That's how ambulance services work in Russia.

[@wolfc8755]

So many people not caring or wanting to help someone in need. An entire village of "Oh, I haven't seen him since February" suddenly turning up and appearing "concerned" when a stranger comes to help. Ambulance workers who couldn't be bothered to even cover the poor man's nakedness. And the hospital head, my god. Thank you, Sergei, no one should be left forgotten and abandoned like that.

[@RainRemnant]

Humanity is lost in many places, heartbreaking really, what a liars and bureaucrats, fake care for a show and even doctors who don't care about lives, insane!

[@Vixinaful]

Yeah theyre fake people, read 2 Timothy 3, we are living it.

[@Angela-382]

So appalling and heartbreaking. How much effort would it have taken if the villagers had got together to rake out the rubbish, washed his blankets, provided even a bowl of soup daily, instead of complaining about the smell. Inhumane. I really hope he gets the help he needs.

[@docinparadise]

Well said. It seems even the nosy neighbor only called to complain about the smell going over into her house. She just wanted him gone by whatever means necessary. “I saw him. He was alive. I left.” But oh, the handwringing and well wishing when she realized she would be on KZbin. 😡

[@Vixinaful]

@@docinparadise Yeah these are superfalse people only caring for themselves, look at how obese she is while this man is starving to death. Couldnt even go in and bring him some dinner once a day huh..Unbeliavable.

[@suehatton4797]

Thanks for helping that poor man. That lady you had to deal with needs to be turned in for letting him lay there for so long. What a shame. I think you have found your calling in life, to help the helpless. Bless you. From Kansas USA.

[@rebellefleur435]

Living in Canada, this is just so unbelievable to me! This kind of thing would NEVER happen here.

[@TheThriftyGma]

@@rebellefleur435 .. I was thinking the same thing. Our 911 system would never be like this. Imagine having to deal with someone like that woman... heads would roll.

[@v1ncy_vinny406]

Hi Sue, may God bless you for supporting Vasya in the hay. You are so kind

[@UnitedByMusic2]

I agree, I really hope someone reports her and gets her fired, what a cruel creature 😡

[@Spetsnaz.Vympel]

@@rebellefleur435 Oh no well that's were your wrong I knew somebody in a home psychiatric home Hamilton, all they got was soup all day and drugged up on meds all day to keep them sleeping..so there everywhere if you know where to look..maybe not filthy but just as much neglected..

[@amycoffin826]

I am an American nurse. There are elderly and disabled people, like this poor man, all over the world. Each community must be humane and caring enough to advocate for, and help the helpless. Thank you for what you have done. May God bless all those who have tried to help this man in any way.

[@ginakelley749]

Your last name doesn't bode well for a nurse, just saying -

[@diane9247]

@@ginakelley749 I'm sure she's tired of that joke!

[@summerysle]

@@elypowell6797 I had a dentist called ' I Pullem'

[@cocobutterchin6768]

@@elypowell6797 lol 😆 😂 her patients will be worried about dying while in her care because of her last name 😅 😂 🤣

[@Dexusaz]

Thank you for doing such an important job!

[@naukumaija7056]

Sergei you are an angel. Thank you for your tenacity and strictness in not letting these officials squirm away from their responsibility. Thank you for letting this man live somewhere other than starving in his own filth.

[@nali19751975]

Well said in your comment

[@MichaelaSchneider-j7o]

Why Sergej doesnt stand up against the government and all the other russians?

[@sallyrickerson9139]

When you told Volodilina Larisa Mikhailovna you were a "Journalist" she knew damn well she better look good and quick. She knew this piece would go public. The ONLY Reason they finally helped Michael was because you are a Journalist. You saved him. IF you would have been a local like the others, they NEVER would have taken action. I pray Michael is alive and recovering. Thank you so much for your empathy and compassion. God bless you.

[@brieziethirteen13]

Thats the truth!

[@ministryofpeacekmk]

💯🎯

[@SofijaSofijaSofija]

You can notice how pitch in her voice changed when he said he's a Journalist

[@franbrochu4844]

What's wrong with him is he is starving and living worse then any human should this is something that should never happen to anyone its so sad

[@TheRapnep]

What's even worse in my opinion, is Michael has a son living his life somewhere else, with NO CONCERN for his poor father! 🤬 Obviously, his son hadn't talked to or seen him in at least 6 months, but I'm sure it's been years. How shameful! 😠 The son would most likely say he didn't know, but that's because he didn't check on his father or he would have known. He just didn't care enough and didn't want to know. 😢 And that lady at the Health Ministry is a cold ass beotch! Her answer to Sergei was "It's not our problem" until he said he was a journalist. She has no heart either. I feel for ALL of these poor souls and NO ONE should be forgotten like this. I pray Michael makes it and lives a better life in a place that cares about him. 🙏 God bless you, Sergei. ❤ "THERE BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD GO I." My donation is in the way! I hope it can help. ❤

[@mirriulahwaterdog]

An elderly person living alone without any support can occur anywhere in the world but the level of indifference show by officials is remarkable and sad.

[@Unknown-ek1ox]

That's the Russian system I guess. I'm not saying it's like this everywhere in Russia - probably better in big cities. And of course this can as well happen elsewhere. But structural widespread problems including indifferent aid workers or institutions vs. lone select cases elsewhere can make a big difference. I already fear getting old and more fragile in western nations - so I wouldn't want to switch with someone lone and aging in a remote place in Russia.

[@jwsuicides8095]

Believe me, here in the UK the official indifference can equal this...and it has lead to deaths.

[@jaydub2546]

@@jwsuicides8095 same as everywhere. America is a lot worse than the UK

[@4t0m5k]

The compassion and neighborly love these people have brought into the world is remarkably beautiful, though :)

[@mirriulahwaterdog]

@@4t0m5k No doubt about it... something good in a troubled world.

[@pennypink3759]

That's just so sad . The ambulance don't even cover him up for dignity everyone is worthy of respect no matter what their condition is. We are all humans with feelings. Thank you for working hard to get this poor man the help he needs.🇬🇧

[@RainRemnant]

Had the same feeling, what a disgrace! How many times people failed on him, didn't care didn't bother, and when they finally did for the eye of the camera they still couldn't treat him like a human... I hope there will be change for the better for him now

[@devloggirl_]

Vasya, Thank you so much for helping poor man. God bless you all.

[@gmanlee575]

Unfortunately russian society can be extremely cold towards one another. Alcoholism is also a major issue

[@vespabaviera6764]

Thats eastern Europe for you. Sadly

[@jamilakaweesi5935]

Thank you for the big heart only God will reward you ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤

[@Grasshoppa65]

How tough is this man to have survived that long in those conditions.

