@@LorandHungary nah they would help same happened when phil had the blood clot todd kept an eye an him and helped him tremendously until they got back to port
@@LorandHungary if they were pulling pots then they would be standing back and keeping the camera on the scene, if someone were to get knocked out, say like a line smacked them, then all hands on deck to help them
I think its honourable that the captain has the experience to understand situations like this are a blessing rather than a curse. The fact he was able to reflect on his own experiences and make responsible decisions based on prior knowledge is truly admirable.
That boat obviously loves Norm, it gave Sig a sign to turn around and head back into port. Thank heavens this happened at port and not at sea. Hope he is ok.
good thing Sig did because he and Jake and every other captain knows what can happen if a boat catches fire. Fires sank the Raven and the Western Venture and no one wants a fire on their boat if that fire gets to the insulation the boat can go down.
@@RehabProjectSRCB well I mean it's just like your name idiot...you write it on a piece of paper for an interview or something I bet its Steve not steve
Damn, can you imagine... One moment you're saying that you believe in faith and that there must have been a reason for the malfunction... The next your brother has a seizure on the boat that otherwise would have been on open sea... Wow.
@@Dire_Hit It would, but thankfully the malfunction happened then and not later. I mean yeah it could have been a coincidence but if it was it was a damn lucky one.
Yea bc this moment actually wasn’t staged for once. They also put the cameras down and helped when the Time Bandit fished a guy out of the sea...another incident that wasn’t staged
I'm glad Sig listened to his good reasons to not go out to sea for the fire concerns but its also fortunate for seizure incident. I only hope for the best for the crew of the North Western. Been watching since I was a little kid.
I have had 3 seizures in my life and I can say from experience that it they were the most terrifying moments in my life. You go from being being fully conscious and aware of your surroundings to the moment whenever you start coming out of the seizure not knowing what happened. I remember all three of mine I was doing something before they occurred and then I remember waking up in the back of the ambulance. I have no memory of anything that happened in between. I thank the good lord that I was surrounded by family all three times and I was laying down on either my bed or the floor, or in the case of my second one, my dentists chair. Like exactly what happened here, you can go from standing up to falling immediately and you can have a serious head injury from the fall. Glad he came out of it ok.
@@tabithawallen7716 not every seizure causes brain damage. You can have a seizure "only" from fainting too. That kind of seizure is a "nothing", harmless.
ShurtuGal90 I literally have a lifetime of experience with epilepsy and seizures. I’ve read more scans and spoken with more neurologists and neurosurgeons that most people see in their lifetime. You can look at the scans of kids who have febrile seizures and notice changes, people who faint and have what look like seizures are not actually seizures. Those are hypoxia spasms which do cause brain damage, but from lack of oxygen. Epileptic seizures can cause people to quit breathing which can make them hypoxic, which again causes loss of oxygen to the brain, which can cause brain damage.
@@tabithawallen7716 As someone who suffers from seizures and understands my epilepsy and epilepsy in general, it is very few cases where people suffer brain damage from seizures. Often most people do not stop breathing during a seizure, what people mistake as people "turning blue" is just the intense muscle strain being applied to the whole body.
Stan Dalone maybe for YOUR seizures, but my mother stops breathing 75% of the time while my husband does not. I’ve been CPR certified since I was 9 to help take care of her. She was diagnosed while I was still in school with brain damage from her epilepsy (which by that time was over 20 years worth of seizures, occurring almost daily). My husband is part of the 1% of people in the world who (1) have auras (2) do not lose consciousness (3) are fully aware during seizures and (4) have no lingering effects aside from aphasia for 15 minutes after each.
Damit that was stressful to see . My son had a seizure caused by a fever and it happened as I held him in my arms dude just watching him turn blue I felt him not breathing he just looked at me I did cpr and he finally started breathing !!!!!! That was the Worst feeling in my life .. he's good now so anytime he has a fever I worry and stay by his side.. hope this guy is good now
Trust your gut bro im a Father of 2 and have had an incident where i was standing outside on my front porch listening to music smokin a cig while my wife and our newborn at the time was sleeping i heard a voice clear as day say "check on your boy" I brushed it off bc he had his mother in the room with him a split second later my cd player fell off the post i had it sitting on yanked the headphones off my head i reacted to grab it and broke my cig burning the top of my hand and at the same time heard "NOW" I paused for a half a sec thinking somebody was close and said it then bolted to my room ran thru the door to the crib beside our bed and my son had pushed himself up in the corner and was smothering himself in the little cloth inside wrap around thing idk what that part is called i snatched him away from the corner up in my arms he took a huge breath and started crying still brings a tear to my eye the Good Lord intervened on that he knew I could hold alot of weight on my shoulders but at the time and even now my 2 boys and my Wife are the only reason i wake up and breathe everyday without them my light dies out
@@aintrunnin6608 That was a wonderful story 👏 ❤. So glad you got to your baby. I worry gor my son all the time sometimes too much . If he's sick I'll stay up all night just to keep an eye on him .. thanks for taking the time and sharing your experience. It helps to get it out .
