Situation Critical | Season 1 | Episode 7 | Country Chaos | Rufus Jones | John W. Iwanonkiw 

I JUST WANT TO THANK ALL DOCTORS AND NURSES YOU ARE TRUE ANGELES 💕🙏😇

And this is why this free spirit sold my Harley. As a nurse, I saw too many head injuries, and fatalities with motorcycle crashes

These Doctors and nurses are Gods gifts, thankyou! So amazing!

These Doctors,Paramedics and Nurses are Absolutely Amazing!!! God Bless All of you!

Sunnybrook hospital is amazing. My ex husband was air lifted there in Jan. of 1993 with life threatening injuries. That hospital went above and beyond to save him.

Also, thanks to the 2 paramedics that stabilized Kevin at the scene!

Anyone notice what a beautiful luminous and kind face Kevin’s mother has? The sign of someone that is beautiful inside and out

Our bodies are amazing and doctors and nurses amazing too.

THIS DOCUMENTARY ENCOMPASSES ALL THE MEMORIES OF MY DAD HE SAVED LIVES DURING THE KOREAN WAR AFTER HE GOT OUT OF THE SERVICE HE CONTINUED TO DO MEDEVAC UNTIL 1971 WHEN HE RETIRED I MISS MY DAD EVERYDAY

What a tear jerking series...All 3 were blessed by God....And a Class A Hospital

Never give up. Faith is amazing if you never let go of it. There can always be a miracle. Stay strong even in the face of huge challenges.

God bless the the men and women of the trauma team. Also, God bless the incredible patients and their families. PEOPLE, PLEASE DON’T SPEED!!!! Look what happened to Kevin. ❤️❤️🙏🙏

MEDICAL TRAUMA Teams rank HIGHEST in my heart. What they do is most crucial. One wrong step and no Dr can save them. They are first defense and most important. Finding what's wrong and orchestrating the organization of life saving plan. Prioritizing is the key. God Bless Each One!!

The patients have ID the have a name and age. They are not defined by familial relationships. The patients and families are very generous to allow the public gaze.

It’s absolutely amazing that all of these people made it through. A couple of them I thought may not. Thanks for the awesome show

I hope that the person responsible for crashing into the young man who was mowing the family lawn, has seen the damage and the pain caused to the young man and his family. I hope that everyone's health improving.

Aww it so sad to see that young man was mowing the grass then the next he is back in a 7 year olds frame of mind . I hope he and his family are doing well today . God Bless

Kevin was actually just minding his business 😭😭

Memories are flooding my Mind, retired firefighter 31 YEARS , in this area.

Because im a mom of a boy, the story of Kevin made me cry like a baby, GOD SURLEY HELD HIM IN HIS MIGHTY HAND

35:14 So why are you guys protecting me? I lost it, I wept as if he had been my own son, that really broke my heart, I wouldn't have been able to keep the composure of his parents. On the other hand, it made me really happy to see his incredible recovery, I hope by now he has completely recovered and that he has a second chance of having the life he deserves. Kudos to the trauma personnel, real life heroes.

The paramedics is a biggest help thanks to them .. ♥ ♥ ♥

My friend was blown out of the dome, he was the gunner in a army tank in Afghanistan so he had a VERY BAD head injury and then parts of the tank landed on him when he was blown out and broke both his legs and his arms...bad breaks...everyone but him and the Sargent died. Only thing that saved him was being flown to Germany where with swelling brains they cut off the skull cap so the brain can swell with out constricting it. Can anyone tell me what they do not do that in the USA. My friend's brain was fine but the paralysis with his right arm no so much. The arm continued to lose movement over a few years and had to have it removed. Thank God he lived he was only 20 years old.

I’ve often wondered why, with brain’s swelling due to such injury, they don’t pack ice round the head to try to help?……these were certainly some very traumatic accidents/injuries, and thank God for the two paramedics passing by ( maybe was Gods doing!). I just praise all the doctors and nurses for all their intensive knowledge and way they can work together in harmony….but also all the inventors of this modern equipment we have at our fingertips these days. We don’t even know their names, but so many have cause to be grateful to things we can use to save more lives these days, compared to even ten years ago.incredible. Thankyou all wherever you are in the world, your truly marvellous. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The melodramatic narrative is ridiculous!

This is an interesting show. This is very informative. My only complaint, is the narrator over dramatizes what’s already very traumatic. I’d rather hear straight facts, not speculation of outcome. Especially so, since the narrator actually already knows the outcome.