[@Gdub33]

Freaking Russians man. They can grind and squeeze out living in super harsh environments.

[@whakjob]

If there is one thing I have understood from this channel and all news in general, Slavik people are really badAss

[@mayhemacres725]

He's hardly older than I am. Once that 'doctor' saw how much attention the situation had gathered, suddenly it was very important to help him. It's disgusting that fear of exposure is the only thing that gets them to do their jobs. Keep fighting the good fight and know you aren't alone.

[@RainRemnant]

Well said! That was infuriating, and when that woman said he was playing I wished it was her in this poor man's shoes just to feel what it's like to be treated less than an animal...

[@mayhemacres725]

@@RainRemnant Agreed. People like that anger me. Hopefully he gets the help he needs and deserves once they get him out of the camera's range.

[@candykane4271]

They are all trained to bullshit in Russia…to survive in their world.

[@romystumpy1197]

I'm nearly 64 I wouldn't call myself elderly I still work , it kills me .

[@scotoftheanarchic.7903]

And that is precisely why they decided to get their fingers out their arse because of fear of despicable treatment to their own citizens. Much love from Scotland.

[@hodocasnik1041]

You saved his life man. Respect.

[@ernstvonrichthofen]

WHAT life. ??????

[@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y]

@@ernstvonrichthofen All life is precious. With the right treatment, proper diet and therapy for his pain his life will be easier.

[@ernstvonrichthofen]

@@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y you got to be kidding me. How du you think he ended up that way in the first place?….

[@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y]

@@ernstvonrichthofen I don't know and I'm not going to assume, I work as an auxiliary and noone deserves to be in pain and have noone. Blessings. 🙏

[@ernstvonrichthofen]

@@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y you can your belives. I still think Putin is a tyran and a shameless thief

[@marythomas5358]

That was so shocking, Sergie, it is hard to comprehend people's attitudes and lack of compassion and concern, thank God you found him, it was only your persistence and insistence an ambulance be called that saved him. Well done, my friend, Bravo! Heaven sent you. Absolutely heartbreaking to see him in such a state but thanks to your courage, determination and outrage at the system and that stupid woman who thought it was a 'play' you won the battle! Very, very well done, Sergie, I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart. Praise God there are a few compassionate people in this world. God loves you!

[@Jbrimbelibap]

I'm pretty sure god had nothing to do with it

[@pammcdan]

@@Jbrimbelibap And how would you know that?

[@dawndouglas922]

absolutely shocking . Bravo Sergie, may your god be with you

[@Jbrimbelibap]

@@pammcdan fictionnal entity

[@Dexusaz]

@@Jbrimbelibap Always has to be that one cringy atheist like that, huh. Did you really need to nitpick that out of the comment?

[@c-cat8179]

Bless that young man for taking the time to visit that poor soul and see that he was given help

[@Malcriada115]

Sergei is a wonderful person. Not so sure about the neighbors, who turned up for the doctor's visit, but never helped the sick man in any meaningful way. No one helped to bathe him, feed him, clean the house and so on.

[@trishaprett7721]

Totally agree.Most Russians appear to lack basic humanity.

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

Neighbors live somewhere else.....and if you have never cared for an invalid you have no idea of what you are asking of them. Got 3 hours a day to donate 7 days a week...I took care of one and now I am the one being taken care of...and by the way old folks homes in usa that are totally covered by social security are just there to house the dying and to make money...and yes I know about that too.

[@randygunn9499]

I don't know?? I would want a hospital to care for me, not my neighbors?? Its not there responsibilities . they probably have a hard enough time to get thru there life! Fucking crazy. I don't know,hope the older gentleman makes a full n healthy recovery!

[@LoriFahy]

@@marjoriejohnson6535 whoa hold on.. then why is it that this youtuber/journalist can manage to get some action, yet , that man sat in that mess for SIX months and no one did anything. Its called being selfless. You actually said yourself " you took care of one" .. its not about the care, its about getting care for that person. I find it disgusting how much lack of love there is in the world.

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

@@LoriFahy ever try to get the help that someone needs that falls between social cracks?

[@Dexusaz]

This was really shocking and hard to watch... that lady ( head of the hospital or whatever) was absolutely nasty! Thank you for what you and everyone associated with your channel does, you definitely saved a life there.

[@karenmilligan5597]

I hope for an update on this man after he is treated. Thanks to you Sergei, maybe now this man can get some help.

[@Tryagain563]

Yes, an update would be good Sergei, if you are able to of course..I know you're very busy.

[@LoveMusic-pd5iz]

Sergei, please let us know if Misha gets the treatment he needs and deserves.

[@amsterdam_budtender]

Yeah for sure. This man needs so much help.

[@tetetalk]

this guy is ok now

[@justinamusyoka4986]

He does follow ups and updates like the story of the Ugandan man in Russia,came to a conclusion.

[@saphirstone17]

This was so hard to watch😥 ..his living conditions were horrible..thank you Sergej for your help..I hope your channel will grow so that you can continue with your great work for the sake of the needy

[@norikadolmy7274]

This is why journalism is so important, to give a voice to the voiceless who cannot speak for themselves. Thank you for your help. It's clear that the neighbours and doctor and medics all meant well and it takes a whole community to come together to help someone in such a needy situation

[@WM-gf8zm]

@Gorgeous George who wouldnt complain

[@YochevedDesigns]

@Gorgeous George They did. They brought him food and water whenever they could, probably at the expense of their own families. They tried to contact authorities, but no one took them seriously.

[@vivimortius4337]

Yes, but 90% of Journalismus is used for to manipulate the Society. And to give them wrong information. Society dont even discover, that they are directing them in any direction they Like. They thinking, they have free opiniom. Never.

[@lisadawnrussell]

The Animals are the true VOICELESS🌱💚

[@shuffman8094]

@@YochevedDesigns I don’t believe they did everything they claimed to have done.

[@humanbeing8338]

My goodness! He's only left with skin and bones! Sergei....please gives us an update on him! May god Bless you Sergei!

[@NoirHammer]

Look how easily an elderly person can fall through the cracks of the system. It can happen in any country. Good job guys!

[@diane9247]

Yes, it can, but it is much less likely in countries with basic protocols and ethical standard. Just saying...

[@gmanlee575]

Mind u russia is huge also, so many are in isolated viallages

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

Ha! Ha! Oh dear, I am three years older than this poor man, and I consider myself middle-aged. Still relatively fit and working!

[@sarinabond7738]

It happens to so many pensioners who live alone in Australia. They die in their home for months, some years before someone take notices, cos the body started to smell. It's heart break

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

@@sarinabond7738 And in the UK. I think it is a modern problem, at least for "Western" cultures, due to smaller families and the fact they often move far apart.