@@aintrunnin6608 I had almost the same thing happen. My son was stung by a scorpion when he was napping, He was about 1 and I was alone with him. My husband worked out of town 4 days on and 3 days off. I heard MOVE next to my ear and I brushed it off. Then seconds later, I heard MOVEMOVEMOVEGO just screaming at me and I ran for my son. He was having a huge allergic reaction and turning blue. The paramedics got there in 2 minutes and I was so grateful. After getting him to the hospital, I sat down on the curb finally and just lost it and thanked my angels for saving him. I hope that your little boy is fine now. Nothing in life is as scary as your child being hurt.
As someone who’s suffered with seizures before I can tell you it’s scary as hell to go through. It knocks the person out and there entire electrical system lights up all at once and it’s too much for the brain and body to handle. There are therapies that can help that I have undergone and it has helped me to not have any more seizures since I started the therapy. Been clean of seizures for almost about 5 - 7 years now. It was a lot to handle but I got through it. I hope he can get the help he needs to stop having the seizures like I did.
after having a brain tumour I have had several seizures, but controlled for 6 years with Dilantin, seizures suck particularly the coming out of it part, it is hard to describe how bad it can feel, then next day you hurt all over because your muscles cramp so hard
@@SaltimusMaximus After a grand mal seizure for me there is some extreme discomfort reminiscent of severe nausea but it's a lot more intense and slightly different. It really sucks. Lasts for like 15-40 minutes. One time I also hit my head on a stone tile floor, body went stiff and fell like a tree with my face taking the full brunt of the impact, broke my nose, teeth, fractured my skull, had to get 25 stitches in total from my eyebrows and surrounding areas splitting open in various places, both eye sclera were completely blood shot for days afterwards, looked pretty scary. Fuck seizures for real.
@@Cobbido sorry for you bud, I haven’t gone through it that bad, yes nausea is one sensation, others I can’t describe, just that they feel bad in waves or like shots, guess nerves are misfiring which makes it happen
My younger brother has seizures like this.. a lot of times they're even worse and they last longer. It's honestly one of the most horrible things to witness. A few years ago he had one so bad that he stopped breathing and started turning blue. I lost it. I was literally holding him in my arms and screaming. I totally feel for Sig at the end when he blows up and says "he's not OK". It's emotionally devastating to watch someone you love have a seizure. You can't do anything except try and prevent them from thrashing around and hurting themselves.
Sig has always been a very calm person, but I think it is hard for anyone to suddenly encounter a life-and-death situation. It’s hard to see him. He’s so rare to see people. It’s especially his brother who is lying on the ground.
I think the only times I've ever seen him flip out or genuinely lose his cool (as opposed to just being loud) was when Phil died, when the Destination went down, when the boat got severely iced and he sent Mandy home, and this time with Norman. And the common theme is that it's always a situation where people he cares about are at risk. He cares about his people, and it's so admirable.
I have seizures and that crew did perfect on turning him and making sure his airway was open. He fell because he went into the seizure. He wont be crabbing any more
@@jeffreyval9665seizures can happen at any point your life. According to the CDC, 1 in 10 people worldwide may experience a seizure in their lifetime. In the United States, about 150,000 adults have an unprovoked first seizure each year. However, some people may have a lower seizure threshold than others
if sig write a book about leadership im buying it he is the best leader under stressful situations with minimum to no capabilities of help and he always pulls it off.
As long as I have watched this show, I've learned just how bad this Career could be for a person's health. I wouldn't work more than ten years, as Crab Boat Captain. Though I've learned it never works out that way..... RIP Phil...!!!!!
Ive only seen a few of these episodes and snippets on you tube, but seems to me Cpt. Sig did the right thing and had the correct responses to someone being injured on his crew. I couldnt imagine working one of the ships for even a week let alone a few months BUT DAMNNNNNNNNN.
