As someone who also has suspected hypermobility syndrome/E. Danlos - OW OW OW. Such sympathy for this woman. I dislocated my hip when I was a kid and had the same issue of my muscles being in hyperspasm. Ended up having surgery to pop it back in. Now I just pop joints and they go in on their own. The joy of poppin' joints. :p
With my knee, as a nine year old, they didn't give me pain med options. The dr warned me Id hate him for about 2 seconds and then the pain would be gone. At 57 years old, I still hate him. That sucked. Yes, double jointed, loose jointed .. ehler danlos hypermobile. ... we hear all the terms. My ortho guy says I have it. The genetic guy says I ALMOST have it. Whatever. Ive dislocated my knee over ten times and my shoulder, three. I mèet most of the other criteria.
When the nurse says that she "decided to take her dog to the vet," I hope that she does not mean that she took her dog to be euthanized. Many dogs are frightened by a big, human face leaning in toward them, which is why her dog nipped her lip, when she leaned toward him for a kiss. A dog that nervous should not be around children, I agree with her there. But he could live in an all-adult home, where his pet-parents understand that while he likes to be petted, he's frightened if you move your head in toward him, he's afraid that you're going to bite him.
I had a dog that bit. Anyone that got too close or reached a hand. The dog was lightening fast. The vet said this was common with a “ Matron dog,” used only for breeding. Not socialized. She was all used up, so was given to me at 8 yrs old. I adored her. But I had her euthanized when I had to go take care of my Mother with a fatal Dx. I knew my dog would injure her. I still miss her,, but my mother meant more to me,,, my Mother would not have been able to keep from touching the dog. Sad all around. 😢
Why didn't Stanley have O2 in place?---Yep, as a nurse who's been in some overworked shifts, I can attest to that statement..."That's just how we are."
I'm American, and I agree. But I do think that we need Medicaid for everyone. Too many people are still without insurance, with our current system. They don't get appropriate healthcare, and that affects all of us.
@@BellaFirenze25 million is the figure that I find, but too many, certainly. There are good insurance plans available for as little as $25 per month. I just priced plans for a former employee of mine. Many uninsured are young adults, who feel invincible, and think that they don't need health insurance. The poor are on Medicaid, our national health insurance.
25 million Americans are without health insurance, yes. Many of these are young people who feel invincible, and who choose not to purchase health insurance. I recently priced plans for a former employee of mine, and found a good plan for her, priced at $25.00 per month, based on her income, and her status as the single parent of one child. There are many affordable plans, should people choose to purchase them. And the poor are covered by Medicaid, and the seniors are covered by Medicare.
Well time to wake up. That practice is already here! I can’t say enough good about what I have seen regarding Emergency/Trauma in England, especially advanced paramedics and doctors responding to calls.
As others have posted. There's is no such thing as "Dbl jointed ' there is a chronic illness called Ehlers-Danlos that causes hyper mobility and many many other issues. It causes our joints to dislocate extremely easily!! It also can cause alot of other debilitating and extremely painful, and potentially life threatening issues including heart and other vascular issues. It also tends to go along with the diagnoses of dysautonomia, POTS, MCAS, and gastroparesis. It's absolutely horrible to have any version of these. I have them and am almost totally debilitated. It's offensive, esp as a retired paramedic, to see this title. If you're going to present a professional show, then use the proper terminology please!! It's very possible that this pt doesn't even know that she likely has Ehlers-Danlos as it's not the first thing that most drs look for. But more are being better educated all the time. Please, for the sake of all of us that suffer (and i DO mean suffer) with this, use the rt terminology!! It at least add a disclaimer if this pt hasn't been diagnosed and chg the title to something a bit more accurate. Thank you
There is no such thing as 'double jointed' the correct expression if 'loose jointed' where joints are more flexible than normal. Double joints are a physical impossibility.