[@robtopping7811]

Sad that this man laid suffering alone for months , that's just wrong , thank You for starting his healing 👍

[@toddmetzger]

Thank you guys for caring enough to stay with Michael until the ambulance took him. I would love to see a follow up story on how he is doing.

[@allbyhisgrace8925]

Me too please

[@goldensummerfriendship4043]

Same I love to know if his fully recovered.

[@MizzAugust7]

@@goldensummerfriendship4043 I think given the condition of the "help" he will receive given the "therapy" for only 1 week as they said & him returning to a no care situation, that is not a realistic outcome honestly.

[@davidb5477]

Sergei I saw a man that was malnourished with a swollen left foot living in unsanitary conditions. I am sure that you may at the very least possibly saved his foot from increasing problems and you most likely saved his life from possible death from starvation I could see you were not going to take no for an answer from the healthcare system to provide help for this man. You are an amazing person with such a big heart. Please keep doing what you are doing.

[@RainRemnant]

I really hope they got there on time because how he managed to stay alive in that state and those conditions, not even water, goes beyond me. If it wasn't for Sergei those "fake for show" neighbors would've let him rot while enjoying their damn meals. I hope for a positive update...

[@jakosalem]

it's a hard reality. i hope he get better soon. or maybe moved to an institution.

[@suvivasqwibqwib4083]

I'm so glad he pressured them to take action. Mentioning that he is a journalist did wonders.

[@charlesrae3793]

Even here in the UK a few weeks ago, a man who had a fall called for an ambulance, and it took 5 hours to arrive. He told them to hurry up or he would be dead, but they arrived too late. A 94 year old man. Thank God for people like Sergei.

[@mariannejohannessen9751]

This brakes my heart and makes me angry too..im so sorry he had to go like that 🙏😥💘❤

[@kristinalakoma272]

Do u have uploaded ?

[@PURDY_POISON]

This is so so sad!! Fortunately, in the states we have a good med. Team set up as far as medics and fire dept coming out together. There are signs in the ER stating you can't b turned away from any treatment. This is horrible what this man's going thru!!!

[@beckymesterhazi4624]

We have the best care in the world in the uk 🇬🇧!, But far too many people call ambulances!! For minor issues! Makes me mad as people who need them keep dying!!

[@133col]

I just love free health care.

[@mariefreeburn8256]

Thank goodness you were determined to get help for this poor man Sergei. If it wasn’t for the fact that you were there filming everything I’m sure Micheal would have been left to die in that wretched house. I hope he gets the care he so desperately needs.

[@Greatdanewrangler]

The lack of compassion from some of these people is unreal. Thank you for showing compassion and determination to help him

[@catlewis49]

Its hard to believe that someone can be suffering like that and people just go about their life, thank you for the compassion you give to the less fortunate Sergie.

[@kaibotski4939]

There are worse suffering and we still go to work and shop at the mall. What would you have done if you are the neighbor?

[@stephenrossington1706]

You are a brilliant young man who genuinely cares about other people. I wish this world had more of YOU. God bless your endevours and god bless the old man.

[@hellosweetheart3350]

There are plenty like h with sincerity and love, you just don't see them unless someone makes a video of themselves helping. I'm so glad I live in Michigan in a small city. We care for each other here, unlike shameful city's like Chicago

[@mayrakopjansen2814]

I agree on that

[@sandgrownun66]

Where does your god bless anyone?

[@tomije2002]

the patients of this man when speaking to that Larisa Mikhailovna on the phone is i surprising. The fact that he was able to keep his cool, I think I would just start screaming and arguing with that woman out of frustration. I'm from Poland and our healthcare system is far from good but I can't imagine ever being denied help and waiting for an ambulance for this long. It's truly terrifying

[@inorbit90008]

I had a neighbor in much worst condition than this. It was during the epidemic I had wondered how I didn’t see her in months. I actually thought she had moved out. I remember seeing her every so often taking out her trash cans to the curb. She was the kind of Nextdoor neighbor I didn’t really hold a long conversation with instead it was more like a wave and “hello” relationship…but she was walking then. One day I had gotten so worried that I went to her front door and knocked on it and was surprised to hear a response. I waited for 45mins for her to crawl to the door to open it. She could not wash at this point. When I went in her house (first time ever) I had gagged bc of the stench. She had open sores on her legs with maggots wiggling on and around her. Because she was not mobile she slept on the floor in her living room…and bc she couldn’t make it to the bathroom she had bags all around her with body waste in them. At that time I think she was about 50yrs old. Her house did seem bare. I don’t know why. I only know that I had to go home to bring back stuff for her to cover her nakedness with. God did I try but that was a bigger job for myself alone. I did my best to get her Immediate surroundings less filthy. I called 911 that first day but when the paramedics came she refused to leave her house. And by law they said they couldn’t not move her against her will. Apparently she was getting ppl from the state come to help her (caregivers) but she kept firing everyone. I was helping her for a few months by myself and I am pretty sure that she was ok with just using me to do all her errands and helping her at home. I had to put a stop to it bc after a while I realized that she was becoming too dependent and demanding. I have the ability to spoil ppl. But i had to let her know that if she cannot keep caregiver then she’ll have to go to a ‘home’ bc I could not keep up the pace of working 12hr days and coming home to take care of myself and my dogs etc. she did not get along with the family member closest to her….but I ended up calling that cousin and explaining the situation. She could not live by herself. In the end the cousin started coming over to help and then after she had her last health scare that sent her to the hospital…she went straight to a rehab facility which she now lives with 24hr care. I felt bad bc I know she never wanted to live in a group home but what else could I do.

[@tomije2002]

@@inorbit90008 God, what an awful situation... living in such a state sounds like a nightmare

[@willgoodall6104]

Respect to you for stepping in and caring. The world is frighteningly short of compassion.

[@peagames2002]

In Finland I have had no issue with ambulance or police. Russia is polar opposite, it's like poles rubbing each other.

[@ladybug591]

To Will Goodall.......Sadly it has always been so in the world. Some countries are worse than others. We in the West are not looking too good either now-a-days. Once people put themselves into the "care" of the government abuses will surely follow. Look around you - an increase in cruelty and neglect is everywhere too in our Western societies right now that marriage and the supportive family is being destroyed. History shows that Human Nature never changes except where true Christianity or decent kindred people have shown a better kind of behaviour and life-style. Unfortunately many people fight against any change to their misery. Perhaps our present cruelties are more hidden or in a lesser visible form, but will it will eventually trend downwards as secular youth becomes more and more callous and selfish. You had best go and fix your own family, relationships and local neighbourhood before you can justly critique other countries or seek to be seen as virtuous. Regards.