May God bless all of these doctors and nurses. Also the paramedics. I truly believe God gifts these people with their special talents.

I am a survivor of a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), as well as a fractured skull, brain bleed, broken ribs, collapsed lung, and broken shoulder bone. In the hospital, I also caught pneumonia and sepsis, but recovered from both! I was on a ladder, painting the back of my house, and I fell onto a concrete patio. Because of the brain injury, I was put into a drug induced coma, I'm told, which lowers the brain's requirements, and allows it to heal. The coma also (of course) kept me asleep and inactive - because some TBI victims are aggressive, and usually hard to manage, because they are often confused and pull out the tubes and wires. Putting the patients in a coma also keeps the bad experience of dealing w/ severe injuries from them. Once I could breath on my own, (about 7-10 days), I was taken out of the coma, transferred to the Intensive Care Unit, and evaluated - it was only then that my family could begin to analyze what the brain damage meant in my case. I was very fortunate, didn't have to have brain surgery, as the bleeding wasn't bad, and all my fractures including those to the skull, were all of the "closed" type - so they healed on their on. Initially, I couldn't focus my eyes, and when I got well enough to have the tubes taken from my throat, I answered some questions wrong, (like where I was, what was going on, or what year it was), so my brain was slightly damaged - but I slowly got better. My family came every day for the 6 1/2 weeks (total) I was hospitalized (some flew in from out of state). At the 2nd, rehab hospital, I quickly re-learned how to balance, (particularly hard for the first 3 months), stand, then walk. Then I went through 3 Inpatient Therapies, and the entire time I felt I was fine! I never recalled the accident, nor the first 3 weeks after the coma. I had to take math tests, checkbook balancing, cooking, laundry, and whatever physical therapy they through at me, before they would allow me to go home (where I live by myself). Then I took Outpatient Therapies at my local hospital, which I rode a bicycle to, (except cold days, when I took an Uber), to show them how remarkable I had recovered from the accident! I sustained no lasting damage, except slight double vision, correctable w/ glasses, and a small, semi-numb area on my temple - where, when I touch it, it feels like I am also touching my eye! I recovered so fast and fully, once it had been 6 months since my seizure activity (the day of the accident), I was allowed to take a driving test and drive (after forms filled out by a Neurologist and Ophthalmologist.) I'm telling you, the medical advances they have made not only saved my life, but preserved my brain from non-reversible damage.

GOD is still working miracles! Praying for Kevin!

I am so glad for Kevin. Thank you trauma team!

Kevin is a walking miracle!

Praise and Glory to God for the miracles of these people. God was definitely there helping the Doctor's. Thanks to all the Doctor's and nurses and Paramedics for your awesome life saving work you are all truly special God bless you all. 🙏✝️ Sending Love from Australia ♥️❤️❤️🦘

I wonder what year these were made? I can't get enough of these programs.

Hi everyone its Maryanne i really do hope that Kevin gets better soon he is a minister a Christian to god bless you my prayers go out to him and his family to xxxxxxx

Amazing and heroic work by all the trauma team

Kevin with his strong faith will make an excellent minister

This documentary was made in 2004. Just for the ones who wonder about some things being different than nowadays

ohh, kevin. im glad they didnt give up on him too. i was worried.

Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, ON CANADA. Patients are then transfered to the recovery unit in St. Catharines, ON CANADA across from Brock University. Recovery unit is called Hotel Dieu Shaver Hospital.

These are very well made and I know I'm going through them too fast, but must watch another...

I go through many videos until I find one that I can hear. This one has better volume than most. Thanks

Excelente programa!!❤Estos programas nos ayudan a educarnos y cuidar de nuestra valiosa vida que Dios nos dá.

I give God a the praise also because of him all blessing floes amen

I'm surprised they don't do CT scan at the forefront. It does help you see what X rays don't show

🙋‍♀️ First time watching this channel Enjoyed it very much....... Felt like you were right there Will for sure watch more Alberta Canada 🇨🇦

This is such a great program.

Absolutely amazing!

Kevin- absolute legend. I don't mean to sound harsh but I genuinely did not think he would wake up let along recover brain function. Absolutely incredible

The speeding car? Ever brought to justice

Good show. Very realistic.

I Almost Became A Trama Nurse And I Am So Glad That I Didn't Go Into This Field And I Wouldn't Be Able To Handle This At All!!

I love the stories but this narrator is so overly dramatic. Ugh.

