Unyielding Love & Human Resilience - 24 Hours in A&E - S03 EP12 - Medical Documentary

[@linnyhajnalka4393]

Chelsey is a sweetheart! She'd make a fantastic nurse, caregiver, etc. She is very compassionate and kind. Bless her

[@ChiTownMama]

@37:45. What a beautiful loving spirit you have sweet girl. Don't lose that. You are a precious gift.

[@kenjohnson5498]

The young lady on the bench needs to become a nurse she has so much compassion for others.

[@pamelahelbig5022]

[@river8760]

Definitely a job in the helping field would be a great fit for her. If that’s what she wants.

[@jenniferdaulby5519]

What a beautiful young lady Chelsey is. She misses her Grandad so much but still considers herself blessed. 😢 I wish her all the best for the future, I'm convinced whatever she does she will succeed. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@yvonnereid7296]

SSS

[@SnowPink90]

I think she has the heart of a nurse and that’s what I hope she becomes. 🥰🥰

[@robineur]

You are very special, Chelsey. May you continue to be Blessed.

[@jacquiemouton9053]

This episode really got to me. Young Chelsea definitely has an old soul and I hope she has a happy life. Made me realise yet again how fleeting life can be. Bless them all.

[@deborahspooner8046]

What a nice old man, with a great outlook. Yes, the young lady was very compassionate. The male senior nurse in charge was brilliant. Does this series get awards? It should.

[@suetownsend1656]

Chelsey and Alfred .. crying my eyes out here. Beautiful people.

[@rebeccagable9629]

Alfred is a delight & how refreshing to see young Chelsey & her compassion for the elderly. Wonderful young woman.

[@danedame]

Chelsey is a wonderful, compassionate young woman, and a credit to her generation. Admittedly, the work had worn on her emotionally, but I still think she would do well as a nurse in her local hospital. Old souls are a precious commodity.🏆💖

[@tamerraeb2363]

I loved Alfred's story about standing up to his wife's dad.

[@Grace1957-]

I was a CNA in a nursing home for 20 years and loved every minute of it. We need people like Chelsey. It's not an easy job but she seems to have the heart for it. I hope she's doing well.

[@catherinepalun972]

Totally agree……she is a credit to her grandad and has a beautiful soul! 🙏❤️

[@natalielaw9187]

Chelsey is such a beautiful young lady, she’s got a heart of gold, chelsey would be a wonderful carer for the elderly 😊💕🙏🏻

[@natalielaw9187]

Alfred is amazing for his age, he’s so lovely 🥰

[@leoniesewell5587]

I wished The young lady who took care of her Grandfather before he died, should have gone over and give the Elderly man a big hug. She and he both would have loved ❤it. She’s adorable

[@karenjames953]

The young red haired girl talking about caring for her grand dad. She is so sweet, she could volunteer at a old folks home. They would absolutely love her.

[@picketfence9903]

This coming from a career RN who has been mentoring student nurses for 30 years. The young woman who lost her grandfather, you were born to be a nurse darling.

[@CK-J16]

I love older people... love their company and their stories. Miss having my grandparents around.

[@robertanesmith172]

Alfred is soooo cute. I could sit and chat with him for hours... I hope, if i live to then, i can move around and work like he does... my dad is 83 and my mom is 80, dad u would never guess he 83, he works out still, does yard work, cleans the house, etc... mom gets around pretty well still just has a lot of back and leg pain that kinda slows her down. I have back and knee pain and ive slowed down some and im 58, i feel like 85 tho

[@oldonetwoable]

What a caring young Woman, her Grandfather was very fortunate.

[@lucilledaub5991]

Wonderful hospital care of patients.

[@Annie-ZA]

ALLLLL of these folk are HEROES ... and ANGELS! 💪👌🥳🙏😍

[@kevinmartin3523]

I loved the interview with Chelsey too. "Very old soul" is right! I hope she decides to work in a career that involves the elderly for that is clearly her destiny.

[@MaryM-bb7jd]

I understand Pauline totally about having to slow down, i have fallen multiple times, multiple cooking burns, injured 2 different feet with no fractures, wrecked the car twice, all in about an eighteen months time.

[@M00N.L1GHT]

Seems like in Pauline’s case, with that many serious accidents, they maybe should be looking for an underlying condition which is causing all of the mishaps.

