Wow his leg!
Channel 4 24 hours in A&E
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I know they have to treat everyone the same but their time could be better spent than having to look after people who choose to take drugs!
Originally Posted by guernseysnail:
“I missed some..
How on earth did that guy do that to his leg?”
“I missed some..
How on earth did that guy do that to his leg?”
He came off a motorbike.
Glad he has his Dad there, bringing tears to my eyes.
Originally Posted by Christa Ellen:
“He came off a motorbike.
Glad he has his friend there, bringing tears to my eyes.”
“He came off a motorbike.
Glad he has his friend there, bringing tears to my eyes.”
I thought it was his dad?
Originally Posted by Christa Ellen:
“He came off a motorbike.
Glad he has his friend there, bringing tears to my eyes.”
“He came off a motorbike.
Glad he has his friend there, bringing tears to my eyes.”
Thanks Christa...It looked blooming painful..
Originally Posted by divingbboy:
“Morphine's an odd drug. A bit hit and miss.”
“Morphine's an odd drug. A bit hit and miss.”
Yes I've had it twice: The first time made me feel very spaced out and feeling horrible. the second time it did what it says on the tin, stopped the pain and I dozed off for 40 winks.
Still 28 years apart I expect they have made some advances.
Originally Posted by brendans babe:
“I thought it was his dad?”
“I thought it was his dad?”
You are right, I thought I might have got it wrong and had just rewound it to check! He is Freddie, Dalvin's dad.
Originally Posted by brendans babe:
“I know they have to treat everyone the same but their time could be better spent than having to look after people who choose to take drugs!”
“I know they have to treat everyone the same but their time could be better spent than having to look after people who choose to take drugs!”
People who have daft accidents through not paying attention and cut their hands open, etc, etc.
Various levels of daft/reckless $hit people do, that can and does go wrong.
I bet if you went round that department you could find people who'd consider riding a motorbike or bike in London as silly and rather reckless.
Oh back to that 'big knife' that Jen's been talking about in the trailers.
Originally Posted by LifeOfBryan:
“Yes I've had it twice: The first time made me feel very spaced out and feeling horrible. the second time it did what it says on the tin, stopped the pain and I dozed off for 40 winks.
Still 28 years apart I expect they have made some advances.”
“Yes I've had it twice: The first time made me feel very spaced out and feeling horrible. the second time it did what it says on the tin, stopped the pain and I dozed off for 40 winks.
Still 28 years apart I expect they have made some advances.”
It can make you feel quite sick. On both occasions when I've had it, they injected me with an anti-nauseant (sp?) first. The first time I had it was for a bad tooth abscess. Worked brilliantly. The second time was for a sudden attack of gout. Did absolutely nothing.
This kind of thing makes me so sad that it's too late for me to do medicine or nursing. I wish I had done.
Originally Posted by brendans babe:
“I thought it was his dad?”
“I thought it was his dad?”
No, he's not, but he's much older and treats him like a son.
Sitting on a table! Many Ward Sisters would have a pink fit if anyone did that on their ward.
Just not hygienic!
Just not hygienic!
Originally Posted by Elanor:
“This kind of thing makes me so sad that it's too late for me to do medicine or nursing. I wish I had done.”
“This kind of thing makes me so sad that it's too late for me to do medicine or nursing. I wish I had done.”
Never too late
I love watching this, such an emotional episode again tonight. I felt sick for that guy when they cleaned his knee out
I would have been crying my eyes out. I felt so sorry for that woman who broke her arm. Poor child aswell, what an accident
Originally Posted by CrazyLoop:
“Never too late ”
“Never too late
”
Hm... I think it is though. I'm nearly 40, and apparently can't get in to a nursing degree without doing an access course, even though I already have a degree in a different subject. So a one or two year access course, a three year nursing degree, which I would have to pay for whilst not being able to carry on my current job... just not an option sadly.
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