1:49 "Take care of your boat, take care of your life. Don't take care of your boat... you DIE." The unfortunate reality of crab fishing, put in two sentences by one of the best Captains out there doing the job.
Regarding Sig's attitude to being older: The genesis of the pilot's saying, "There are old pilots. There are bold (reckless) pilots. There are no old, bold (reckless) pilots" is connected to this kind of incident I think. Brackets are mine as I think "bold" in this context is a kind way of saying "reckless"
My dog started having seizures when he was 5, out of nowhere, and completely out of the blue with no warning beforehand. Of course I'm not saying this is equal to the fear and heartache it made me feel with my dog cause he's human obviously, it's just me trying to relate and it broke my heart, and even moreso watching this because I can't even imagine how that must've felt for those guys, especially his wife, and Sig, that sound to was just heartbreaking. :/
Sig is such a badass. I have epilepsy an I have sezuies and it’s scary asf and he helped him feel perfectly comfortable. That is the number 1 thing you can ask for when you have thouse.
Since one of the crew stated Norman had a fever, it's likely it was a Febrile Convulsion, which are more commonly seen in children. They are different from Epileptic seizures.
@@tinlizzie8939 Norm just hated the camera, but he was the guy who handled internals; there were a few times where he *had* to be on cam(just can't remember the season but one time the crane broke Norm and Edgar tag-teamed fixing that sumbitch)
I have EPILEPSY..... seizures suck huge!!! He needs CT.... I used to be EMS, too. Protect his head always and airway. He could have brain bleed. He's NOT OKAY BUT HE IS A LIVE AND ALERT X'3....
Glad sig at least realized to turn around even if it was water steaming etc even though it was obviously worse than just water lpl better safe than fire at sea
Sig has been doing this for so long that trust his gut far before his crew. It just goes to show how experienced this man is because 9/10 times he’s always right
Actualy from a doctors perspective that small clip tells us a lot about what type of sezure he is having and helps in treatment. There is both good and bad in filming such events. I am not saying that it should me done but if it was it's also helpful
Man he just said the old dig would have tripped out but the new sig wants everyone safe. And everything happens for a reason, then his brother falls out that was Devine intervention
I wonder if Norman really had a seizure right as Captain Sid was saying this happened for a reason that we're here at the dock or if they just edited it like that? Did the seizure cause him to slip and hit his head or did the seizure start once he hit his head?
imagine if Sig would've gone out.... they would've gotten how far before either a fire, a medical emergency of both happened? .....probably just far enough from this horrible situation to be catastrophic!!
Damn this must've been what it looked like when I had my first seizure. It hit him for sure at the top of the stairs causing him to slip and fall then it just goes all out. For anyone who reads this best thing to do is what they did, make sure they are able to breathe keep their mouth clear, keep them flat, also if possible try to record how long their seizure was and relay that info to the paramedics. Watch out for a possible second one to come after as well
There's nothing the paramedics or doctors can do. I have seizures occasionally and everyone knows not to call an ambulance because once I get to the hospital I just leave immediately anyway and it's just a big waste of time. Your pretty much out of it mentally the rest of the day so all you can do is just try to sleep the rest of the day.
@@jeffreyval9665 unless it's a gran Mal that's severe there's no point but by then it's gonna be bad already. Otherwise yea, 1st 2 times I had a seizure I didn't know cause I had memory loss of the incident and blacked out
@@JohnSmith-kn9iy yeah when I have one il be sitting around for hours afterwards and my girlfriend has to tell me I had one. Then after another hour or so il ask her why I feel so weird and she'll have to tell me again I had a seizure. It's a really messed up thing. The only way you know you had one if your by yourself is if you smash your face or head against a counter or table or whatever. Then you kind of know something isn't right.
I wonder if they have a small boat onboard. One that they could all quickly /hopefully pile onto if there was a fire raging at sea. Ideally getting a suit on aswell
No ones gonna give props to the camera man who actually helped instead of filming
They are usually told not to interfere , unless it is absolutely necessary.
Mostly cuz liability reasons.
@@LorandHungary nah they would help same happened when phil had the blood clot todd kept an eye an him and helped him tremendously until they got back to port
@@shanecunningham2437 Helping or not depends on the camera man , but they are told not to interfere.