[@willgoodall6104]

@@ladybug591 You are obviously blind to the irony in your comments (you just 'critiqued' the Western hemishpere) as does some apparent faith in a ludicrous fairy tale. Christianity has been a murderous force for 2000 years and is still invoked by your presidents before launching military forces as it was by the murderer Tony Blair of the UK. I agree with you that western society seems to be on an inexorable move towards unkindness, lack of tolerance, patience and understanding. I do not believe that religion has any answer to this. As electorates in democracies we fail to make wise decisions. We continue to elect people who should never be in positions of power. Witness Trump and Johnson and like it or not, the decay you and I seem to agree on correlates very strongly with the move to the right of politics in both the US and UK

[@peagames2002]

@@ladybug591 Last time I spoke to a family parent, they were shamelessly cheating on their wife in French. Can't blame society for families falling apart, blame families not keeping their lust away.

[@pinkpanther2288]

👏🏻👏🏼👏🤝🏻 So very well put Mr.Goodall 🙂

[@clarechomyn9686]

Vasya, if you hadn't be so instant nothing would have been done. Thank goodness the neighbor called you. You really saved his life. Thank for the work that you do. You really are a wonderful person.

[@cheryldicksonoconnor2377]

I couldn't get this man out of my mind. I took care of my father until he passed at home and to see this man in this condition brakes my heart. Thank you for caring enough to help him.

[@ginnyjollykidd]

He looked like prisoners did in Auschweitz in WWII. No one should be so neglected. Thanks for getting him the help he needs.

[@ritadonnelly8820]

I think the world needs to end and start again

[@cheryldicksonoconnor2377]

@@ritadonnelly8820 I don't think it needs to come to that extreme!

[@plomben]

*breaks

[@cheryldicksonoconnor2377]

@@plomben seriously? Isn't this kind of Petty for just one word

[@patriot52realfinn22]

Unbelievble. I am paralyzed after accident but Sergei makes awesome job by taking care of those who are in need and helpless. Let's take care of them and not to turn our head other way in order to avoid seeing suffering people. May God Almighty bless You Sergei. Regards from Finnish Lapland.

[@jillianbrusky3427]

❤❤God bless you too!!❤❤❤

[@alyssaoconnor]

This is happening everywhere, it makes me so very sad that so few people have a sense of community responsibility anymore.

[@BBBB-nd8pl]

WE HAVE TO BE THE CHANGE

[@tanypohcta3810]

Ты, срашуеш мужыка вы, жывы ты, невидеш?

[@youtubeuserb621]

Society needs a lot of fixing...

[@pamelajohnson6179]

No this does not happen everywhere.l live in US help on the way within 10min

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

Bless you always Sergei for helping these people. The unwell man was certainly going to die without care.

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

This is why American govts put people in nursing homes after they can no longer take care of themselves.

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

Thank God for the neighbors mowing a path and the Dr coming and finally reaching the right people to help.

[@joysgirl]

@@WindTurbineSyndrome thank God for Sergei.

[@RainRemnant]

@@WindTurbineSyndrome The older woman didnt even bother, she lied about people bringing him food but when was asked by who, she only vaguely mentioned one name and it sure wasn't hers. The blonde woman who was absent so long actually did care and tried to help, but bureaucracy...

[@theotheo7241]

Canada is not much different

[@blakki73]

You are an angel for these people Sergey, you have a good soul

[@surelyiamlove1177]

This is absolutely heartbreaking. You are so kind to intervene and get something done for this poor man. ❤️

[@dweamy1]

Oh My God!!! I cannot believe the attitude by the 1st ambulance and the lady you spoke to on the phone first! Here in the UK, this would be a major issue and so many people would jump into action to resolve it for the poor man. Shame on those who ignored and didn't do the right thing!

[@jan22150]

That is the difference between a free democratic Western country and a commie regime. You think it s any better in China or north Korea.

[@iljenshumilin467]

@@jan22150 Russia isn't communist

[@petem.3719]

@Kev Fit Being found dead is far different than being found half dead and then neglected and left to die because nobody wants to expend any more energy than it takes to make a phone call. I've seen people try harder to get a dead animal removed from the road.

[@arshagurjar8216]

you guys are really good in UK good country

[@jopalmer777]

Has he been checked for Diabetes? His leg ulcers, delerium and weakness can all be explained by diabetes. Poor guy! Sergei, you are an Angel ♥

[@theotheo7241]

Canada is not much different

[@raymaster]

@@theotheo7241 lol but it is... most of the world that isnt 3rd world, and even some that are, if you call for help they will come and give you help with out requesting payment info over the phone and delaying it all day.. the only reason they did something this time was the camera's and the claim of journalist being there.. All to save face... Will he get the help needed after they are gone and cameras turned off?? Hopefully they will keep the pressure on and it will.. It does not work that way in the usa or canada.. I think mexico would put these emergency services to shame..

[@suzannelacy8093]

This comment is for everyone who watches Vasya's video . I am a 74yr old Anglo Irish grandma and have first hand experience with accidentally finding a woman who had not been seen by neighbours for months . When visiting my elderly friends I noticed the unmistakable stench of a deceased body and called Police ,Fire and Paramedics . The woman had been dead for over two months even though Authorities had been alerted because of the smell . THIS WAS IN BRITAIN . THIS HAPPENS WORLDWIDE . NEIGHBOURS IN GENERAL DON'T CARE .

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

And Americans act like they have it bad 🙄 I'm an American so I know. We have better luck here unless you're on the streets hooked on drugs.

[@siljevege7283]

This is a regular occurrence in Britain! I know I've lived here most of my life.

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

@@siljevege7283 oh I'm sure! It's so crazy! Humans deserve better

[@petem.3719]

There's a major difference between someone dying unattended and unnoticed and someone dying from sheer neglect. This DOESN'T happen everywhere. It happens where life is cheap. Life is cheap in Russia, a country where the maximum sentence for murder is 12 years.

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

@@petem.3719 it happens everywhere. Unless you're a celebrity in Hollywood. People die under thousands of circumstances. I live in America and I see that death is always happening.

[@elaiinejennings5426]

Such a brilliant documentary. It takes a complete stranger to show compassion. The heaith authorities there are utterly despicable.

[@RealfalkirkYT]

Honestly one of the most heart breaking things I've ever seen. It's an absalute travesty that I have to thank someone for helping this gentleman. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping him,. People look with distain and forget he was once like you and I. I actually cried through the whole video, I could complain about his neighbours about his son but I won't. If it hadn't been for you and your team this man would surely have died in that room. Thankyou

[@dianemarrah3504]

I hope he gets the help he needs.