[@somosgenel]

38:l4 What an awesome lady. If more young people thought like her, this world would be a better place. I wish her the best...

[@mistymed77]

I'd love to sit down with Alfred for a chat!! Chelsey had memories for a lifetime.

[@nancyneyedly4587]

26:47 I giggled when she said "Well your smile is lovely if you only had your teeth", that was her compliment with her posh accent, so funny!

[@theresapickering8375]

Such a lovely girl that loves her grandfather so much ❤️

[@ruthsimpson8436]

Chelsea is such a sweet girl and would make a great nurse, I looked after my mom and then my dad and it's hard when you're a caregiver, because when they pass away, you feel so lost, as your daily routine is suddenly gone and the person you love is gone. I hope whatever she chooses if life as a career,she has a happy life❤

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Love this show

[@LeslieDanovich]

I relate to Pauline so much. I thought I was the only one who could fall UP the stairs 😂

[@denisepope8599]

I was lucky to work with my grandmother on my floor when I became a nurse. She was a floor secretary and floated to my floor a couple of times when I was working.

[@baboo7192]

This was great! I loved the explanatory information on all this all worked. I really loved this!❤❤❤

[@itsAnne_hi]

the narrator's voice being drowned out by music does make it quite hard for him to be heard, but otherwise splendid episode.

[@diannenaworensky6698]

ABSOLUTELY !!!

[@klm417701]

That's to avoid copyright issues and having the video taken down, so I've come to appreciate it!

[@MortenHjrnevik-ti6sg]

Chelsey you are amazing

[@cassanthemum]

Alfred is adorable. Reminds me of Robin Williams

[@butterflydiva72]

Alfred ❤❤❤ Chelsea ❤❤❤

[@jeanbaker2087]

Loved the guy with the dentures😅!😂 I used to do the same thing when my girls friends were asking too many questions and being annoying.

[@corvettesbme]

Love this upload as always!

[@ivon136]

Chelsey 🙆‍♂😘😘

[@flowerpower3618]

That older couple in the waiting room 😂😂😂❤

[@marykegouws6364]

Alfred❤

[@martibrown2993]

A dentist would do well in Britain 😊

[@ruthsimpson8436]

We never say the "q" word in hospital out loud,because all heck breaks loose especially in the emergency room critical section🤦‍♀️

[@carlabraenne3469]

I bet the two elderly people oh its not busy, They are embarrassed after watching this.

[@maryjanedaniels471]

Alfred is darlin'! He & Chelsea should work together

[@robertanesmith172]

I WISH so much our doctors here in the states were like the doctors or there. I saw an episode yesterday where the nurse literally asked the patient if he wanted some pain med... either codeine or something else... our docs here don't give them unless a broken bone, maybe or ur dying of some painful disease. U could cut an arm off and they would tell u, just take motrin or acetaminophen and lay down and relax... kidding, but pretty close. I have severe back, hip and knee pain and nothing... they gave me rx for an NSAID. If that worked, I wouldn't need a doctor..

[@tobadoba18]

I am chronically ill. I have been in the hospital 3 times lately and each time I was offered pain medication and received it on a schedule. I believe it really depends on your state's guidelines that doctors follow. That is the sucky part. I've never had an issue and always had great experiences with my hospital visits. Hang in there! I also just wanted to say I have seen many of these videos in this series and I notice the pain relief that they give them is "IV paracetamol " or Tylenol via IV which they say works well.

[@moni1950412]

The music is way to loud you can’t hear them talking.

[@maryscott9430]

Nooooooo. Never say the q word in a hospital!!!! 23:25

[@mariongiesler2306]

😂 The Q word was never used and if someone did use it they were shunned if something happened! 🤣🤣🤣. Definitely a no no in our ICU!

[@cmtippens9209]

That was the same reaction that I had! 😂

[@trishblakely3476]

I wonder if Pauline has ever investigated whether her falling/balance problems have an underlying medical cause. It seems like more than regular clumsiness.

[@aussietracey1]

the only thing alfred can't do is give birth to a baby

[@littlegamer4679]

Nooooo never say the q word in a hospitalll!

[@raeng92]

Bahahahahaha grampa noooo! Cut!