@@LorandHungary Of course but in certain situations that putting it to the side does not help especially if its life its death
@@LorandHungary if they were pulling pots then they would be standing back and keeping the camera on the scene, if someone were to get knocked out, say like a line smacked them, then all hands on deck to help them
Love when both the engineer and the captain say “safely” when talking about the priority when leaving port. THAT is a good ship and a good crew.
I think its honourable that the captain has the experience to understand situations like this are a blessing rather than a curse. The fact he was able to reflect on his own experiences and make responsible decisions based on prior knowledge is truly admirable.
So many dumb fucks watching this shit now and commenting...... wtf/.
Hats off for the camera man who instead of filming the situation, actually put down the camera to assist the men.
"i dont care about oil, i care about is leaving safely" that is some beatiful way to calm a fisherman down in a breakdown of stress
That boat obviously loves Norm, it gave Sig a sign to turn around and head back into port. Thank heavens this happened at port and not at sea. Hope he is ok.
good thing Sig did because he and Jake and every other captain knows what can happen if a boat catches fire. Fires sank the Raven and the Western Venture and no one wants a fire on their boat if that fire gets to the insulation the boat can go down.
When are all you people going to learn that "God" is a proper name, not a word for a picnic on the shelf. It is spelled God, not god.
@@rsandrews8115 its both, its just a word who cares
@@RehabProjectSRCB well I mean it's just like your name idiot...you write it on a piece of paper for an interview or something I bet its Steve not steve
Norman is his younger brother. No duh he would
Damn, can you imagine... One moment you're saying that you believe in faith and that there must have been a reason for the malfunction... The next your brother has a seizure on the boat that otherwise would have been on open sea... Wow.
But the reason he had the seizure is because he hit his head because of the malfunction.
@@Dire_Hit Remember they would have had a fire otherwise and likely all ended up dead.
@@vrass775 But wouldn't the fire have been caused by a malfunction?
@@Dire_Hit It would, but thankfully the malfunction happened then and not later. I mean yeah it could have been a coincidence but if it was it was a damn lucky one.
@@vrass775 oh ok
Sig rubbing Norms back almost made me cry. They've bickered and fought so much over the years but they truly love eachother.
He’s such an affectionate man
I’ve been watching lots of these Deadliest Catch videos and Sig is the best leader in my opinion. A great captain who gets his men through hard times.
he is. the decisions he has made throughout the 1st season are mind boggling that he can keep his crew safe and made them earn a ton a cash.
He's a bad tempered jerk.
Sig can’t catch a break to save his life man so sad I love tha man
See his pedo allegation records from 1990 and say u love him after that
@@acidh2so438 key word "allegations"
White Obama check them out and be honest with yourself do they seem legimate or not. Edgar was charged resently too.
@@acidh2so438 alright then can you send the link to where you got it from?
White Obama google sig hansen and melissa eckstrom. Do some digging 👍
Scary shit. Glad the film crew actually put the cameras down to help
smk11685 shut the fuck up
@@memphisguibry1295 the fucks your problem?
@@memphisguibry1295 whats up with you fucking hell I think you need to calm down 😂
Yea bc this moment actually wasn’t staged for once. They also put the cameras down and helped when the Time Bandit fished a guy out of the sea...another incident that wasn’t staged
@@memphisguibry1295 someone pissed in your cheerios and made you eat them that morning huh
Sig is the coolest Captain just hope his heart is doing well.
Same here buddy!
He is I think he quit smoking and seems to be beginning to live healthier he says he doesn't want to die early due to addiction
@@timmiekat6072 You can tell, in the most recent season he looks so much younger and healthier.
Sig being a good brother. Getting the blanket. Rubbing his back. Going into big brother mode. Props to him. Scary thing seizures.
I'm glad Sig listened to his good reasons to not go out to sea for the fire concerns but its also fortunate for seizure incident. I only hope for the best for the crew of the North Western. Been watching since I was a little kid.
I have had 3 seizures in my life and I can say from experience that it they were the most terrifying moments in my life. You go from being being fully conscious and aware of your surroundings to the moment whenever you start coming out of the seizure not knowing what happened. I remember all three of mine I was doing something before they occurred and then I remember waking up in the back of the ambulance. I have no memory of anything that happened in between. I thank the good lord that I was surrounded by family all three times and I was laying down on either my bed or the floor, or in the case of my second one, my dentists chair. Like exactly what happened here, you can go from standing up to falling immediately and you can have a serious head injury from the fall. Glad he came out of it ok.
