Unbreakable Spirit - 24 Hours in A&E - S03 EP7 - Medical Documentary

Experience the gripping journey inside Kings College Hospital as patients face life-altering injuries and the dedicated medical team battles against the clock to restore hope. Witness the raw emotions and resilience as trauma cases unfold, from dislocated jaws to shattered kneecaps. With expert care and unwavering support, these patients find strength in the face of adversity. Delve into the profound impact of facial injuries and the relentless pursuit of normalcy. Join us on a compelling exploration of healing, love, and the indomitable human spirit within the halls of Kings College Hospital.
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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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[@loriorourke2154]

I think I fell just a little in love with the face doctor. What a sweet man.

[@KittieKind]

You are not the only one😅❤

[@peggsargent132]

Wonderful Doctor and man I salute you sir ❤😊

[@rebeccagable9629]

My (U.S.) dad was, like this doctor. an oralmaxillofacial surgeon who repaired many jaws...RIP, dad.

[@rebeccaruss1855]

He's a hot Dr

[@shelleylake7636]

Agree I cried at his memory of his father xo

[@francesgibsongibson3517]

Great episode. The grandmother and grandson were so loving, and his love for her was so deep. If only more people took care of and spent time with their elders, the world would be so more beautiful.

[@tinacollins2055]

The love this young man had for his GrandMa was and will always be very deep and into his soul.

[@moni1950412]

If something would happen to his grandma he would feel so lost.

[@chadbentley]

The reverence the Vietnamese young man has for his grandmother is amazing and heartwarming. May his heart never harden and always stay open to the world.

[@jeanettediss6640]

The young grandson is just a blessing of a boy. Looking after his grandma. How precious

[@terryperry4160]

I was going g to post the same thing. That is one beautiful soul of a young man his love for and appreciation of his grandmother is so palpable I could feel his heart hurting. I eas very close to my maternal grandmother (Nanny to me). She lived to be almost 100, was just 4' 9 " of pure love and energy. The seeming toughness this grandmother has to have lived through what she did in Vietnam made her tough but you can see by the love of her grandson that there was plenty of love in her heart.

[@Lisa1111]

Simply precious ❤

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

The grandson and grandmother, a beautiful relationship.❤

[@Beepinsqueekin]

The grandson with grandma. He's so devoted. ❤

[@jeannestewart9618]

How incredible to have a doctor with such world class skill and a heart to match.

[@Lynn-td3ly]

That boy loved his grandma

[@robyoungquist5803]

I lived with my Grandmother as a young man. I was 26 when she died. I was devastated. 😢. Even now in my 7th decade when I need to cheer myself up, I think of the warm moments with my Grandparents 😊

[@dogmama2many]

I spent many summers with my paternal Grandma and when I went to college. Great memories.

[@kimglover6968]

My fondest memories are of my maternal grandmother. She and I were very close.

[@pegs1659]

I used to spend the summers with my paternal grandmother. It was a wonderful time for me. She was a very important person in our family. RIP Mamo❤

[@sherrihinton2885]

Very sweet, I understand. I'm 65 and still cty when I think of my grandma

[@moni1950412]

The boy with his bad toenail his dad was so cool.

[@marykegouws6364]

Adrian is a lovely man. And he is so right about family. I only realise it now that I am 50. Ask your parents all the questions you can while you still can.

[@alison4316]

Yes! I agree completely. When my Granddad was still here, in his 70s or so, my Dad (his son) spent hours and hours "interviewing" him.....asking about the Korean War, the years they lived abroad, his years as a minister....my Dad still has those cassette tapes. ❤❤

[@lorettacarroll6015]

Agreed. I was 22 when my dad died and 28 when mom died. So many questions that will never have answers.

[@gidget_]

We had my grandma write down everything about her life and anything she wanted to say. We still have the book. My grandpa was recorded telling us about his life in service, meeting grandma, and all the stories in-between. We had it tranferd to a flash drive. It was way back when recovers were VHS, lol. He went first, and my grandma was lost. She moved in with us, and we were beside her till she went to heaven to meet Grandpa. ❤

[@KatZwe]

But it's their stories that matter, their stories need to be told, that's what's fun to listen to even as a 17 year old. Just dates and names in a family tree? No wonder he doesn't remember.

[@victoriousvalentine9779]

Now that’s how you make a man with love and kindness not with toughening up

[@ginawethington6668]

Love seeing young man take care of his Grandma

[@peacewarrior1175]

Join the queue for falling in love with the face doctor - what an angel x

[@thomasbjurstrom6480]

What a devoted grandson!

[@jeffsosenheimer6724]

Watching from Chicago. I am absolutely hooked on this show.