[@poppyfield1619]

So sad. He was helped just in time. I fear he would have died and no one would have known until they smelt it. Humanity is becoming indifferent to the suffering of people like Michael. Thank you for stepping in and getting something done. Will there be an update?

[@intpleb4206]

He might still die in that room. The hospital only agreed to keep him for a week (just like last time) and they brought him right back. We need a follow up to confirm the old folks home nearby actually admitted him into the facility. Until we see that, I'm assuming they dropped him back off at that trash "home" after the cameras stopped rolling.

[@robineast6446]

You literally cried through the whole video?

[@downhomesunset]

@@intpleb4206 yes I suspect things happened only because of the cameras. And that woman with her cushy job doesn’t want anything to do with him……

[@kerryh3918]

It seems he’s just not dying quickly enough to appease the appallingly negligent authorities & the showboating ‘we did this & we did that too’ neighbours…..thank you for caring & showing the entire world how poorly some desperate people are treated.

[@deansteele7243]

It did sound pretty fake to tell you I don't trust that lady at all. I can't see how he's going to come out of there alive.

[@Rig0r_M0rtis]

@@deansteele7243 He might make a career in the military, I hear they're recruiting anyone now

[@deadsi]

Im sure if he was your neighbour you'd care for him 24/7

[@deansteele7243]

@@deadsi yes I would, to me it sounds like the selfishness really pours in your body I guarantee it as surely the hell don't pour in mine,

[@kerryh3918]

@@deadsi I do care for my paralysed neighbour actually…..his family abandoned him & he had nothing.

[@SusanA1056]

This was so shocking. I am an ambulance attendant (EMT) and we would never leave a patient in such terrible condition in such a deplorable surroundings. Dear Lord, he is a Human Being. He looks to be about 80-85 so when you told us he was 60 it was shocking & disturbing. Thanks for caring enough to force someone to come and see him and take him at least for a couple weeks. Here in Canada he would be in hospital until a bed opened up in a long term care facility. Heartbreaking & worrisome.

[@mjrussell414]

We’ve had our share of horror and neglect stories though - we’re not perfect here unfortunately. Sending patients out of hospital in freezing weather, not clothed properly with nowhere to go. That case of the native woman who was ignored in the emergency department and died…

[@SusanA1056]

@@mjrussell414 sadly you're right.

[@Kek-fn1jh]

Thank you for you do Sergei, for the children, sick & elderly. May god bless you

[@januk7725]

Living in the UK I find this poor man's situation deplorable, even animals are treated better than this. You are a wonderful person Sergei ❤️

[@lyndarlehane582]

I bet there's a person in a similar state within 40 miles of every one of us. Regardless of the country we live.

[@lyndarlehane582]

But the response when it's discovered is only likely in a poor country, I hope.

[@Bobsbud100]

Yeah right there are loads of people in the UK like this.

[@NicholasThorntonOfficial]

@@Bobsbud100 I'm disabled physically and have autism and have been in situations like it too because of the system in this country, right now at the time of writing this, i'm in hospital and have been here since january until a care place is found for me

[@lyndarlehane582]

@@Bobsbud100 I have no idea whether you are agreeing or disagreeing. Your comment is ambiguous.

[@2eleven48]

I'd say it's not just about ambulance services, but the whole structure of medical care in rural areas.

[@delaro1967]

We need to see a follow-up video to this one. God bless you for all that you do for others.

[@vanessabee6391]

Totally Agree!! ..............THANKYOU for Saving this Gentleman Micheal. Maybe try find a Telephone number to contact the Son . Sending Prayers.....

[@DB-stuff]

Its horrific, that is a human being. I'd love to see a follow up on this, that man is dying without help.

[@theotheo7241]

Canada is not much different

[@suvivasqwibqwib4083]

This clip about this man was in this channel's trailer a while ago, looks like filmed in May, I hope we get update video soon.

[@classicbird2627]

Sergej, hi, could you please tell, how things went out for Michail? Did your intervention came still in time so that they could help him survive? Did they take him to the vita center finally? This man can`t be left to his own anymore. He needs help in anything 24/7. I am from Germany. And I haven't seen something like this in the civilized world in my whole life, that totally helpless people are being ignored completely by state health infrastructure and left to die. This is heart-tearing. Thank you for doing this amazing work without any reserve. This is priceless.

[@ediesheridan7732]

I have a new respect for you Vasya. It's so refreshing to see that there are young people like yourself working hard to help people. God bless you, you are a real and true human being.

[@RainRemnant]

Yes, what a big caring unselfish heart, it's too rare to see someone go above and beyond for a person they dont even know, while the people around that poor sick man couldn't even bother to bring him food or some help. God bless him indeed

[@jammydoughnut]

Good job Sergey, you pushed and did not accept the dragon boss of the local hospital who wasn't interested

[@Lily-tn1se]

Oh my .This man is going through a lot .What kind of life is this 🥺.He looks so helpless and hopeless.Thank you Vasya for helping him out

[@prijevodib2139]

I'm feeding stray cats and these people says: I've not seen him since February. How kind!

[@MsLarry91]

Being a retired ICU nurse, this is painful to watch. Thank you Sergei for getting him help.

[@KarrshowYT]

seeing the sadness in this man's eyes makes my heart squeeze so tight that it actually hurts

[@anotheranonym1122]

The feeling when you want to help but can't do anything

[@anotheranonym1122]

@Die lebt ja immer noch!! Kathrin Walther cringe wie man so egozentrisch sein kann

[@AndromedaApokalipsy]

@Knop du F otze nobody asked you :)

[@snowbunny7135]

Yes it hurts. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@patramsay8427]

@@anotheranonym1122 Why can't you help?

[@augustahoward9815]

Thank you for helping him. I'm in Minnesota, took care of my diabetic mother from the time I was out of college till she died suddenly when I was 38 (she was only 62). I did it because she was not only my mother, she was also my friend. The whole time I also worked full-time. I now am taking care of my 84 yr old father with the start of dementia. I luckily now work from home so I'll keep him with me for as long as I can. I do have brothers but they don't help at all. My brothers are assholes and I now realize there's a lot more assholes around the world then I thought. I'm now 58, I guess I should have realized that sooner but I've always been an optimist! I'm still learning.

[@AmethystDew]

Augusta, we rarely get the future we envisage as teenagers. Yours has not been what you thought it was going to be, but you had a mother who became a friend and that, my dear, is priceless. Your dear father is now facing his own challenges, but he has the added strength of a loving daughter, who actually cares about him. He is so blessed. You not only have a job and income but a job that affords you to help your father from home. The optimism will hold you well for the tough times and I hope you are finding time away from caring to pursue interests and friends of your own. You sound like a lovely lady and I wish you and your father well.

