A Couple's Cancer Journey - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S16 E01
Join us in this emotional journey as we witness the unwavering love and resilience of Roy and Marion. Their lives take an unexpected turn when Marion is diagnosed with lung cancer, challenging them both physically and emotionally. Through ups and downs, they show us the true meaning of love and strength in the face of adversity.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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Georgina is a compassionate, excellent nurse. My Mom passed from lung cancer when she was 72. She and my Dad were married for 52 years. He took excellent care of her.
I love seeing the ones with the older couples my parents were together for 55 years when my mom passed away
Lost my Mama in 2015 due to lung cancer. I've been battling triple negative breast cancer since the summer of 2021. Young or old, cancer is a terrible disease. It doesn't discriminate! 😢
Roy looked so much like my dear Dad at first; I got very emotional. He never got to be 80😢
Georgina is the kind of nurse we need in the Niagara Region 🇨🇦
Well hello my fellow Canuck. I’m not far from you in Hamilton BUT my husband’s family is from St. Catharine’s & we go out there at least twice a week. Talk about a small world though. 😂
@@SomethingAboutBeautee and hello from another Canuck 😉 Calgary here, but originally from Marmora Ont!
The wedding photo of Roy and his wife signing the register is so lovely!
The Mods! That can take you back! I could see the Beatles & Twiggy on the photos. Those were the days. Georgina looks like a very cute child but she’s a pretty young lady. Derick and Marion are such a wonderful couple.
Georgina is a wonderful nurse. She truly found her calling, she seems like such a wonderful person.
She is an absolut beautiful sweetheart
She’s absolutely incredible ❤
Absolutely! What a sweet spirit.
People have outpatient surgery and it's perfectly good care! I personally have had many outpatient surgeries and gone home the same day.
As a former RN , I appreciate Georgina's expertise, but most admirably, she comes across as a warm hug even through the television. What a wonderful and generous professional she is.
She does ❤ I just adore her.
Both couples are so beautiful and loving❤
The minute Roys Wife said shongololo I knew she was from Southern Africa ❤
Georgina has the most beautiful eyes. She is goodness thorough and thorough. I hope she is doing well!
I've had a chronic illness (Crohn's Disease) that gives me arthritis as a secondary condition, got diagnosed when I was ~10 or so. You're never too young to get kicked in the ass like that, lol. Always sick of it when I hear people tell other people they're "too young to have that sort of thing", because I've been living with this for over a decade now and it's sure as hell not gone away magically because I was "too young", and since I'm getting older every day I reckon it's gonna be here for the long haul :'] Georgina, I feel you with that one!
Roy and Anne❣ My heart breaks 💔... love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
It sounds like Laila's mother has really matured, bless her.
Such interesting life stories on this episode!!
Poor love. How on earth could they have sent her home soo soon .
Where are the other episodes of season 14? I was wondering some cases from there
Wonderful as usual. Inspiring stories
I remember the morning I got the call when the cancer doctor said Randle I got bad news. He said you’ve got a malignant melanoma skin cancer it was stage 3B. My heart sank he said it’s one of the deadliest form of cancer and kills more people than anything else. I’ve been taking treatments all this year and got another years worth to take. The surgeon said she got it all this time and there’s a 50% chance it will come back. I’m ready for it let’s get it over with. Then I tore my right shoulder up bad and then had a triple bypass surgery all this the last half and this year to date that’s what I’m looking at. I pray for everybody that their health is bad like mine. It does something to a person to hear news like this. People don’t understand unless they’ve been through it. I pray nobody goes through it ever again Amen 🙏.
Roy looks like James Cagney
Georgina is the epitome of an empathetic, caring nurse. I would feel immediately calmer and reassured if she appeared at my bedside.
Thank you Banijay!
I cracked my head open kinda in the same way as Layla. I stood on a table and table top opened. I had to get staples in the pack of my head. I still have the scars in the back of my head from where the staples are. And that was 11ish years ago when I cracked my head open
Laila is beautiful
This was a pretty decent episode, but I really miss the music from earlier seasons.
"The structures of society are there if you need it...." Nice sentiment but ain't true, just ain't true.
Not in the States for sure
Awww Roy and Anne , my kids call centipedes chongololo too instead of zongororo 😅, sending much love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤
I thought ..WTF is an 83yr old doing up a ladder...silly old buggar ..And then remembered that my sister does things like that and she 91 this month😮😂
The story about Rhodesia😢
Can she not have one lung removed? Thousands of people operate just fine with one lung
Damn. Has Roy never trimmed the hairs in his nose?😂
How can someone be operated on and released the same day, terrible care.
Happens in the USA all the time.
Not much of the hospital and staff care. Sad❤❤❤❤❤
Depends on the type of operation, patients response on waking up, and is it actually better to recover at home since hospitals are mass infection location. Unfortunately, complications can happen. I ended up in the hospital after surgery because of internal bleeding. Yes, I am in the USA.