[@ssjess2504]

Same from Dallas. Hospitals aren't the same here 😂

[@KG-gz4ku]

@@ssjess2504 Same from Minnesota!

[@maryhurley5884]

Shocked that is 'socialised' HealthCARE? Shocked that it's free? Or shocked because you in the USA don't have a healthCARE system but a health business? I'm so sorry for all Americans. It's about the me and not the us. I'm Sixty five year old female. Paid taxes all my life. Fractured my femur and patella in February, 2023. X-rays, CT scan, drugs, physiotherapy. Spent a week in a huge public hospital in Melbourne, because I was in Melbourne when I had my fall that caused my injuries. Was then transferred to the little local hospital in the town where I live. There I stayed six weeks. No on-site Doctors. Nurse led hospital with dr's from the local medical centre dropping in to oversee pain relief drugs. Could weight bear. Live alone. After discharge, went on to the Transitional Care Program. $10 per month. Home physiotherapist visits, case manager there for me five days a week, cleaner an hour per week, lovely men and women picking me up for medical appoints and scans. Picking up my groceries and delivering them to my home. Only had to pay for my drugs after 35 days in hospital. However they are heavily subsidised. Reckon I was, maximum $250 dollars out of pocket. However, not spending money whilst in hospital, and happy to contribute something, it was nothing really. Civilised nations care about our familes,neighbours, members of our community and society in general. I doubt I'll see it in my lifetime, however how improved would America be if you eventually get Universal HealthCARE. No-one missing out on treatment and no bankruptcies. Stay safe and healthy.

[@joannelivote9803]

Same here in Pennsylvania

[@jeanholsworth4300]

Same from Longview Texas

[@sharonread7674]

What a lovely grandson. 🥰

[@marcnoonan2187]

😢 Ugh! So heartbreaking for the man that lost his Grandma.

[@janetbrowning9089]

Such a dear, sweet, caring grandson...he loves his Grandmother...so easy to see...I think he will be lost without her, for awhile, but her lessons will mean so much to him, after she is gone. I so wish we didn't have to lose our loved ones...it's such a hard path to walk. He has already learned life's hardest lesson though...he knows well that relationships are far more important that money or anything else material...his Grandmother has taught him well & he has listened intently to her, her stories & her life experiences...that's what will sustain him, when she is no longer here. Blessings to this beautiful Grandmother & may she rest in peace...continued Blessings for this beautiful & intelligent Grandson too...may he go far in life & find all the happiness he can handle.♥ Their story so moved me...I found myself crying...wanting her to stay longer for her grandson...because I know well the pain that he will have to deal with, when she does pass.💔

[@trishmcmahon1617]

I love the young man with his grandma, what a sweet guy.

[@sd6930]

Perfect example of how to communicate with your teen children. Adrian never gave up on having a meaningful conversation with his son even though the responses were short and he looked disinterested. Until Adrian finally found common ground and began to talk about football. You could see how his son’s face lit up for the first time!

[@gidget_]

My dad did the same thing. He came back into my life as a teen and he had know idea what to say. So he listened to my favorite song. Watch my favorite shows and movies with me and talked about them . Then it was what we did when I was young and how awful he felt for having to leave. How much he has always loved me. He move, when I was only 4 and that was it. Until I was 17 and wanted to know him again. He left it up to me and when I was ready. Now im 40 and we have a wonderful relationship and I now know he would throw himself in front of a bus to save my life. ❤ he never gave up after getting a second chance to make things right.

[@janecarolhogue3140]

Beautiful story about the grandma and grandson. What a wonderful ❤️ love

[@CountBasie56]

Wow… by far the best episode to date. Brought a tear to my eye 😢 Many thanks for uploading.

[@catgarza4947]

It seems as though the entire staff of the hospital is so much more compassionate than here in the US? The men seem so much more like gentlemen, too. Maybe that's where I should be? Nice to see for the women there.

[@sarahhudleston832]

great episode. I loved the doctor, and the young architect!

[@davidchristoffersen1404]

That young man caring for his grandmother and calming her down with such love was so inspiring and her small gestures of love was seen to, you can tell he is proud to be vietnamese and I sayy be proud of who you are and your background, such a caring young man is rare these days, mature past his age for sure.

[@ssjess2504]

33:02 man what a sweet grandson ❤

[@Grace1957-]

Where are her kids? He shouldn't have to do this alone.

[@river8760]

Rob is such a sweetheart, and a great Dr. So compassionate.

[@shellystewart9023]

she is a precious senior

[@terryperry4160]

Lindsay made me smile, through her own health problems she's still there for others.

[@lynneanthony168]

Nothing like learning about your family tree waiting in A&E!!

