Woman FALLS downstairs (Helicopter Rescue) | Ambulance (BBC) | Blue Light: Police & Emergency 

He should not have been out there for a second. England has a rather, ahem, strong disconnect from its rulers to its peons. The Conservatives don't care about the poor. They care about hats at Ascot.

Stories like these make me feel extra thankful for what and where I live and have. Breaks my heart

Poor young man… thank you ladies for showing him respect. We need to come up with sincere resources and a fix to this problem. In our day and age this shouldn’t be happening. My heart goes out to him and everyone struggling.

@@kimchipig He was offered a flat, and refused it! The Brits are amazing compared to my country (USA)

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It depends on what happened. Some people can be violent and or involved in shady activities and it could be dangerous etc to be in contact with them.

I live in Canada and I am shocked at the levels of drug abuse and homelessness in the last ten years. It's everywhere and only getting worse. The fact is very few Canadians care much about the most vulnerable people in Canada and since they don't vote, the politicians don't either. This going in a city where teenagers drive Rolls Royce cars and McLaren supercars. We need to get our priorities straight.

Len Peters I live near Vancouver and it’s very sad to see so many homeless in my area. In this day and age no one should have to live on the streets !

yeah.. it sucks being young and alone on the streets. I’ve been there before, and you feel like nobody cares

@@kimchipig I live in Alberta and I agree with you. Its gotten AWFUL with the amount of young people you see on the streets. I've been approached by a 16 year old asking me for food and that just ripped my heart out. The priorities here have gone put the window. And our premier Jason kenney has cut funding to social work programs that deal with and deal youth. I pray things get better here in Canada.

@Sandra, I'm glad you recognize teen homelessness as a world wide problem. Because there is NO country where it doesn't exist - whether people see it or not.

Because suicide is the most selfish act of all, and they work to save life. They are disappointed that one has no thoughts of the future, and all those who would suffer at the loss. Each person is put on earth for a purpose. It is not to commit suicide.

Hi mate how are you going just remember the world is a better place with you in it 🙂

Why is suicide selfish? I know that if I was diagnosed with a terminal illness I would not want my family or myself to endure that hell, or the medical bills.

@@annamarielewis7078 wee bit judgemental aye.

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That’s who I care about. Our veterans. So many are drug addicts, but they are self medicating from the PTSD they got in the stupid wars we continue to engage in.

@@annamarielewis7078 Yes, and that their families have made no effort to understand what all PTSD entails and what could be a trigger or not, so the spouse divorces them. Usually taking any child(REN) and doing what is called Parental Alienation. So that exacerbates the issue even more. Because the parent who has full custody of the child(ren), disses the ex so bad, that the child(ren) want nothing to do with them. It is a sad state of affairs for sure. Stay Safe! 💖🙏

It all comes down to education! I learned so much after my daughter died, about drug addicts and how they are affected by the drugs. If I could have gotten that information earlier maybe I could have done more for her.

The two paramedics ( ladies ) were so good with the young man. Homelessness is so sad. There are so many reasons for why they are on the street.

Ikr?!?! I wish I could adopt him. We need an update

I also served as a certified nursing assistant with medication management training, dietary training, advanced first aid, fire safety training, and CPR training. I even went to college to be a nurse but sadly had to leave college due to vision problems. Never got to go back even after eye surgery helped my eyes.

That toddler was pulling on its ears besides having a fever. Check ears and throat for infection first of all.

Me too 😊❤

As someone from Washington I have seen many times where paramedics are are mean and neglectful to people and it just gets worse

I would have died the crap out of them, then moved her somewhere else. My mom was Everything to me! God bless!

Geeze I’m so sorry :(

I'm in America and as a teenager I volunteered at a nursing home. The horrors I was witness to opened my eyes. Dont let the elderly go to those "prisons". Because that's what they are for the elderly. It's truly sad to know that such horrible places are in our communities and people willing send their "loved ones".

Our nursing home are deplorable for the most part. Unless you have big bucks. They cost as much as a fancy hotel.

I know this reply is 7 months later, but I just wanted to say I understand exactly what you’re talking about. I’m currently watching these in bed because I’m lonely, and it reminds me that there are people who care. The doctors where I live are awful and a complete waste of time, and that includes the EMT crew. They made me feel so stupid for calling them to try and get help. I’m glad to see that there are kind ones that actually care. I hope that you’re doing well now ❤

Congratulations! You raised a good kid💜

Congratulations

Now you’re talking 💜

Sending love to you

I noticed that as well!!! Also I was thinking Tylenol!?!?