@@user-qh7de4fv7m It happens everywhere. Not just in the US.
No space to keep them, lack of funding, everyone wants the best care but nobody wants to pay for it.
It seems to be a pattern on this show that there has to be an elderly man falling from a roof every couple of shows. 🤦🏻♀️ What is up with that? 🤷🏻♀️
Roy and Anne, the desperate state of the dictatorship of Zimbabwe now, 100 times worse than when it was Rhodesia with plenty of well run schools, hospitals, electricity ALL day.
She had an emergency operation and y'all let her go home knowing she has cancer and should have kept her overnight or few days in the hospital ❤❤
My parents names where Anne and Roy. They have both passed, and I was very blessed to have had such wonderful parents. I hope that Roy and Anne are doing well.
Same with me my parents have passed away now to. I pray everybody stays strong so people like me can stay healthy and safe Amen 🙏
The pictures of the couple were wonderful.
I loved seeing that as well.
Marion and Derek are such sweet people. ❤
I can never understand why these elderly men, even the heavy set ones who keep going on rooftops or climbing trees risking their lives, to do tasks. 😢
Wife: I'll call the moss removal people.
Husband: No, I'm not paying for that. I'll do it.
Wife: But . . . .
Husband: Aaaaaaaaaagh . . . . .
@@sarahsnowe lol. You are right. What can I say? Lol 😆
You really dont know, or are you just feeling a little smug? I don't know your age or financial position but unfortunately many many seniors dont have much choice anymore. Their children or other younger relatives friends or neighbors have become too busy with their own lives to consider the help they may need. Let's face it, maybe you are the exception, but with your lack of understanding what elderly people face when they can't afford to hire someone in and their people can't be bothered. In more cases than not, it's rent, house payment gas, electric you name it, or groceries. They aren't usually left with a lot of choices.
Don't attack me, I'm looking at the bigger picture. It's not worth risking their lives, that's all I'm saying.
The doctor's last words to him were, “Don't go back on the roof.” That's my point, choose life.
With my dad i know its because he wants to stay self-sufficient and keep their independence
I'm amazed at all the doctors are doing such a wonderful job and really caring for each patient God bless them all
🛵 pick one 🏍...she pick you 😆😄🔥💖🙈🛵💖💖
Stop climbing up on the roof...
I wish our emergency rooms here in the US were ran this way. I had to take my 7 year old son to the ER last night after speaking with his on call DR. He’d aspirated into his lungs (he has GERD) and we were told to check in at the ER and get an xray to get images of his lungs and take preventative measures against aspiration pneumonia (which can be lethal, also known as “silent death” because it often has a lack of symptoms). Well, we had the most dismissive, rude Dr imaginable. He rolled his eyes when I told him we were instructed to come in and he immediately left to discharge us as soon as I was done explaining why we were there. No xray, no medicine, no nothing. He didn’t even listen to my son’s lungs/breathing. He acted annoyed to be dealing with us and told me to “go home and let him be a kid”. I left feeling so defeated. Not to mention, we were visibly the only people there. I was left to wander the ER department to find my way out. We didn’t see a single room that was occupied. Just empty halls and awkward silence.
Most of this is just for show. What you've experienced is reality.
@@Largo-y I know. That wasn’t the first less than satisfactory ER visit Ive experienced. But I’ve also had a trip where I felt like my health and comfort were important. I got sprayed by an overheated car radiator when a guy took the cap off and I just happened to be walking by with my then 2 year old in my arms. I saw it as it happened and luckily I was able to turn and shield my baby. But my shoulder, back, and left arm got literally boiled. The skin came right off and I got huge blisters all over me. I got mostly 2nd and 3rd degree burns and was taken to a hospital in a nearby town. They were great while I was there. But I did come in via ambulance, so maybe that played a part in it? I like to think that there are still ER teams out there that strive to be “like the ones on TV”
@@Largo-ythe NHS is not that great. Don’t be fooled. I’d report that doctor. Maybe it was empty because he dismissed everyone else too.
So glad to see everyone doing well! Cheers!
Hopefully. But, this was at least 7-12 years ago, I suspect.
Where is season 15 of this show
Right!!? Missed season 13 and 15. Where do we send complaints?😢
Watching how National Health Service works in UK, I want to move there. There is so much more genuine care and concern for patients than in USA. Its a kinder, more caring system. In USA, EVERYTHING IS ALL ABOUT MONEY.
What a loving couple ❤ they were, and still are, a beautiful couple!!
My hats off to all the health care workers out there. The ones of us that set home don’t realize how important they are till we need them.
I want to hug Georgina ❤ What an empathetic human she is ❤
Another great bunch of stories
I love hospital videos.
Wait… what happened to season 15? This is now season 16 episode one you missed a whole season again you’ve done this like 2times before you need to post those missing seasons it’s annoying!