Seizures can cause brain damage good call not leaving him
pink thrall all seizures do cause brain damage. My mom and husband are epileptic
@@tabithawallen7716 not every seizure causes brain damage. You can have a seizure "only" from fainting too. That kind of seizure is a "nothing", harmless.
ShurtuGal90 I literally have a lifetime of experience with epilepsy and seizures. I’ve read more scans and spoken with more neurologists and neurosurgeons that most people see in their lifetime. You can look at the scans of kids who have febrile seizures and notice changes, people who faint and have what look like seizures are not actually seizures. Those are hypoxia spasms which do cause brain damage, but from lack of oxygen. Epileptic seizures can cause people to quit breathing which can make them hypoxic, which again causes loss of oxygen to the brain, which can cause brain damage.
@@tabithawallen7716 As someone who suffers from seizures and understands my epilepsy and epilepsy in general, it is very few cases where people suffer brain damage from seizures. Often most people do not stop breathing during a seizure, what people mistake as people "turning blue" is just the intense muscle strain being applied to the whole body.
Stan Dalone maybe for YOUR seizures, but my mother stops breathing 75% of the time while my husband does not. I’ve been CPR certified since I was 9 to help take care of her. She was diagnosed while I was still in school with brain damage from her epilepsy (which by that time was over 20 years worth of seizures, occurring almost daily).
My husband is part of the 1% of people in the world who (1) have auras (2) do not lose consciousness (3) are fully aware during seizures and (4) have no lingering effects aside from aphasia for 15 minutes after each.
Ive had two seizures in my life and I can safely say im glad it happened around friends and people because I could not imagine being alone during one
They seem very scary
No wonder sig had the heart attack with shit like this to handle most days ................
A diet of booze and cigarettes probably didn't help either..
This was fate because if he not turn that boat around and that fires started and had that seizure god knows what would happen that fateful night
I think the seizure was caused when he hit his head from slipping but i could be wrong. Either way its good they were at the dock.
God was with him.
Thank God he was breathing.
Nathaniel you are so right about that. The mechanical issue turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
What do we say to the god of death?
...
Not today.
The time between calling 9-1-1 and hearing the sirens is the longest known to man.
Dig has always undoubtedly been the #1 Capt ( consistently) since the show began
是sig
Damit that was stressful to see . My son had a seizure caused by a fever and it happened as I held him in my arms dude just watching him turn blue I felt him not breathing he just looked at me I did cpr and he finally started breathing !!!!!! That was the Worst feeling in my life .. he's good now so anytime he has a fever I worry and stay by his side.. hope this guy is good now
My son had feveral siezers also it's scary shit
Good daddy, i am father myself know your feeling
Trust your gut bro im a Father of 2 and have had an incident where i was standing outside on my front porch listening to music smokin a cig while my wife and our newborn at the time was sleeping i heard a voice clear as day say "check on your boy" I brushed it off bc he had his mother in the room with him a split second later my cd player fell off the post i had it sitting on yanked the headphones off my head i reacted to grab it and broke my cig burning the top of my hand and at the same time heard "NOW" I paused for a half a sec thinking somebody was close and said it then bolted to my room ran thru the door to the crib beside our bed and my son had pushed himself up in the corner and was smothering himself in the little cloth inside wrap around thing idk what that part is called i snatched him away from the corner up in my arms he took a huge breath and started crying still brings a tear to my eye the Good Lord intervened on that he knew I could hold alot of weight on my shoulders but at the time and even now my 2 boys and my Wife are the only reason i wake up and breathe everyday without them my light dies out
@@aintrunnin6608
That was a wonderful story 👏 ❤.
So glad you got to your baby. I worry gor my son all the time sometimes too much . If he's sick I'll stay up all night just to keep an eye on him .. thanks for taking the time and sharing your experience. It helps to get it out .
@@aintrunnin6608 I had almost the same thing happen. My son was stung by a scorpion when he was napping, He was about 1 and I was alone with him. My husband worked out of town 4 days on and 3 days off. I heard MOVE next to my ear and I brushed it off. Then seconds later, I heard MOVEMOVEMOVEGO just screaming at me and I ran for my son. He was having a huge allergic reaction and turning blue. The paramedics got there in 2 minutes and I was so grateful. After getting him to the hospital, I sat down on the curb finally and just lost it and thanked my angels for saving him. I hope that your little boy is fine now. Nothing in life is as scary as your child being hurt.
