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Love how soft spoken they both are

Both seem like such lovely people. Kudos to Malachi for all that he’s doing, especially if he’s working during these tough times with the pandemic. Also thanks to Christine for her dedication over what I would imagine to be many years of hard work and dedication. We’re so lucky to have the NHS in the UK and it wouldn’t be what it is without people like this!

I graduated today! This older woman knows so much!

The most disgusting thing about UK nurses is the base salary. It’s not good enough for the work they do.

Ultimate respect and gratitude for our health service workers. You’ve no idea how much we appreciate you.

As “the male nurse” I really don’t get why more men don’t do it. I get the feminine label but I go home to ma wife n kids and go out for a beer with the lads and honestly I usually have be best/funniest/interesting work stories. It’s such a rewarding and fun job. I think we need to do more to banish the arse cleaning drs hand maiden stereotype. Get more lads in the job.

huge respect for nurses and anyone who works for the nhs. these guys literally save lives on a daily basis, truely amazing people

There's things old and new are very familiar of, but I think stress is one of the obvious ones. Everyday on their work, they encounter different problems from different people. No matter if you're a new nurse, or a veteran one, there will never be any "easy" task.

I love how soft-spoken they are 🥺

They both chose their vocations well, both are so kind, caring, compassionate and empathic. The NHS are very fortunate to have such lovely nurses working for them

Love these episodes

I work as a medical engineer and i work with doctors a lot. Probably because of the amount of work they have, or their very scientific education, doctors seem very on the "disease" side of medicine, and human relationship are not as a much a priority. I have a very scientific education myself and could not have that level of human contact. Fortunately, nurses are always doing an amazing job to make you feel safe, feel home, feel warm, even if exhausted or stressed. They are that link between human and medicine. Hats off to them, you are all amazing

Old Mortician meets Young Mortician. Would be interesting. I'd be extremely interested how they're handling the dead from the pandemic. Also, for the harder hit areas, they got people in freezer trucks in some of these towns/cities.

I remember one time when I was committed to a mental hospital I saw how overworked the nurses were. And a nurse that was assigned to me one day looked soo tired when she took me out for a smoke. Soo I told her to take her time and have her lunch because she missed her lunch break. We got to talking and it made me realize how much hard work nurses work and how committed they really are. I take my hat off to any good nurse out there. It makes me soo very grateful that my mental health keyworker is a nurse himself.

Two gentle souls. A very difficult job, it takes a special person to do what they do.

Am I the only one that get upset because they see the thumbnail and get excited to watch it and only to find out that it hasn’t been uploaded yet but is there to tell you it’s going to premiere? 🤧

The nhs have done a lot of things for me. I wouldn’t be typing this message without them I have the upmost respect and am thankful for all of them and every nurse and doctor I have had experience with I thank them 100 times over and do all I can to repay it. Even if it’s jus a box of celebrations for the staff room

I love this. Good nurses are almost always the wisest people you come across. Young or old, only a few years of nursing grants you double or triple the wisdom and life experience.

i can relate to this Video on every Level, as a male Nurse from Germany, i have to say: everyone should have THIS kind of talk with Nurse-Vets at one time or another! learning from experienced Nurses is the best thing you can get

My wife is a nurse at a cancer center here in the US, and, yes, she brings her work home. We need more people willing to GIVE to communities rather that TAKE.

Two beautiful human beings. We should consider it a privilege to see moments like these. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, and the same to the channel for such a brilliant series. Bloody excellent!!

im in the first year of the nursing scholl , and im lovin it.

It would be an honor to be in the care of nurses like these people. ❤ and respect to all nurses out there. Patched me up a number of times. From 🇨🇦.

I have so much more appreciation for nurses than hospital doctors, at least in my area. They tend to have so much more knowledge and bedside manner than the doctors here and they have helped my children so much

As an ex-serviceman I’d like to express my appreciation for the selfless dedication and professionalism shown by nursing personnel all over.

who wouldn’t want these two as nurses? they are so sweetb

Another amazing video. Please keep these coming, they're so powerful. It's great to have little reminders sometimes of how much good there is in the world

This is a great episode! It’s amazing to here from these hero’s! A great time to release this episode! So much appreciate for all the nurses and doctors who treat people all over the world!

I have lupus. Over the last 10 years, I’ve spent a week every other month or so in hospital. The nurses are the care providers I most appreciate. They listen, give compassion, remember you as a patient, and help much more than the doctors. Thank you for what you do

How much love in between this people. Thank you so.much for.this episode was really needed. ))))

Love these short videos they are an amazing insight into the amazing people of this world! You should look at doing one of these about grieving/experiencing loss

When I'm on my way out,I hope I get someone as nice as this young man!

Both of them have such a calming "thing" about them. I could definitely see myself feeling absolutely safe if at a hospital and either of them comes up.

These two are gold. So much respect-words can't desribe

I have tremendous respect for nurses, from the time i was hospitalised, they are truly angels, very hard and difficult job they are doing.

i sat with my uncle over night while his oxygen depleted slowly, that last breath is real and its intense.