[@JohnnyTorontoEh]

What a wonderful series. The emotion and compassion shown by the staff is humbling. Too many times we only see the professional side where they can't share or open up. They are real people with real emotions. We're blessed to have them looking after us in a time of need. Real angels.

[@Barbarawr]

Isn`t that beautyful - te love between grandma and grandson? And what the nurse told us about the loss of a young mom?❤❤

[@nikkikidd8428]

I sincerely wish that I had a surrogate grandmother and grandfather. All of mine died young except for my fathers mother that lives on the opposite end of the country as me and now is in a old folks home because she has Dementia. I only met her as a toddler and once again when I went back at 35 and was very fortunate to meet everyone on my fathers side (I only met my father when I was 31) including my grampie who has now passed away. I am so happy that I got to meet my grandparents when they were of sound mind and got to bond with them. My grandfather was a very intelligent, strong, hard working and sensible man. It was so cool to be able to talk to him about carpentry, hunting/fishing and other manly things because he enjoyed that his granddaughter had the ability and interest in such things. I only wish that my mother hadn’t moved my brother and I 3000 thousand miles away when we toddlers. My mother’s family was so full of abuse and dysfunction and I know that I would have had a much happier and stable childhood if I was able to grow up in my dads family.

[@marshamacarthur]

One of my favorite episodes...great examples of compassion, empathy and humanity.

[@billy-jadeachiu2296]

I love Dr Rob...it is a change when your relationship with your parents take a turn and you now realize that they depend on you vs you depending on them...the grandson with the grandma is precious and Adrian and his son made me smile as young ones are hardly ever interested in family things vs sports friends stuff etc...this series is my favorite and I watch at least one episode a day since I cane across it.

[@christinegautreau224]

He is such a gentleman

[@cherienafo7676]

These Medical people are simply exquisitely beautiful humans. I am in awe. I thank them.

[@CaponeCabin]

I am so gobsmacked by the wonderful care these health care professionals provide. Offering a cup of tea.... when in America a cup of water is mostly guaranteed a eye roll from a nurse. Most of our local hospitals here in South Carolina now say they aren't taking pediatric patients in the emergency room!

[@tigrlilyluv4u]

Wait... where do pediatric patients go after hours then??

[@janedoe3880]

What is going on with the doctor, watching his face and listening to his words was cathartic for sure wow!

[@LivvyAlexW]

I wish I could have been with my grandma when she passed. I live across the country from her and she passed in her sleep

[@Lisa1111]

The perfect grandson. The perfect human being ❤

[@jwalt8019]

Terrell is like, “Why are you talking to me?” 😂 But his dad was patient with him nonetheless. And Nicholas is so handsome.

[@jethroli8366]

Cheers for the upload legends!

[@barbedwire_lace2160]

Adrian cracked me up. My dear husband used to say it will feel better when it stops hurting. 😮😅

[@Grace1957-]

He was enjoying it way too much,I loved it!

[@brendadickenson3547]

My mother wrote the genealogy downand when her county's wanted years ago to have people write it down and any history of the families ... my mom sent ours in and I have the book!

[@karensamuels390]

The grandma should be unhooked, placed in a comfy bed soft lites and let her go peacefully without wires and tubes.

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

That dislocated knee is so hard to watch.

[@heather9058]

Almost threw up when they put the kneecap back

[@jeannestewart9618]

My favorite episode of all

[@staceyroberts3468]

Dr Rob is such a wonderful man and Dr 🥰

[@saracallow9193]

and Adrian, what a cool Dad. love you dude! lol

[@elizabethshepard3090]

I fell in live with Rob Craniofacial Surgeon!! He is hot, lots of empathy and care, soft and gentle smile! 😊

[@missg.5940]

Looks like your kneecap has come off sideways….oooooow. I have never heard something that sounds so dreadful!😢

[@jlane2236]

Am i the only one who tried to swallow with my mouth open???

[@bravo795mp]

You definitely can. I think he meant like adequately; you can use your tongue to push back the fluid if you need to. Just put something between your teeth and try to swallow like a tiny sip of water you can.

[@dls5690]

lol I was looking for this comment. I tried it! 😅

[@sophiabright8371]

Rob is throwing TRUTH! Men have a bit of trouble adjusting to life on Earth. :) not to generalize, but...... 😅😂😅

[@meatavoreNana]

The sound of that kneecap clunking back into place.....😮

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

I like the surgeon Rob, he reminds me of my brother in law.