"Sig!! Sig!! Norman Fell!"
"Why yes, I do enjoy watching The Ropers too... oh."
Lol Norman Fell
😂😂😂😂 took me a minute to figure out what you were talking about.
I haven’t really watched the show since 2010. Cool seeing Sig and how much more experienced he’s gotten at running his ship
As someone who’s suffered with seizures before I can tell you it’s scary as hell to go through. It knocks the person out and there entire electrical system lights up all at once and it’s too much for the brain and body to handle. There are therapies that can help that I have undergone and it has helped me to not have any more seizures since I started the therapy. Been clean of seizures for almost about 5 - 7 years now. It was a lot to handle but I got through it. I hope he can get the help he needs to stop having the seizures like I did.
Ya they are very scary have them too. Like a emptiness feeling after and thought I could of went there.
Intersting, what therapy did you follow??
after having a brain tumour I have had several seizures, but controlled for 6 years with Dilantin, seizures suck particularly the coming out of it part, it is hard to describe how bad it can feel, then next day you hurt all over because your muscles cramp so hard
@@SaltimusMaximus After a grand mal seizure for me there is some extreme discomfort reminiscent of severe nausea but it's a lot more intense and slightly different. It really sucks. Lasts for like 15-40 minutes. One time I also hit my head on a stone tile floor, body went stiff and fell like a tree with my face taking the full brunt of the impact, broke my nose, teeth, fractured my skull, had to get 25 stitches in total from my eyebrows and surrounding areas splitting open in various places, both eye sclera were completely blood shot for days afterwards, looked pretty scary. Fuck seizures for real.
@@Cobbido sorry for you bud, I haven’t gone through it that bad, yes nausea is one sensation, others I can’t describe, just that they feel bad in waves or like shots, guess nerves are misfiring which makes it happen
My dad has epilepsy, and watching him have a seizure is beyond scary. Hope Norm is doing good.
My younger brother has seizures like this.. a lot of times they're even worse and they last longer. It's honestly one of the most horrible things to witness. A few years ago he had one so bad that he stopped breathing and started turning blue. I lost it. I was literally holding him in my arms and screaming. I totally feel for Sig at the end when he blows up and says "he's not OK". It's emotionally devastating to watch someone you love have a seizure. You can't do anything except try and prevent them from thrashing around and hurting themselves.
Sig has always been a very calm person, but I think it is hard for anyone to suddenly encounter a life-and-death situation. It’s hard to see him. He’s so rare to see people. It’s especially his brother who is lying on the ground.
Sig is not a calm person. Not in the least.
I think the only times I've ever seen him flip out or genuinely lose his cool (as opposed to just being loud) was when Phil died, when the Destination went down, when the boat got severely iced and he sent Mandy home, and this time with Norman. And the common theme is that it's always a situation where people he cares about are at risk. He cares about his people, and it's so admirable.
I have seizures and that crew did perfect on turning him and making sure his airway was open. He fell because he went into the seizure. He wont be crabbing any more
He could of just been detoxing from benzos or alcohol. I doubt he is an epileptic if he's been fishing all his life.
@@jeffreyval9665seizures can happen at any point your life. According to the CDC, 1 in 10 people worldwide may experience a seizure in their lifetime. In the United States, about 150,000 adults have an unprovoked first seizure each year. However, some people may have a lower seizure threshold than others
if sig write a book about leadership im buying it he is the best leader under stressful situations with minimum to no capabilities of help and he always pulls it off.
As long as I have watched this show, I've learned just how bad this Career could be for a person's health. I wouldn't work more than ten years, as Crab Boat Captain. Though I've learned it never works out that way..... RIP Phil...!!!!!
Ive only seen a few of these episodes and snippets on you tube, but seems to me Cpt. Sig did the right thing and had the correct responses to someone being injured on his crew. I couldnt imagine working one of the ships for even a week let alone a few months BUT DAMNNNNNNNNN.
At 4:17, the guy is answering the question "Who was the first landlord on Three's Company?"
Funny
Man poor Sig, suffered two heart attacks, one brother gets arrested and another suffers a seizure. Poor Sig has had it rough.
To me it's just God saying you need to slow down and things need to change before you die
This show stresses me out!
