in our town. Now retired. We used to tease the heck out of him.😂

[@ambullterrier1]

@@terryperry4160 I also have a half brother and a nephew with the same name.

[@jackiemarini3203]

The lady with her x boyfriend Oh my goodness 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I like the boyfriend glad he got away 😂

[@pegs1659]

Right? She's a bit of a twit IMO.

[@river8760]

She’s pretty high on herself 😂

[@graciehughes4359]

I thought she seemed funny and sweet.

[@ksierra4444]

I feel bad for her husband. Although maybe he's out of town for a reason 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dianaroberts6868]

I was thinking she would have to have a very understanding husband. I can’t imagine of all people to call that I would call my ex boyfriend. She seems to feel very empowered to introduce him to sex and feels that power over him is eternal. Just an opinion

[@gaynorc4903]

Sorry for relatives illness but seeing that young mother smoking is very sad.

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Just letting everyone know, a CT scan will not necessarily pick up everything. A MRI should look at the brain

[@alison4316]

Why do they opt for a CT when an MRI would image better? Speed?

[@butterflydiva72]

With my extensive stays in hospitals over the years tell me that they MUST do a MRI.

[@hummingbird2254]

I was sent for a CT scan to look for the cause of trigeminal neuralgia. The CT scan showed nothing. A year later I demanded to be sent for an MRI scan to look for the cause, and it showed what the cause was. I then had brain surgery. The MRI also showed that I had MS which I had suspected for along time. I'm glad that I demanded the MRI.

[@diannenaworensky6698]

@@hummingbird2254 WOW !!

[@alisonrobinson3253]

​@@alison4316a CT is a less expensive test.

[@jackiemarini3203]

I feel so bad for the elderly man that lost his wife .😢😢🙏

[@dm607]

It's been 12 years since this aired! I wonder if Charlie Browns cabbie cafe was a success....

[@olgaangius3751]

Thank you for posting, it's really appreciated ❤️🙏🇬🇷

[@debmacie1612]

Any episode with Sister Jen will be good!

[@butterflydiva72]

Love Jen to bits❤

[@loisczerkies6621]

Ben may not have been her first but I don't think her HUSBAND will be her last either!!

[@gunsnrosesforever100]

I don't think Ben is her EX at all.... her boyfriend might wanna run from this one and save himself

[@butterflydiva72]

Agreec

[@jjrat5pack]

It's not even a current boyfriend; she's got a husband! I wonder if Ben left her bc of similar behavior with an earlier ex? Although, he's a bit shallow regarding his current girl, putting up with her for good sex. Sex is NOT everything & the sooner he learns that the better. I was in a 15 yr relationship & for the last 5 yrs, due to circumstances, there was no sex, but I didn't love her any less. A lot of our relationship had more to do with our personalities, not the physical. Was the sex good? Yes, very! But it wasn't what we built our relationship on.

[@maryreynolds5310]

The two brothers dancing down the hallway…cute 😊

[@kaleighcasterline1221]

IM APPALLED BY THAT WOMAN WITH HER EX. HOW TRASHY

[@michelleshelley995]

Why 3 days ago i no iv seen this one 3 times??

[@LeahNicoleMusicToday]

I wonder if anyone else could see Peggy's nose, lips, and fingers turning blue? The signs were there. Hope Charlie is OK

[@Dylanesque]

@9:15 Alvin Stardust.🤣🤣🤣

[@jjrat5pack]

Charley's daughter-in-law has no idea what she's talking about. 😂 He's not missing part of his brain, it's just being bled into & isn't working right! Just bc she saw the dark area on his scan, she's assumed there is no brain there. Bleeding can destroy brain function, as can pressure if there's swelling. Hopefully the drs will catch & correct her assumption!

[@dianaroberts6868]

When the Dr first talked to them about it he said “He’s missing part of his brain. “ So she was just quoting him.

[@kristyw89]

She did say that that's how the doctor put it, as in "in the scan, a part of it is missing, in other words, it's black instead of gray like it should be"

[@nicky740]

“Baby brain” is a thing. Your brains shrink quite a bit during pregnancy and it takes about 6 months for them to return to their typical size.

[@drpolefit6271]

This is not subdural hematoma why he said that! Was he a dcotor?

[@staybent9380]

Doesn’t miss lived a life have friends? I can’t imagine ringing an ex to go to the ER 😅

[@alison4316]

Ben and Sally are ridiculous. Lol I feel for her husband 😂 Ben seemed so put together with a good head on his shoulders....until he was talking about how annoying the girl he slept with is. I guess i didn't realize men did that, tolerate women they don't necessarily like just for the sex. Not sure _why_ i didnt realize that lol

[@flowerpower3618]

Sally’s husband should file for divorce.

[@teresanichols1039]

Those people need to use another word other than the “F” word.

[@chelsea_belle]

2:37 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@911Dox]

Near the end you can see "Cuz" doing the Al Bundy.

[@alexandraboswell2510]

The guy in the black shirt is like British Mush Mouth. 😮

[@juliemcgugan1244]

"Now we can't shut him up...he thought my dog was a horse..." I remember visiting my Great Gran, during the 'mad-cow' period in the UK, and one thing I will always remember was her watching the tv and exclaiming, "Oh, those poor mad horses!" It was one of the first things we noticed, in her mental decline. She passed at 97. Sadly, she was waiting for her telegram from the Queen, but never got it, because she was a less than three years short!

[@michelleshelley995]

Why do they keep showing 3fays ago sertanone

[@jogiarnold7220]

as a gernan it is not easy for me to unterstand all peope rigth. but when the two black bros startet to talk i was out, completely out 😂😂😂

[@barbaraburton8914]

You didn't miss anything❤😂

[@kaleighcasterline1221]

The girl with her ex boyfriend…. Is everyone not so concerned for they way she was acting…. How disgusting of her wtfffff. She gave me home wrecker vibes

[@teresabyrne855]

Why do they have tobput this rubbish with ben and his ex

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

Those 2 blk young men were so disrespectful.

[@amiek9269]

Banijay bluelight. I WISH you’d make a playlist for all 24 hours in A&E UK……. Thx

[@salfromoregon4369]

Me too!

[@breebw]

24:16 Govts and big institutions are waiting eagerly for Peggy's generation to die. Their plans such as bank closures, digital currency, and phone based payments are being prevented from rollout due to so many of the "previous generation" being alive. Additionally, "Smart" cities and the planned abolition of personal car ownership are further hindered. Many govt workers are remote, from home, and go into to the office maybe once a week. And even then the reality is they are just "Coffee and cake". I know these meetings from personal experience. They are generally "good news" meetings and people clap, and eat their cake. When the news comes that Peggy's generation is 1% or below, this will be the "good news". There will be clapping, low key cheers, laughter. There may be singing.

[@hbee1335]

What are you talking about????

[@CantonDem13]

Please take your meds.

[@kumarrajan8777]

All these advances technology of caring a brain injury patients are treated as evil ....nothing only MONEY MAKING HOSPITAL CARE ...

[@jenniferdaulby5519]

You know King's is an NHS Hospital don't you?