Ricky Nuttall - The Firefighter
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- The Firefighter by Ricky Nuttall
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Director: Roy khalil
Production Company: SE1 PRODUCTIONS LTD for Grenfell Voices CIC
Producers: Roy Khalil & Brooke Colman
Editor: Gary Forrester
Director Of Photography: Martyna Knitter & George Burt
Composer: Roger Goula
The Firefighter by Ricky Nuttall © 2018 SE1 Productions Ltd for Grenfell Voices CIC
This morning brought me here :)
Lovely man and a touching tribute
Thank you x
Very moving
Thank you Ricky
God bless you and keep you. Your heart, although broken, is held in our heart by all who hear your truth.
Thank you!!!
What does a poet do ? Transform the mundane into the magnificent ! 😊🥸🤠❣
Beautiful poem.
Thank you
Thank you
Seen you on this morning. Awwww bless you Ricky. What a wonderful poem. I’m sure it will default help a lot of people. Take care xx
Thank you.
Thank you, Ricky.. for everything.
I just saw the interview on 'The Paddy Crerand Show' on MUTV and had to immediately watch the film. Tremendous work, Roy Khalil: profoundly moving. As for Ricky Nuttall, extremely touching words. I am so very glad you have now recovered somewhat from the trauma and to you and all firefighters everywhere: thank you for your service.
Cheers Mark!
Thank you Mark.
He is fit doe
You may have lost and left a piece of yourself in grenfell but just remember how much you've grown since! "Certainly the heroe of the hour always!" 💝💗💖
Thank you 😔
rockymcchopchop your welcome Hun!❤️
I only have one word! GOOSEBUMPS!😢😢😢
Thank you x
Your poem is beautiful 💙
Thank you x
Came to find this after hearing you talk on morning tv, Ricky. Heartfelt thanks to you. Very powerful poem and video, a moving and heartfelt tribute l💕
Thank you x
Wow....wonderful Poetry, which takes other's there during that disastrous period.
That is what I call true and real poetry, making others feel the anxiety and pain which
could never be erased.
I wasn't there, but it haunted me for weeks following this tragedy. I was in complete
shock and also considered it as being surreal. I often wondered - if this tragedy had
affected my mind, then what about the others who were there in the presence ?
This is true Poetic works of art, which should be recognized nationally and awarded
with a prize !!!
Wow. Thanks so much for your kind words!!
just saw the video of the 3 year event that brought me here :( what a touching poem . This is so sad for all envolved :(
Thank you for your kind words x
Devastatingly beautiful 💔
Thank you
reflective and emotional we all resonate. 💚💚💚
Thank you for making this and sharing.
You're welcome
Met Ricky and Roy last night at the Hastings Fringe- Inspiring and thought provoking.
It was a pleasure to be there!!!
2 years 😭💚💚💚 xx keep strong West London💚💚💚 xx
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God bless all firefighters
Yes Thank you Rick Nuttall (nice name) and This Morning for such an empathic story that hit us all in some way or another then and now.
Polly-jaiyne aka Paula O'Malley
Thank you Polly
rockymcchopchop your welcome Hun!
I love this video so much and i am in it 😍
This absolute disgrace of a tragedy has been superseded in terms of attention by the latest fuck up of brexit. I won't forget, few normal people will forget. London won't forget. Much love to you Ricky. Martin from Brixton
shame on you , your disgrace
I’m the girl with pigtails and tanned
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Has paddy not been to a fire where people have died before ? Can he not cope with his job ? Has he not been trained to cope with his job as a firefighter and had coping skills taught to him ? ? Grenfell was horrible we can all agree on that , I'm just shocked that so many first responders seem unable to cope with there actual employment
We don't have an inability to cope with our jobs. I was back on duty four hours after my shift ended. I find your thinking strange. What makes me incredible at my job is my ability to feel empathy. If we lose someone, it hurts me. Because I care about that persons life. It's why I train so hard, at work and physically. It's why I've been so vocal about the importance of looking after your mental health. You are obviously not a firefighter or you would already know that you can't be taught how to deal with trauma. That training doesn't exist. Mental health has always been a problem in traumatic jobs like the armed forces and emergency services. The only difference now is we are starting to talk about it and fix our minds, instead of bottling it up and going home to our families who are met with anger and abuse in all forms and ultimately end up divorced and/or estranged from their kids. I am happy being me and with who and how I am. Work on yourself so you can be nicer. It's a lovely world out their if you confront your pain and connect with those around you.
This isn't an inability to cope with one's employment. The amount of horrors one experiences over a career takes it's toll, but can be managed. But an event such as Grenfell where the death toll and stresses was greater than any one there had experienced, as well as the unbearable feeling if failure or feeling guilty due to feeling that you could have saved more is something that you could never prepare yourself for.
99% of fire calls don't end up with anyone dead and the greatest damage is to property. One death or serious injury is considered a huge tragedy. Now multiply that by 80.
Thank you all for your support guys 😊🙏🏻
I'm a Firefighter , Grenfell was a difficult job to go to by all accounts , terrible loss of life , but I find this stuff embarrassing and reeks of self promotion , firefighters have to get on with it that's our job . Move on to the next job , I've got 25 years in the service and take pride in just getting on with it no matter what .Must be better therapy out there than making moody videos and talking to Ruth Langsford on this morning , get a grip .Also you haven't got any hair so it wouldn't be smoke stained lazy rhyming .
John L Sullivan mind ur life stop being a hater
Fuck u
Don't worry we all will eventually die , I'm sorry you feel that way but the poetry is terrible x
You understand there are people in London who were no where near that fire and have suffered mentally from seeing a tower burn down that quickly and knowing that as they’re watching that fire people are inside burning to death. It’s kind of a humans worst nightmare manifested. I watched it on TV from the US and I wasn’t ok in my head or spirit for a few months. It was live on tv in the evening here and I just sat there and watched this tower burn down, knowing people were inside. It’s one of the most frightening things I’ve ever witnessed. I can’t imagine any firefighter being able to walk away anything but completely shattered as a humans and suffer from ptsd, knowing that 72 people died, entire families in some cases.
Hey John! What makes me incredible at my job is my ability to feel empathy. If we lose someone, it hurts me. Because I care about that persons life. It's why I train so hard, at work and physically. It's why I've been so vocal about the importance of looking after your mental health. You can't be taught how to deal with trauma. That training doesn't exist. Mental health has always been a problem in traumatic jobs like the armed forces and emergency services. The only difference now is we are starting to talk about it and fix our minds, instead of bottling it up and going home to our families who are met with anger and abuse in all forms and ultimately end up divorced and/or estranged from their kids. I am happy being me and with who and how I am. Work on yourself so you can be nice. You say this is self promotion? Please explain how? I fail to see how you could ever be a firefighter. Talking about the effects of something means just that. I also "get on with my job" and have never booked sick through mental health issues. Discussing the importance of mental health in men is a very worthy cause and I suspect you would benefit from doing the same. Lastly you have hair all over your body and it does indeed become smoke stained......but again, you would know that if you were actually a firefighter 🤷♂️🤦♂️