Michelle and Hannah help a man having a devastating anxiety attack in the street. Trainee Shane takes the lead for the first time at the scene of a car crash.
Documentary series following the work of the West Midlands Ambulance Service. Ambulance and crew are rigged up with cameras to follow them as they respond to emergency call-outs.
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paul is so sweet, i just want to hug him. i hope he’s doing better now ❤️
I had the same anxiety as mister Paul. Going to doctor and taking meds saved my life. I remembee that feeling and when i see people in same situation it break my heart😭 i want to help them like someone helped me.
If they cannot find anything they blame the smoke and what they eat. Anxiety is to blame and the way of life stupit.
Our gvts dont help with the anxiety
she might be teething, if she's pulling her ears, don't feel good a temp.
poor paul, sweetheart! i hope he's feeling safe wherever he is now
If I could call an ambulance every time I had a severe anxiety attack, I swear it would change my life. I have had several that I felt I needed someone, anyone medically trained, to be there to put me at ease, but obviously couldn't because of the cost. I wish the best for that man. I understand how it feels.
watching from the us is so wild because people in this country don't call the ambulance for themselves or family unless they are quite literally dying, are rich, or have excellent insurance. not to mention having scans and stuff done at an ER! that can put you out of house and home it's so expensive. i was personally shocked when the one man's boss took him off work to send him to the doctor. i've had medical emergencies at jobs before and they pretty much tell you to suck it up because it's your shift and no one will cover it.
oh Paul… he broke my heart… as someone who has suffered with panic attacks for most of my life, I can understand this… it really does feel like you are dying. and the more you get scared of the physical symptoms of a panic attack, the worse it makes them (and the mental torture). bless him. I hope he's gotten the help he needs and is doing better today.
Hanna has the bedside manner of a chainsaw. Yikes.