[@freethinkerdeb7547]

Augusta- It also took me many years to start opening my eyes in learning. I too, was optimistic in thinking 🤔 that ppl cared….but, sadly, as I have gotten older, I am so disheartened and angry in seeing how ppl are becoming detached and totally self absorbed. Imo, Ppl are of the mindset that “ if It doesn’t effect me, the hell with you” Attitudes sure do seem to change…only when, they are affected. Thank you for your insight! 😊

[@nettewilson5926]

Most people are assholes.

[@planetlimbo5981]

You have a lot of heart kid, blessings.

[@ivanlevkov5328]

GOD bles you and all you family .......you are the prove that GOD exist....keep care of you.....🙏🤗💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@silvercat9155]

Please will you use this money to help that man or give the money for the man. Thankyou so, so much 💗

[@beckymays1677]

Thank you for your kind heart against the cold hearted and indifferent. I don’t know what the future holds for Mishka, but it’s good to know he has one person one Earth who gives a damn about him.

[@patmayer7222]

Yes,,,,you are so kind with your words,,,through them,I can tell you are a beautiful person...tnx,I needs to hear words that feel......,,,sad story,true,,someone has helped him....we,are all the same inside.....pat,land o' lakes,wi...usa.

[@gaylelee1999]

We’ve all isolated ourselves so. Nobody checks on their neighbors anymore, much less taking the time to care for the elderly and the sick. This story is heartbreaking. Everyone seems to care but it took a total stranger to get poor Michael the help and the treatment he so desperately needed. I don’t think he would have lasted much longer without intervention. Blessings to everyone who made this happen. You are truly doing God’s work. 🙏🏼💞

[@RandomGuy9]

Do you take care of any elderly people you are not related to?

[@bug3518]

@@RandomGuy9 I regularly help my elderly neighbor with cutting grass raking leaves and carrying heavy things for her, doesn't have any family that will help so I feel bad for her

[@robertajeffries7505]

You're a very strong young man to face such atrocities, GOD BLESS and Thank You for the determination of Helping Others ❤ From The 🇺🇸

[@precisionbrown6829]

Kinda weird that all the nosey neighbors are involved after the fact. Maybe 15-20 years ago neighbors checked on each other especially if they hadn’t seen them just for a few days. Sadly people are afraid to get involved and don’t realize kindness costs nothing 💔

[@facecy1427]

I am an American Grandma and just went through a similar situation with a woman who died 2 days later. This is a wake-up call for all. Loneliness is as big of a problem as food/water. God bless the man who insisted the man get help. Hopefully it will be long term. Prayers for all.

[@precisionbrown6829]

Sadly the man passed a few days later

[@oliviao3686]

@@precisionbrown6829 omg, this is so sad 😓

[@shyuka.]

I'm Russian, I'm scared of living in this world, because every country have same situations.

[@huitase313]

@@precisionbrown6829 damn, I think they killed him. Fucking sad that all of that surviving and dies few days later in the hospital.

[@precisionbrown6829]

@@huitase313 I didn’t even think about that. But he may have been so overlooked and not being treated with any kind of respect, they may be responsible for anything that happens or happened to him. Very sad

[@deportedtocanada1944]

Thank you Vasya. I can't use my legs much anymore at only 54 years old, and I rely on two neighbours to help me with garbage and jobs that would be small for me when I was younger, like changing a light bulb. I pay them what I can. You've done a good thing here. You know, once you go 5 or 7 days without food, you just get weak and sleepy, not hungry anymore. I can relate to Michael; I have spent many hours on my knees getting leg sores because I was too weak to get in to my bed, just like him. Thank goodness some people help and check on me. You keep going helping people.

[@zoolkhan]

his name is sergey - nobody knows why he calls his channel vasya. I am happy youre beeing helped, and i am happy people like sergey help others too. The german constitution has this sentence amongst others "Human dignity shall remain untouchable" - This should be in every countries constitution. helping such cases should not be matter of random compassion but enforcable and enforced by law. The ambulance that refuses to help, would find itself in front of a judge in germany. The law term is "failure to provide assistance" (отказ в оказании помощи) and it is a very serious offense in the german courtsystem. It might cost you your license as doctor. Similar things exist in other EU countries. Never compare to the USA, the u.s. is a 3rd world country when it comes to the treatment of the less fortunate. If youre lucky enough to get helped, you would find yourself broke for life afterwards.

[@lukekrause5005]

It's videos and comments like this that remind me I would much rather be dead than be disabled. Humans weren't meant to be old. I don't think I would want to live past 50.

[@YochevedDesigns]

@@lukekrause5005 I'm 57 and disabled. My memory is starting to go. I have a stockpile of prescription sleep meds and vodka waiting for me when I feel like I've had enough.

[@1_PinkSmoke]

@Yocheved Chana Not recommending that one bit . However if your losing your memory how are you going to remember wanting to do that ? Anyway Pls don't do that you might miss out on something that hasn't happened yet and there are a lot of reasons not to its the butterfly effect 💗

[@deportedtocanada1944]

@@zoolkhan Even though I almost never need help when I'm outside, it's pretty amazing how many strangers in my town ask me "Can I help?". 99% of the time I say no, but that 1%, whew. I've always felt if I could help, I will. Within reason. Like not people that aren't ready for help. Drugs etc.

[@carlagilyazov3275]

This is where the citizens need to band together and demand change but they have no voice. Sad. Glad you helped.

[@chrislaggan7417]

This is where the citizens need to band together and make a difference, not to stand back and wash their hands of the situation. Nor leave it to " someone else" and walk away . Someone else's problem.

[@yelenaangeleski3354]

Of course they have a voice, just as this. journalist does. They just chose not to use their voice much.

[@joannamoore4125]

So much suffering in this world,it’s heartbreaking. Bless you for all you do.

[@ddz1375]

Thank you for coming to this man's assistant and granting him some dignity. His neighbors are deplorable and their neglect of him. What's even more sad is only the fear of looking badly in front of the camera that brought them around to make excuses for why they have not come to this man's aide. I'm sure they would have let him die in his own self if you had not come around. They probably would have stolen with a little possessions he had left as well. Shame on the whole system and the woman you spoke to over the phone accusing you of playing a game. I hope that you instill some humanity and more people with each situation you expose. I took care of those with my parents and their illnesses. From the age of 30 to the age of 47. Mother had alcoholism and lung cancer. It was mercifully quick. Father took over 20 years to die. I did not falter in my duties but my siblings did. To this day I hold them in contempt. Fear is no excuse, sadness is no excuse. You do for the other person because you must it is part of being a human. Those who turn a blind eye willingly are to be scorned not the person who has the illness. Thank you for what you do and thank you for propelling these people into action. God bless you

[@freehugs8670]

agree 100 %

[@anaclaudiacarmo8937]

You are an Angel...