[@loveyourselfplease6842]

I find it quite funny when people tease someone for a small toe injury or often use toes & fingers as an example "you freak out when you hurt your toe, you're so squeamish over a little toe" but there's a reason why toes, fingers & nails are the first line when someone is being tortured, they are full of very important nerves that help us grab, hold, eat, walk, balance, that's why it freaking hurts so bad when you smash your finger or stub your toe.

[@samnpoppythedog4416]

Even I felt it when the doctor popped Simon's kneecap back into place, so for Simon it must have been very ouch to say the least even with the pain relief.

[@bobbiduval7961]

Grandmas👍💕 ya just gotta luv em

[@janedoe3880]

Where are Ho's parents ?

[@taffycat93]

Watching them snap that guy's leg back into place! Ouuuuch! 😳😳😳 Now their going to try it on his jaw...?! Nooooo...!

[@Odo55]

Just a little scratch . It will hurt but he won't remember. Love is a reflex, it's what you do.....

[@BlackFairy24]

17:57 I had so much anxiety watching this. My entire body was achey 🤕

[@marlaynacaffreyhogeweide5705]

To the young lady who had the stitches in the eyebrow. Jason Mamoa has a scar in his eyebrow.

[@bethneel6749]

The farting 🤣🤣

[@misskittymcg630]

Watching this from 2024,,I hope they all are fine! If all youth were like that young man with his grandmother. He saved her life even if short finally,by finding her. She didnt die alone on a floor. Remember as you toss your g-ma into a home not because shes that bad off,,but because you can't be bothered because you want to go out instead of helping her,,you will be treated that way by your kids. They learn the behaviors from you.

[@Gibbs-rq4yg]

When are some 2022 or 2023 episodes coming out? This episode is 13 years old. Still a great serie but maybe get some fresh videoes..

[@jeffsosenheimer6724]

Exactly 💯💯

[@deanshields8031]

They are all available eon 4od

[@jeanallan8106]

I’m in Canada and there are tons of more recent episodes on Prime, but not these old ones at this hospital. I’m hooked too so I watch both!

[@nikhilvc5815]

❤❤

[@ninascarpa1460]

Too loud with the music. Cannot even hear the host

[@michelleshelley995]

Where's Jane?

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

Man dad is taking pictures of sons pain

[@dmacko]

Hard to hear the narrative, music and background noise is too loud

[@rachelalanis5167]

when do boys become men? 40?! im dying that was so funny.🤣

[@Jessman5]

25:25 tf girl, don't be so aggressive! :D

[@kaylabeals8597]

I think she’s being compassionate. She has an understanding of what death looks like better than most of us. Would it be more compassionate to ignore it or to use that foresight to provide special end of life care?

[@butterflydiva72]

That father laughing at his son's pain is it any wonder that he doesn't say i love you back. Also pick a better time to harp on about family names, not whilst he's in pain.

[@filmzen281]

He seems like the abusive type

[@PumpkinPixie1978]

i think i would have decked the doc in the head putting my knee back, that looked painful.

[@edwright480]

Adrian needs a lesson in parenting. Teens have zero interest in the history of the family.

[@colleenrice223]

Agreed. What kind of father laughs at his son being in pain?

[@river8760]

Exactly, like dude, read the room.

[@lachimolala2945]

My daughter is 17 and loves to hear anything about family from the past, so it is not true.

[@river8760]

@@lachimolala2945 it’s also the manner in which it is presented.

[@anschiful]

Am I the only one sick about the Dog meat bit !!!!!!!!!! Still going on skinned alive by some nasty people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@flowerpower3618]

I guess we have never known starvation

[@anschiful]

@@flowerpower3618 speak for yourself and it is NOT because they are starving they eat dog because they like it!

[@flowerpower3618]

@@anschiful wow. Are you Vietnamese ?

[@bethneel6749]

Awful!

[@Jenny-uv4dl]

Why didnt they put him ASLEEP to put knee back in place i dislocated same elbow twice in 24hr period ( dont ask😮) then i had surgery to strengthen the ligaments around and sling for 6 weeks its cruel wht they did would NEVER DO TO A CHILD , why do to adult because we "understand we are in pain" bull feces!!!!!

[@doc2kiwidig663]

Calm down, perhaps the DOCTORS know what they’re doing?

[@samhartford8677]

As a Scandinavian I would not object to eating dog meat. What I would object to is breeding dogs for meat. We eat horse meat, but breading them is illegal. It's only the healthy individuals that are slaughtered for their meat instead of just killing them once their time has come.

[@crabcrab2024]

Damaged toe?!? Looks more like damaged brain to me…

[@kudiaborkofintsunyo6150]

😅

[@filmzen281]

Can you blame him with a dad like that?

[@shanacampbell2682]

I'm sorry, but eating your pet dog isn't a part of life.