Workplace injuries is one big issue they didn't mention. Back injuries are very common, that stem from years or even decades of lifting, turning, helping patients in and out of bed, but also abuse from violent and entitled patients, whether it's physical or verbal. For some reason, I imagine nurses from the lady's era didn't experience it as much from patients, people weren't so nasty, probably because healthcare wasn't so customer service oriented, but I may be wrong, they didn't touch on that side of nursing. But I'm sure nurses from that era had other things they dealt with, like doctors today are much more respectful toward nurses than they would've been back in the day. Nursing, in general, today, is much more esteemed as a profession, than it used to be. Another weird thing is, older nurses seem to have a lot of resentment toward young nurses. There's even a popular saying: nurses eat their young. Why is that? I think there should be part 2 for this, with more of these questions asked.

This video really compliments the work that Paul Vaughan leads on the perceptions of nursing @NHSEngland/nhsimprovement

I've got so much respect for nurses. I've had family members in hospital for serious illnesses and a good nurse doesn't only improve a patient's physical health. I've seen nurses making jokes and cheering up family members that are dealing with terrible situations. Making ppl feel safe and cared for and happier is just as important as dealing with the patient's physical illness. I've been so grateful to hospital staff that has put a smile on a loved one's face despite their circumstances. It really is hard to express the difference they can make in ppls lives. Thankyou to everyone that does this job

Very interesting conversation, as both of my parents are nurses. Sidenote, his sweater is awesome.

My mother is my favorite person and she was a nurse for over 35years up until she retired. The stories she could tell you would blow your mind, have you laughing your ass off, or crying your eyes out. She has always maintained that the work was super rewarding but the treatment/pay/working conditions of anyone working in healthcare made the job something you have to really love to want to do for long periods of time. Always appreciate the people who take care of you even if they get paid to do it they don't get paid nearly enough i promise you that.

This is so insightful and makes me think of my own time as a patient within the NHS and even on one occasion in Italy. Without fail the many nurses I have seen have always been some of the most compassionate and kind people I have ever met who seem to just have this understanding that the doctors never seem to of what the patient is going through. I'm not saying that doctors aren't amazing people helping with every single thing and there is one American doctor in particular that treated me who springs to mind as fantastically compassionate. But overall nurses just seem to get what you're going through more, they talk to you and keep you calm and I just can't thank so many of them enough. As a point on the bureaucracy I remember one nurse in particular who fought so hard for me to be sent home in Ambulance after surgery where I lived 2 hours away from the hospital. The hospital had me put out on my own and I had to spend £90 on a taxi only a day after my surgery whilst hopped up on morphine. She fought so hard for me to be taken home in an ambulance only for the hospital to refuse it. In my memory of it I feel more sorry for her than I do for myself. To see someone with such compassion put down like that is just a heartbreaking thing.

thumbs up for the ppl, who are really important to society.god bless yall.

I'm glad they touched on the Doctor/Nurse relationship as i spent 2 months in hospital and found the nurses were far more clued up in the correct way in what was best for my condition at the time. The Doctors you see for maybe 5-10 minutes a day whereas the nurses are on the ward with you for 12 hours at a time. In my opinion a good Doctor is one who is willing and comfortable listening and acting upon what the patient and nurse are telling them... with their own medical knowledge as a guide obviously.

What a beautiful and interesting film. Thank you.

One of my kids is going to be going to school for nursing. It gives me a great deal of hope to think she will be working with people like this. Thank you both.

11:52 I feel like she’s not answering a question, but more speaking directly to this guy, 😇💙

As a nurse I love being able to be there for people at the most vulnerable times in their lives, it’s so rewarding. It’s the best thing about my job. I have been burned out twice though and had to take a year off work on a sickness benefit. I’ve been trying for 5 years so come off the medication for chronic stress. Im so thankful to be working in general practice nursing now as it’s a lot more healthy than shift work.

Nurses are the backbone of the NHS, and the NHS is the backbone of our country.

As a male nurse I must say, I absolutely hate my chosen career and feel it was the biggest mistake I made however both of these people really did the service proud with this interview.

Very good interchange of experiences.

They both have this gentle, soothing aura about them. I reckon you'd be very lucky to have either of these 2 as your nurse. Some people are just born with something in them that makes them just a little bit special 🙂

Thanks. My mom is a nurse. I would love to have a conversation like this with her someday. It was tough growing up, because we knew she worked hard and sacrificed a lot. And I would love to hear her stories.

This is emotionally beautiful.

I had an RN who was so wonderful to my father and me the last 3 days in hospital when he died from lung cancer. *So much nicer than his doctor.* What his doctor said to me in the elevator the morning my dad died has traumatized me for the last 15 years. I said, "Hi, see you in about 10 minutes." I was headed to the cafeteria for coffee. *And the asshole replied, "I don't think so."* My father was 52 and I was 26. At that time in my life I was a photographic chemical engineer. I quit my job and immediately started nursing school. *That one nurse changed my life.* It is true... Nurses always know more than doctors. They are more compassionate. They even caught my father's doctor making a mistake on prescribing chemo drugs. *Without nurses, none of us would be here* I was even delivered by a nurse because the OBGYN for my mother was too drunk from a Christmas party.