[@danaposton3649]

I agree whole heartedly with you.

[@McDinglefart_69]

You think anything will change in long turn? He has no money, no family, no pension. Hospital will keep him for a week or two and throw him outside again. He'll be back to his situation in a month or two. What a horrible fate.

[@pri_vat7988]

🍀💪🙏

[@fourthchute]

I hope this poor man gets the care and attention he needs. Thank you so much for advocacting for him and also showing the lack of good services in rural areas.

[@tomspirito2421]

Health Services for people who live in rural Russia, seem to be appalling Without your persistence in getting assistance for that man, he would surely have died. You are to be commended.

[@IsabelSantosCunha1972]

"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire". Bless your heart ❤

[@sandie157]

Shows how little governments at all levels cares for people. 😔😔 They have to be pushed and pushed. But what will they do after one week? Send him back to this place to die? Thank you for doing all that you do. You have great courage ...

[@jeroenberkenbosch7072]

he will help clean up the house . and 1 week alone and one week in the hospital if analyzed no mental issues . then he will get back . you cant force someone to stay in the hospital , or they send him to that elderly home ?

[@RainRemnant]

@@jeroenberkenbosch7072 actually worried about him being sent back to his home, with those "neighbors" it's still a lost cause because they dont care at all, but knowing Sergei he wouldn't leave that man withering away alone anymore. Btw your name sounds Dutch? I'm from the Netherlands

[@jeroenberkenbosch7072]

@@RainRemnant klopt ! 🙂

[@RainRemnant]

@@jeroenberkenbosch7072 ha groetjes!

[@vextenoch]

God bless you Sergey. I've been watching since the beginning and really wish you all the best for being such a wonderful human being. Best wishes from brotherly Serbia.

[@matt684]

This was hard to watch and my heart goes out to him. I'm glad you helped him. He's going to need a rehabilitation care facility to walk again. The house is dilapidated and needs lots of work. You do a kindness for people that others just ignore in life. I'm glad you helped him.

[@snowbunny7135]

*Thanks to all that cared enough to do something and save this man's life. THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU!! NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU IN THIS CRUEL COLD HEARTED LONELY SAD MEAN WORLD. 💓💕💓💗❤️💯💯✔️✔️*

[@mimossaa6360]

This was difficult to even watch, such cruelty that this poor man was left to wither and starve! Hopefully he will get the help he needs now, I trust you won't give up on him!

[@denni7173]

I've worked in and around EMS for years and am horrified by the utter lack of care and equipment for your healthcare system. No gurney? Not even a blanket? No IV start for an obviously dehydrated patient? The doc seemed okay but Ludmilla threatening Sergei and from what it sounds anyone who calls needs to be exposed and punished for corruption. Bless you Sergei. Hopefully between you and the neighbours, the house can be rectified. I have doubts Michael will come home though.

[@wolfc8755]

Corruption is the norm in Russia. Everything was likely long since stolen to be sold on the black market by management, or any worker with access to any of the items.

[@bonniefromwashingtonstate7808]

Welcome to Russian World

[@denni7173]

@@bonniefromwashingtonstate7808 That is both scary and very sad.

[@denni7173]

@@wolfc8755 Dear God. It makes me really sad to think older folks who worked all their life for the betterment of their coyntry and people are being cheated out of basic healthcare. It makes sense to me now after watching many of Sergei's videos, why older people feel so hopeless, despondent, ready to give up. And this man isn't that old! Sixty isn't even retirement age here! No human should be left to die alone and forgotten.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

I have watched to the End and its sad to watch...but i know he will walk again.

[@denised8489]

For all the people saying “we haven’t seen him since February” but then saying “we took turns bringing him food”INCLUDING the ambulance driver, are liars. How dare the neighbors at the end fein affection for him at this late stage?!? Shameful and disgraceful! He is a human being, not some forgotten abandoned dog?!? Wow! What an embarrassment for the director, also! She sounded heartless-“Who are you to care?” (Paraphrasing). Sickening. Thank you Sergei for staying on top of the situation until he got the help he needs! God bless you and the cameraman! ♥️🙏🏻

[@carmengovender1342]

Sergei I'm speechless about the heart you have! It's very few human beings that still have a heart like yours. Keep doing what you doing 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@thelmaguaetta1109]

No human being and no animal should have to suffer this.

[@MichaelaSchneider-j7o]

And ukrainins?

[@pidgeonator-2-peckment-day]

@@MichaelaSchneider-j7o Well said my friend, well said 👍

[@johnnyk.2911]

I wish we had more people like Vasya.

[@vlinder6329]

Incredibly harrowing. You can see right away that this man NEEDS HELP. Doing so hard, to get PAPERS, PASSPORT and so on. What a hassle, those PAPERS will come later. Here in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 they come immediately with an AMBULANCE 🚑🚨👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ ALWAYS!!!! That woman on the PHONE ☎️ is DEFINITELY NOT SUITABLE FOR HER JOB. Thank you my FRIEND For your perseverance.. You are a whopper 💪💪 A person with a GOOD HEART ❤️ Love from The Netherlands 🇳🇱 🥰 💫

[@ritadonnelly8820]

Wwhhaatt has the world come to sad

[@arianhrodkeltoi8104]

The poor man starts by saying he doesn't need anything 😥 so sad. Bless those who helped him.

[@Skipper.]

YOU SIR are a very special person for what you’ve done to help this poor man, in this day and age NO one should have to die like that and because of what you did hopefully he will have his last day’s with better care. You should get a medal.

[@gloriav1236]

God Bless you Sergei. This man would of died without your help. You are such an inspiration to the world. May we all help our fellow citizens no matter where we are. ❤

[@ste9071]

We are so lucky here in the UK too, as this wouldn’t be allowed to happen. As soon as anyone called an ambulance for this man, he’d have been taken to hospital, fed and watered and nursed back to health, and social services brought in to help him find accommodation. He’d never be allowed back to such conditions, just wouldn’t happen here. The lady you spoke to should be ashamed herself, leaving a man to potentially die like that, you saved his life buddy, and for that, you’re his guardian Angel. I hope you follow up with this man and let us see his progress, once he’s eaten for a few weeks and is feeling better. Wondering man Vasya ❤️

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

Hmmm, I agree with your feelings, but we have very strong rules and laws on capacity in the UK. In other words, if I appear to be in need of medical attention but tell the would-be carers to go away and have apparent full mental capacity to make that decision, the law says the carers have to go, although probably repeated attempts to persuade me to accept help would be made. In the case of confusion, dementia, etc. I would be taken care of with or without my permission, but every effort would be made to get me to agree to the intervention. Absolutely agree with you about the lady, she probably voted for Putin and thinks he is the second coming!