The lady on the motor cycle is such a high risk activity anyone willing to ride has to know they risk their life

God bless everyone love for the world 🙏🏻❤️

That was God's work putting those 2 paramedics at the scene with Kevin. Incredible!

I only had a crack in one of my ribs but the pain was unreal. I had no shame of taking extra strong painkillers, I had to be careful as to not get addicted. it's been 6 weeks and still uncomfortable. I can't even imagine the pain with all of his ribs broken. Poor guy.

This show really pulls at the heart strings!

Kevin has his God by his side

Whoever hit the kid mowing the lawn should go to jail for attempted murder

Im 70 and had to quit riding my motorcycle due to cronic anemia and osteoporosis.

They should rename this show "Spinal Cord Injury"

I wish the doctor would have explained why they could not surgically intervene to relieve the pressure building in the head of the patient that was mowing the lawn.

Well, say what you want about Health Canada. Then talk to Kevin.

Filed under : why I stay away from motorcycles & large power vehicles

i saw this from 2005. 18 years ago..a long time..does anyone know how Kevin is doing today, or what became of him?

Another good series to watch is ICU season 1 , and BBC Hospital episode 1 recorded in 2017

Good work doctor 👩‍⚕️ god Bess you guys

Is it just me or is anybody else getting Anxiety watching this ?

GOOD WORK KEEP IT UP 👍

I hope the law dealt severely with the person who ran Kevin down.

They are angels no doubt.

I cant believe how many people in the comments thank god for what the doctors and nurses did. If god existed and was sooooo kind he couldve easily prevented the accidents...

Thank you Jesus.

The older man with the broken ribs and crushed lung... Did anyone notice a nurse/ doctor/ technician working on him with gaudy gold nail polish, multiple rings and no gloves? What on earth?

God is so good to have allowed these people to be saved! The trauma teams are a true miracle, to be able to do this on a daily basis is nothing short of being gifted by God to preform in this manner! Wow you all are amazing!

Interesting to think all those pro doc use to be shy nervous learner someday in the past🙂

Please the background music is Way to loud.

Lindsay, ON. The man waved to me on the side of the road 🗽🧐

That narrator dun half go on don't he!!!?

We never know how much that goes on behind the scenes. God gives doctors and nurses the knowledge that is needed.

Can't operate to save his brain? What year was this made? Even I know that they should do a craniotomy immediately.

I wonder how many doctors watch these, and sit there , giving a million and one other options, that here are not mentioned ( I’ll admit that I do lol)

Ty that was good..god bless

I’d love to know where these people are today ❤

A lot of unnecessary drama.

That is bull shit I am 70 years old and had many operations and they tapped my RINGS and hers looked really tight, I hope her operation goes well 😢😢

Gods plan 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Wow these workers do amazing work. I love this program. But poor Kevin, it is so maddening to see Kevin like this becsuse of someone else's negligence. Such a promising young man to be turned into this, so so sad and sickening. Not fair at all.

Some disco lights for Kevin would be nice 😎

God Bless Flight For Life!!!! I love you all.

Whos the idiot who had Fred help them carry something, knowing he could have this kind of accident at the age of 77?

Wow...what incredibly bad luck to be mowing your lawn right at the moment a car crashes into the yard. It's like when a person is driving down a road and an airplane crash lands on top of his car (this has happened). One day after work my father was walking down the street just a few houses away from home when a big tree blew down on the street right in front of him. If he'd been a few feet closer to home he would have been crushed. (This was in Washington, D.C. during the tail end of a hurricane--something that almost never happens in the area because hurricanes don't go this far north.) It's not always a tragic event because there have been children who leave their bedroom moments before a drunk driver misses a curve in a road and crashes into the house (which has happened, too).

WOW. Go Kevin!

Who ever writes the words for The Narration needs to pull back on the Dramatics. It's a little over the top and I constantly find myself Rolling my eye's as I'm watching it

I can’t handle the narrative

The narrator sounds like the grime reaper, he has them dead before they even get to the scanner.

Welcome to word again second chance of having the life you deserve ☺️☺️

*Ironic how a 'man of gOD' gets wiped out by a random-chance-butterfly-effect- accident and loses his mind, literally* . . .

It's a five minute show with 25 minutes of repeating the same information.

Are you Kevin Masin ? I hope not because I remember here name when I'm 16 years old to pempal.I hope Kevin is fine .Take Care.Hello I'm your new subscriber And I love the all doctors and nurse very active and nice good Can I friends ? And the Ambulance I heard active too Wooowww . All nice to meet you all Good afternoon from Philippines ❤️ And Stay Safe all.