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Would love to connect Sam with Lewis. They’re similar in many ways, but I think that instead of feeding off of each other, they would have a bond that helps calm each other.

I love Peter. I would like to write the story of his life. It is too bad he's already passed away because I would really love the most to record his story have him tell it because he is so funny plus just so loveable.

My sister in law was in Iraq two tours. 18months each.

I can totally relate to how it feels to have to make the decision for a DNR. I had to do that for my mom. Given the medical issues she had, it would almost certainly have failed and there was no reason for her to go through that (CPR done right often breaks ribs). She passed away the next day.

13:10 aww Jordans dad.. in the forces.. thank you sir. I grew up in the military. Born and raised.

My heart breaks for this man and all the ppl suffering with ALS OR MND. your body failed you but your mind is still still working

It really put me off when the consultant called him Mr. Wong after finding out he was a doctor. I understand that it’s a small thing to overlook in an emergency, but it’s a part of giving him dignity.

If a person wants to live a long healthy life, their chances are much better if they stay off motorcycles. 😢

Love urgent and his mom their so sweet

You WERE a GREAT DAD !!!

I felt quite badly for Purgent's mother and him. I lost my father three years ago. We were very close. I was his caregiver for the last eight years of his life. I also am an only child so I know how he felt. I had never heard of Jamie's condition. How devastating for him. Very handsome man. This was an excellent episode.

that kind of pain is a red flG, when it's a young person especially!

I love how kids from the UK are so much more careing when it comes to their kids.

So nice to see young people helping each other. I am glad the young man with rib surgery is moving forward.

America could learn alot from the hospitals in the UK.. they do it right

It's a shame that Jamie had so much pain he decided to have the bar removed. Maybe better pain control could have helped, but then you run the risk of dependency to narcotics. At least the doctor treated him with compassion and understanding. He wouldn't have received that in the USA in most hospitals. Instead he'd have been treated as a drug seeker, like an addict looking for a fix. He'd have been sent packing and told to take Tylenol and a note placed in his record saying he was drug seeker. The laws on narcotics are inhumane here, all caused by the pharmaceutical companies who paid doctors incentives to hand out narcotics like candy, resulting in a massive rise in addiction. Now genuine chronic pain patients are suffering because many States have banned the prescribing of narcotics outside of inpatient care - and even then patients are often refused sufficient pain relief. The suicide rate of chronic pain patients has skyrocketed here as a result.

I had always been a healthy weight, a little more on the thin side, and then I had 4 back surgeries to try and correct complications from a herniated disc. I gained so much weight and at my heaviest I was 203lbs (I am a petite man 5'4"). I just accepted it and avoided mirrors and tried not to have my picture taken. A Facebook memory popped up of one of the rare times my full body photo was taken, and it shocked the heck out of me. I ended up losing 70lbs, but had to be treated for bulimia and developed diverticulitis. I am middle aged, and eating disorders can affect young and old, male and female. I am now at a healthy weight again, but through diet and exercise. So thankful to the doctors and therapist and am so lucky not to have developed anorexia.

Jimmy, you are beautiful in so many ways.

How great to see that doctor sneeze, them immediately go wash his hands!❤

A full UK keg of beer weighs 130 lbs. How painful to have it fall on a foot or ankle.

Hasuban and Purgent seem to have a lovely mother/son relationship.

that is sad that they passed away

What a nightmare being discovered naked by your son.

I cant emergency the young pains pain who had the surgery

The Addict was so entitled and pathetic. What a stain on humanity.

10+ hour wait in A&E!!! That's absolutely unacceptable!! Socialized medicine at its worst! This is what happens when people don't get a bill for any medical or ambulance services. Yes, it's lovely that you don't get a bill, but people abuse the service terribly. When you have to pay, either via insurance or out of pocket, you are much less likely to visit any doctor until you absolutely must. So many times, the people really don't need an ambulance or to be seen by a doctor. While neither the UK nor the USA have the perfect system, I'd much rather deal with the US system.

Sylvia about broke my heart. I don’t cry easily, but…. Her doctor was so sweet to her, and he held it together for her until he walked out. I was a nurse, I’m not sure I could have held it together like that. I’m watching it on a show and I got eyes filled with tears. These people went through wars, and they still had beautiful lives, much better then most people live now.

Trzymaj się Przemku. Masz wspaniałą rodzinę ❤

He was "driving past his ex"? cos that's not creepy at all

The patient with the chest problem, I believe he has Marfan Syndrome. Sad how he isn’t diagnosed, by any doctor.

In U.S.,If a Barrel fell on you At Work, you would be Driven to Hospital by a Co-Worker. Then turn in the Injury,After Emergency Care.Then Put on L.& I., ( labor & Industry) until a Doctor released you Back to work. L& I ,pays all medical & a reduced Employee regular pay.

Loved these cards! Beautiful!❤❤❤

The Son from India and his precious momma, you are a great son and obviously love his mom! I pray for her and great positive response healthiness so she can be with your family in California surrounded by her family with lots of love and support!

This one hit close to home. I lost my dad to an AAA and he was gone almost instantly. He was 67.

Love this show..I watch them all!

God bless that porter for encouraging that couple with his song! ❤️

'A healthy dose of Lady Up!' - I love it!! 😂

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It’s so important to find the right one to begin with. You have years to spend together, loving each other. So as time goes by and your looks and your health change you have a relationship that goes beyond what simply sits on the surface of your body.

I’m 57, have had my PE repaired twice: once at age 4 and then again at age 29 after breaking my sternum giving birth. I’ve NEVER seen anything like this man’s story. PE can be *extremely* painful. Thank you for sharing this story. I feel like somebody UNDERSTANDS, finally. ♥️

Absolutely love Robert’s laugh!

The young man with the recent surgery so sorry you were bullied but just know you are a handsome man who has a beautiful friend who cares for you I wish you well and hope you have better days to come

The bartender should tend bar in the US. He could rake it in.

The Asian doctor has the most beautiful skin. She is gorgeous!

Why is the entire side of Diana’s face a huge bruise. I wish someone would ask her!

10:05 I loved when he said his Mum loves cricket and football, she loves being pampered. His eye lit up with the love he has for his mother! That was nice to see. That’s what family is,..love and security.

Spanish lady is classy gorgeous

Aw. As a retired nurse with a lengthy & varied career, these stories are heartwarming. I was especially touched by the daughter-in-law covering Mom's head to keep the heat in. A fantastic intervention.

In nursing school, I had the privilege of being in the operating room with Dr. Nuss. He was the surgeon that developed the Nuss Proceedure. He's a little man, and had to stand on a stool to actually do the procedure. He really had to work hard to insert the bar, and then flip it. Not an easy thing to do. He was practicing at the Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters in Norfolk, VA. I'm glad to have had that experience. I'm not surprised that this man was experiencing a lot of pain. It's too bad that he had to have the bar removed, but I'm it's good to see that he has learned to accept himself for who he is.

Thanks for this beautiful episode. All the patients were very sympathetic. Jonathan you're perfect the way you are! Every person is different and that's what makes life wonderful. The bullies are the ones having problems, not you! ❤ Will you are very brave. What a positive outlook on life after such a horrible accident and difficult recovery. I'm glad you got past those depressed feelings about your life and live life to the fullest. All the best and good health for your future. ❤