It’s so weird to hear this narrated by someone who isn’t Mike Rowe. UK is missing out on one sultry voiced man lol
Unpopular opinion: I think the UK narrator is better than the US narrator. Something about a Scottish accent makes it better.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 i agree with this to be honest.
@@JohnRitchiejd23 I like them both
Sig is such a good fuckin brother. God bless for these men and women working there ass off.
I like that Clark stayed with Norman the whole time, even when the medics showed up
I'd be stoked to work for Sig; you learn a lot from a great boss
My eyes watered. That’s fucking rough
1:49 "Take care of your boat, take care of your life. Don't take care of your boat... you DIE." The unfortunate reality of crab fishing, put in two sentences by one of the best Captains out there doing the job.
don't worry sig he's in good hands mate don't stress too much mate they will look after him
Not sure if it's a good or a bad sign that the Captain of a Crabbing Boat is a better boss than most managers.
Regarding Sig's attitude to being older: The genesis of the pilot's saying, "There are old pilots. There are bold (reckless) pilots. There are no old, bold (reckless) pilots" is connected to this kind of incident I think. Brackets are mine as I think "bold" in this context is a kind way of saying "reckless"
There are SOME old bold pilots.... Lol, but very very few.
Get well soon Norman
There's a reason this show does so well, its the only real one
My dog started having seizures when he was 5, out of nowhere, and completely out of the blue with no warning beforehand. Of course I'm not saying this is equal to the fear and heartache it made me feel with my dog cause he's human obviously, it's just me trying to relate and it broke my heart, and even moreso watching this because I can't even imagine how that must've felt for those guys, especially his wife, and Sig, that sound to was just heartbreaking. :/
God bless you guys hope he is going to be fine
0:04, that was Pyramid Peak (2,136'), my favorite one in town to climb. Dutch Harbor is my home.
Sean Peters so you see a whole lot of people leave but not a whole lot of people coming back.
@@jeffcarroll1990shock unfortunately that's true. Dutch Harbor (technically Unalaska) is a beautiful place to live. Have you been to Dutch Harbor?
doncha know
@Alex Jealous
Alex
Then why did you bother to reply?
1:26 that was a scream of panic 😂😂
Lmao shit was funny as fuck
"Maybe there was a reason for all this." Life is strange sometimes.
Sig is such a badass. I have epilepsy an I have sezuies and it’s scary asf and he helped him feel perfectly comfortable. That is the number 1 thing you can ask for when you have thouse.
Agreed. I have epilepsy, too. I developed it in 2000.
I give massive props to the camera man for helping out. Any updates on how he's doing?
Since one of the crew stated Norman had a fever, it's likely it was a Febrile Convulsion, which are more commonly seen in children. They are different from Epileptic seizures.
Fall + head strike + seizure and no c-collar? These "medics" need to find a new line of work.
You dumbass
WE HAVE A DOCTOR HERE! A DOCTOR HERE FOLKS!
@@praetorxian LOL I work in an ER and practice emergency medicine.
@@bhstone1 So, not a doctor. Gotcha.
@@praetorxian I'm an Advanced-EMT, EMT instructor, also practice medicine. Are you any of those?
Hasn't watched Deadliest Catch in years, hears "Engineer Norman Hansen" .........wait excuse me?
Hasn't Norm always been the engineer(at least in terms of getting everything belowdecks fixed)?
No, it was Edgar.
@@tinlizzie8939 Edgar handles abovedecks, Norm handles the engine room and the innards
@@MrBlazemaster525 Edgar was the deck boss/engineer. When Edgar was still on, he was the one who fixed the engine room. At least I'm pretty sure.
@@tinlizzie8939 Norm just hated the camera, but he was the guy who handled internals; there were a few times where he *had* to be on cam(just can't remember the season but one time the crane broke Norm and Edgar tag-teamed fixing that sumbitch)
family first, good man
I was on an aircraft carrier dealing with a fire and that was bad enough; can't imagine being on a fishing vessel dealing with one.
I have EPILEPSY..... seizures suck huge!!! He needs CT.... I used to be EMS, too. Protect his head always and airway. He could have brain bleed. He's NOT OKAY BUT HE IS A LIVE AND ALERT X'3....
Sig is a genius when it comes to everyone's health bar himself
I hope Norman is all good .
He is fine and back on the boat fishing.
Good to hear. Thanks
May the luck of the Irish Fisher man change your luck Sig many blessings to you and your crew
If they had not turned back for repairs, his brother would not have been as fortunate.