[@ginnyjollykidd]

The head nurse would be rebuked in some way in America, too. They need medical helicopters to air lift rural patients. It's hard for me to think of a modern place without helicopter service. There's a helipad for air - lifted patients on every hospital rooftop in USA.

[@cashkitty3472]

Funny I can't even get a doctor's appointment. Took a month to get the lump under my arm checked out and last time i had to go to A&E I had to get a taxi there. When did you last use the NHS?

[@danmac9545]

wow . He is lucky you guys came and got everything moving for him. I think you did a very noble thing . You were able to provide help , as well as trying to provide him with dignity . Thank god people like you exist , you are making this world a better place even if its helping just one person at a time.

[@beulahbenade4098]

Thank you so much for helping him when an entire village failed to do so. It's heartbreaking!!!!!!! Please share an update. God bless you.

[@dyawr]

Well, is was a *villager* that called him. After seeing they can't get through to the authorities... so the ppl did *try.*

[@Nedkelly-k6y]

@@dyawr neighbours in NZ wouldnt leave a man to starve or live in unsanitary conditions like this, if it was known about.

[@dyawr]

@@Nedkelly-k6y Lol, New Zealand is a developed country, with a high income economy - almost $50,000 GDP/capita, nominal. Russia is a *developing* one, classified an "upper-middle income" economy. With a nominal GDP/capita of $12,500... Where you live u'd do more for the man bc: 1. Ppl can afford to. 2. Social services are there to support the pop.. 3. This would be a very rare situation, to begin with. So naturally, it would mobilise ppl more. This village prob doesn't have running water. Go try living in a developing country like Russia - or parts of Africa, Latin America, etc. - and see how much u'd do there & what the general public response/implication is. 🤨

[@lindaesquivel7901]

I think you telling them you were a journalist changed things around . Thank you for video and I hope this man gets the help he needs.

[@neildevlin6563]

what a sad sight in this day and age you have a heart of gold Sergei you have just saved that mans life if only the world had more people like you god bless

[@Artifartibiz]

My heart hurts for the way the world has become…. With age you become invisible … in so many cultures, Serge, because you are forthright, and care… you find those, who would die alone, uncared for, every humans deepest fear. Keep doing what you do xx ❤️

[@jessalove3344]

Funny how it takes a camera and being filmed to make people act decently. So happy he was helped, thank you. Hopefully we can get an update !!

[@lumpystumpsy]

He records it so he can afford helping them, clearly you dont live close enough to russia to know its a shithole and this man is not the only one like this, paska pää

[@deathskunk3]

youre qt

[@savvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvva]

All of these people on camera were decent , it’s just that one rude woman on the phone who was horrible

[@BrimstoneMoth]

@@savvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvva maybe because she didnt know she was being filmed.

[@BrimstoneMoth]

he did posted an update, he died in the hospital, there's a video on it

[@nathanielc2480]

You've done a GREAT JOB ! If not you, I wonder when will the hospital take it seriously. Hope Michael will be ok soon, please update us. 👍

[@edda9362]

Sergei, you're a good man and your associates, and did more on that day than all the other 'so concerned' neighbours did since February . I'm appalled that so many just passed the book and didn't help him or make sure he had food and water or milk everyday. The most disturbing thing is that shed of a so called house he lives in! How on earth did someone let him live in a rotten shed ... you can't call it a house. The poverty is awful. The head nurse is a very nasty distrustful woman who obviously didn't like being criticised and questioned. She'd be out of a job if she lived in the UK, she wasn't doing her job and couldn't care less. Once again Sergei and friends who got something done for MICHAEL and I hope he makes a good recovery and lives in a decent place. I hope you do a follow up on him.

[@siamesevrsbalinese4103]

Can you believe this neighbourhood. None of them went in there cleaned out his house. Brutality and utter selfishness. The whole lot of them nasty. Humanity at its worst. Treating him like that. No blanket in the ambulance and those horrid neighbours with their fakes lies of concern at the end. Made me weep.

[@pa5287]

what a horrible women on the phone,,,this poor man hope he gets what he needs to get well............what a eye opener.

[@candykane4271]

I worry, the old guy is at her hospital….dead men can’t speak.

[@theotheo7241]

Canada is not much different

[@yelenaangeleski3354]

@@theotheo7241 In old people's homes, yes. It's awful what goes on in them.

[@danrook5757]

@@theotheo7241 : Canada health care is not perfect, but it ain’t even close to what we saw here

[@abductedbyaliens9425]

Sometimes it just takes one stranger to change someone’s life forever. Someone finally heard the please for help and action was finally taken! Even though this is happening all over the world, this video is based on this person in particular. The way they treated him like he wasnt even a human being is sad. Bless the lady who was raising the alarm on this man, even if the people who are suppose to take care & bring aid to those around them failed at their job to do so. (The village council and medical care.) She at least tried. Can’t say the same for others. He was really lucky that you stepped in because I can’t imagine the other people who are in similar circumstances and never got the proper help they needed. The ones who have been failed and forgotten by the people surrounding them.

[@McDinglefart_69]

I wonder what will happen to this man. Just because hospital took him for a week or two, doesn't mean he's saved from this horrible fate. He probably need at least half year recovery. Who's going to pay? No job, no pension, no family or friends.

[@lynettedundon1410]

It only works when everyone cares enough to lift a finger and do something. Thank you for all you do.

[@seelenwinter6662]

humans are the most worse idea from god ever...

[@karawhiteman7466]

You are an amazing man, you really are. Thank you for everything that you do for humanity. Sending love and light from Australia. x

[@gailknight3128]

So very sad, it breaks my heart to see a person so neglected. It makes me realise how lucky we are to live in a country that looks after the people. Not as good as it was, but still very good. I just hope they don't send him home again after you have left.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

My goodness, the absolute disregard for this man’s life and dignity was astonishing to me!!! No one except you guys seemed to care at all that he was dying in horrible conditions, they were more concerned with paper work and money 🤬🤬🤬🤬 you guys are heroes to me and bless you for saving that poor man!!! I am now subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing your next video!! Cheers

[@macaroon147]

You have such a strong and clear way of communicating with people. I wish I had that ability. I'm glad to see you're making a difference in the world

[@justice574]

Your videos reveal the selfishness in my heart. I live in Canada and if I don't get my Tim Horton's coffee Once or twice a day, sometimes 4 i feel I'm in a major crisis. Your videos really make me think about my way of life.