@@sonjam314 bringing a fever down with tylenol can be even worse. It drops it too fast and unnaturally. Not to mention tylenol is just so bad... If over 6 months ibuprofen is always the better choice.

ksierra4444 we had to alternate sometimes but having a daughter with a bleeding disorder and no spleen we personally had to use Tylenol first and we did tepid baths, cool cloths, ect.

My little girl always pulls at her ears. She’s been checked several tunes. It’s a soothing thing for her.

i betcha you're 100% right!!!

I live in Alberta and its the same here. But very hit an miss. I've had 3 ambulance rides in my life as I have an autoimmune disorder and I've had an ambulance that went above and beyond for me and ill remember there care forever but ive also had an ambulance where I had to report them because of how badly they treated me. I had a perforates bowel related to my lupus a i could have died but the ambulance did not take me seriously and acted annoyed that they had to take me to hospital and that I was screaming in pain, at one point the lady said "if you stop crying ill give you some morphine for your pain but you have to shut up" im not even kidding she said those words to me. Yet when I got to the hospital they rushed me into emergency surgery and was told I was hours away from dying. So I reported that ambulance for treating me poorly and putting me in more danger. But I still respect our ambulance service, its not an easy job and I do appreciate that they come and help when you call and some of them are amazing people.

It's amazing what having a camera in your face can do for people's interpersonal skills.

@@kylemarik688 That is a very cynical statement.

Know One Lily passed away 11 days after her fall. Comment above is expressing a hope that lily is resting in peace.

My country too. Kind of scary really. And the "hospitals" don't know much either.

Hi from the U.S.....What countries are you both in?

Canadian here. Curious to know where you live too

@@tandiparent1949 my country too,i guess they are indonesian,because im indonesian too

are from southeast asia? im from the philippines and sometimes 911 doesnt even answer my calls

I don’t like how people talk bad about America/USA. People get taking care of here whether you had money or not. Some people dig there own holes and Choose their own life paths. It is sad that a 17 year old is homeless. I have a heart and have worked in the medical field for years and have given money to assistant my home health patients and bought them groceries. People do make choices and are stubborn. This 17 was stubborn for what ever reason, he was stubborn and was hiding something.

@@denisepope4478 I agree with you. Often in America it is meth. American teens don’t always appreciate school, so they do other things to take up the time when they should be getting educated, and often they have no family support to encourage the right behavior. And after four years of idiocy in the White House, many Americans feel bad behavior is quite acceptable.😢

Unfortunately, a lot of young people who age out of the foster care system also end up on the street because when they turn 18, often they are just left with nothing....no roof over their heads, no food or anything else.🥺 I just don't understand why they don't prepare these kids better than they do.

Oh, please! That 17 year-old had the option of picking up a key to a place but didn’t like the area it was in? He ends up in police custody instead? That tells me that he’s probably one big problem at home, and it’s easy to tell that everything likely had to be his way or no way. These ladies did everything they could possibly do to help him. He wouldn’t stay at the hospital to have his jaw looked at, wouldn’t pick up the key to his own place that would mean he would be inside and off the cold streets, and he had the cojones to turn the place down for any reason much less such a stupid one.

I totally agree with you; but, unfortunately everytime it comes up for them to try to get it done here in the US, between the medical/insurance companies that don't want it & people screaming that it's a "socialist" program, it just seems to disappear again 🥺

I am sorry for the loss of your sweet twins. In the US most hospitals refuse to offer aid to infants born before 24 weeks gestation, which is considered the age of viability here. But I have always thought how heartbreaking that is. And I've heard of younger preemies surviving.

@@trishamartin9023 yeah I mean I knew when I was delivering them that they couldn't make it... But the age of viability has changed because someone decided to give a younger infant a chance and fought for them. One crazy thing I forgot is that we got a bill for to ambulance rides because my daughter was born in the ambulance.

That's ridiculous

I think even if they know the babies wont make it, they should do everything in their power to make sure they are treated with care. I wish they didn't have those rules in place because some preemies have survived earlier just because they were given a chance.

Yup, once you are born you start getting billed. God how tragic is that though, to be billed for the gas and transportation being used, coincidentally, while your child breathed her few seconds on earth. I'm so sorry for the loss of your twins.

realy emotional. love this show

@@arcticrunning8370 same i've watched all the other episodes other then this one

Its plain and simple.... if they dont like their job then they should quit. When you are responsible for a person's life there is room for errors. Just because they are over worked and under paid doesnt mean they need to take it out on patients. No excuses are ever needed!

Not me. I’m extremely judgmental.

Sonja- my heart goes out to you and your sister. I'm so sorry about your father hon. It may not teach us what to do as a parent, but these events do teach us what we don't want to do don't they? Hope your sister has been to help, to learn how to cope. From one mother to another- all my love 💓 💗