Glad sig at least realized to turn around even if it was water steaming etc even though it was obviously worse than just water lpl better safe than fire at sea
This episode is powerful
Sig said it best everything happens for a reason boat malfunction probably saved his brothers life
maaaan, sig is badass.. i like him..stay safe sig
God bless these guys they are awesome. Fisherman are of the toughest breed for sure.
Ah poor Norman, the quiet man, bless him,
Sig has been doing this for so long that trust his gut far before his crew. It just goes to show how experienced this man is because 9/10 times he’s always right
I can't like that. Best regards from Germany to the best Boat in Sea.
I grew up most of my life until I was nearly 10 with seizures nearly died from them wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy
How fortunate that this occurred in port.
my father is epileptic.. i deal with this often. Sad, but not really much you can do except let it pass..
When I saw the thumbnail I was like "Whoa, Sig looks really fuckin bad these days" but it was his brother LOL
Dam Sig is one argumentative dude
Well now you know the reason for coming in to dock ; not only to repair but for an extreme human emergency
I’ve had a couple seizures, they come randomly and are very scary to people around.
Wait... so the fire retardent, if it gets wet, becomes flammable? And this is installed on a boat...?
Yes. it's not supposed to get wet.
I do sometimes wish on the app you could switch between the narrators I like listening to the uk narrator a lot
1:23 Is there a link for this video?
Actualy from a doctors perspective that small clip tells us a lot about what type of sezure he is having and helps in treatment. There is both good and bad in filming such events. I am not saying that it should me done but if it was it's also helpful
Yeah he was probably going thru withdrawals from Benzos or alcohol
Dios los bendiga a todos gracias 🙏💐🙏
very scary, at least that happened in port and not at sea.
Man he just said the old dig would have tripped out but the new sig wants everyone safe. And everything happens for a reason, then his brother falls out that was Devine intervention
He’s not ok! Yeah
I wonder if Norman really had a seizure right as Captain Sid was saying this happened for a reason that we're here at the dock or if they just edited it like that? Did the seizure cause him to slip and hit his head or did the seizure start once he hit his head?
imagine if Sig would've gone out.... they would've gotten how far before either a fire, a medical emergency of both happened? .....probably just far enough from this horrible situation to be catastrophic!!
1:24 This is literally that one scene from the office😭
Damn this must've been what it looked like when I had my first seizure. It hit him for sure at the top of the stairs causing him to slip and fall then it just goes all out. For anyone who reads this best thing to do is what they did, make sure they are able to breathe keep their mouth clear, keep them flat, also if possible try to record how long their seizure was and relay that info to the paramedics. Watch out for a possible second one to come after as well
There's nothing the paramedics or doctors can do. I have seizures occasionally and everyone knows not to call an ambulance because once I get to the hospital I just leave immediately anyway and it's just a big waste of time. Your pretty much out of it mentally the rest of the day so all you can do is just try to sleep the rest of the day.
@@jeffreyval9665 unless it's a gran Mal that's severe there's no point but by then it's gonna be bad already. Otherwise yea, 1st 2 times I had a seizure I didn't know cause I had memory loss of the incident and blacked out
@@JohnSmith-kn9iy yeah when I have one il be sitting around for hours afterwards and my girlfriend has to tell me I had one. Then after another hour or so il ask her why I feel so weird and she'll have to tell me again I had a seizure. It's a really messed up thing. The only way you know you had one if your by yourself is if you smash your face or head against a counter or table or whatever. Then you kind of know something isn't right.
@@jeffreyval9665 yep only reason I know for me is cause my front tooth is chipped. It's a hard reminder 😅
What a great team for real
Thank god he was okay
Did anyone know the name of the video at 1:24 please.
I wonder if they have a small boat onboard. One that they could all quickly /hopefully pile onto if there was a fire raging at sea. Ideally getting a suit on aswell
Captains expression changed as he heard the guy had a seizure aswell
another example of a lack of maintenance... and why you would not cover your exhaust stacks in the offseason?
Sig said it happens for a reason and just like that there in port and so,even has a seizure
I never knew you could get a seizure from hitting your head hard enough, always thought it just nocked you out cold till you regain.
BananaDoe hitting your head too hard, high temperature, infection, surgery, all can cause seizures.
He probably fell because of the seizure and not the other way around, dont you think?
Ok, I'm sorry, but I can't get over the new narrator.
Sig is insanely strong