Amazing series

I could listen to her for hours and hours, people like her are so loveable. (He is aswell of course)

much respect thank you.

I just got into nursing school and it’s nice to hear that despite the challenges, they both still love their profession and can have fun. That was a concern of mine. I love helping people but I don’t want to be depressed after doing it all day long.

These are two wonderful people.

his voice is so calming

My wife is a nurse and she has always said, that Nursing isn't a job, its a life style, life shaping choice!

This series is the only good thing to ever come from lad bible. Period.

They both amazing respect to both of them

This is awesome.

Fantastic people.

wow such soothing voices

I love these two!

The main issue, I find, these days is that the contact with people is not valued enough by the hospital. Nurses caretakers, ... now all have to meet a daily quota of patients. Nurses almost used to be psychologists in a way as well, someone you could talk to when you felt lonely when under their care. Nowadays... the only thing that matters is how much money can you make us and how much work can you do so we don't have to hire more nurses. It's sad.

Thank you.

Loved this 😍

Interesting video... manage to get a glimpse on how's nursing in another country... which is a bit different with a dash of something same here in Malaysia especially for the terms of "Male Nurse"... Great video... keep up the good work... stay safe and have a good day to all of you...

Oh, I didn't know women and men are called the same "Nurse". We learn everyday, cool ! Lovely video, we defo need more like these.

They are both so beautiful this was beautiful carming.

Im a male who works as an Senior Healthcare Assistant (SHCA) for the NHS on a general medicine and Endocrine ward, I am currently studying Bachelors of Sciences in Mental Health and my original goal was to be a Mental Health Nurse. However, having worked alongside some truly amazing nurses, I now know that when I finish my degree, I am going to start studying adult nursing. As an SHCA, we tend to spend far more time with our patients day in and day out and we will often be the ones to notice when something is not right with our patient's or when something has changed. I can do many things that a nurse can do, apart from the administration of medications and IV's. I can perform ECGS, bladder scans, venepuncture, wound dressings and I have performed CPR several times. Death is also a huge part of my role, whilst it can be extremely difficult to deal with, I also consider it a privilege to be a part of someones final moments, even after they pass, to still be able to treat them with dignity and compassion during last offices is an honour. Politics and finances aside, the NHS is a blessing.

Bless both of them ❤

I agreed with Ham Boii...most interesting n informative

I wish every nurse was this nice and caring. The people who "took care" of my uncle before he passed. He lost both his legs to a flesh-eating disease. One night when they gave him a bath, they locked the door and beat him up, shoved his face in the bed while he screamed and no one came to help him. He never slept at night again, he wandered around the hospital at night in his wheelchair and what's really fucked up, this was all during covid and I couldn't see him as much as I wanted to before he passed. Couldn't talk to him in person and, those two were never caught.

The NHS is a godsend and these 2 nurses are a wonderful example of this.

Beautiful people here. 🙏❤️

Different breed those who work for the NHS. Absolute heroes!

They are two angels.

Would love to see these wonderful people have a revisit interview 2 years after... Talk about pandemic.

If these two hosted a podcast series together I'd listen, and I'm not even in the medical field

My hat goes off to all medical professionals, that is a job that never ends, i'm a teacher in a school but at no point on my many holidays do I ever get a panicked parent running up and down screaming "Somebody please help me, my son is stuck with his algebra homework, is there a teacher on this plane? please Do something, his grades are slipping!" yet for every heart attack or serious ailment, doctors and nurses are always on call! the heroes we don't deserve!

Hero’s! Both of them..💪🙏

Health care workers rock. Respect. 👍

The like to dislike ratio speaks for itself these videos are great

Big up Lad Bible for this

When legends on born, keep on nursing

I'll bet this one isnt as popular as the rest of the series but it's a valid episode none the less.

Very nice

I work in critical care, there's not a shift that goes by where we don't experience death. Being up close and personal with death teaches you that some of the nursing care is about working in a personal rather than professional manner. We've played music with them, sung with them, and try to hold their hand and be present with them when they pass. I would want the same thing, to never die alone. With times like these it reminds us to be more human and present in the moment rather than acting professional, and that's what I love about nursing.

would love a paramedic version of this

IMO it's the nurses that are the backbone of our hospitals (I'm in NZ) & I don't think a lot of people realize how much our nurses do & give of themselves to their jobs. They deserve much much more than they get paid!

i like this channel alot

And I am the only one who is going to mention how fit he is? Seems like a good lad

I'm surprised this video didn't gain much attention.

@LADBible . It won't let me "set reminder" ☹️

Shame on the tories for what they've done, Getting rid of the bursary, low pay etc.