Gloves are for the healthcare worker more than anything lol. If they don't wear them, that's their choice. I think the UK is more relaxed than the US about glove usage. They wore them when handling blood products, at least.
@@gianisoma As a healthcare worker, even with a shortage of gloves, we have always managed to get by. They make 6 sizes and at least a dozen different types just in the nitrile category. If we run out of the size you wear, you fit yourself into another size or use a different type. We have never run out of the most commonly used sizes (s, m, lg), though, so this reasoning is highly unlikely. What I was trying to tell you was exactly what I said...the universal precautions in the UK are much more relaxed than in the US.
@@KaiyaCorrbin Thank you for replying. I misunderstood the OP’s comment to mean that due to the shortage of gloves, people can no longer practice universal precautions. I thought you’d run out of gloves before so, people wouldn’t even have the choice to wear them or not. I appreciate you clearing that up for me. Thanks so much!
Because of Chloes stupidity regarding kissing her Dog the Dog was put down which I do not agree with. Had she left the Dog alone none of this would have happened. I do not believe that Chloe has any real empathy for the patients.
Wow. You’re bitter af aren’t you? Do you even have a pet? Mistakes happen. And sometimes (especially when you rescue a dog) as a dog ages it starts to get aggressive due to a brain issue. Until you have lived having to put down a dog who suddenly became aggressive with no warning you can keep your opinions to yourself. I’ve lived her type of hell. It haunts you for life and you feel like you failed your dog but the truth is ITS BEYOND YOUR CONTROL. My dog I have now loves hugs and kisses and loves us warnings when she’s uncomfortable. I’ve studied dog behaviour and dog psychology for training and you are fundamentally wrong. Have the day you deserve.
Wow. You’re bitter af aren’t you? Do you even have a pet? Mistakes happen. And sometimes (especially when you rescue a dog) as a dog ages it starts to get aggressive due to a brain issue. Until you have lived having to put down a dog who suddenly became aggressive with no warning you can keep your opinions to yourself. I’ve lived her type of hell. It haunts you for life and you feel like you failed your dog but the truth is ITS BEYOND YOUR CONTROL. My dog I have now loves hugs and kisses and loves us warnings when she’s uncomfortable. I’ve studied dog behaviour and dog psychology for training and you are fundamentally wrong. Have the day you deserve.
They have a zero tolerance policy in the UK, but she also said this wasn't the fist time it had happened, just that it was the worst. She also said it wasn't an easy decision to make.
what if that was a child who kissed the dog! It could have caused significant long term disfigurement or worse. She had no choice. Anyhow, the dog might have been given to an appropriate new home.
I wouldn't want Sister Jane's job. What a warrior she is 😮
Read the title and my first thought was immediately “ehlers danlos syndrome” (specifically the hypermobile type)
mine too instantly
That’s what I have.
Hypermobility or Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome? If she hasnt been tested, she needs ti be.
agree 100%. her kids need to be monitored as well since EDS is a family sharing thing.
I have hyper mobility ehlers danlos syndrome. I was thinking the same thing!
This is always my first thought when I see "hypermobility of joints"! It's definitely something that needs to be checked out.
@@farmwife7944 By “family sharing thing” do you mean “genetic”?
Yup. 😪
As someone who also has suspected hypermobility syndrome/E. Danlos - OW OW OW. Such sympathy for this woman. I dislocated my hip when I was a kid and had the same issue of my muscles being in hyperspasm. Ended up having surgery to pop it back in. Now I just pop joints and they go in on their own. The joy of poppin' joints. :p
With my knee, as a nine year old, they didn't give me pain med options. The dr warned me Id hate him for about 2 seconds and then the pain would be gone. At 57 years old, I still hate him. That sucked. Yes, double jointed, loose jointed .. ehler danlos hypermobile. ... we hear all the terms. My ortho guy says I have it. The genetic guy says I ALMOST have it. Whatever. Ive dislocated my knee over ten times and my shoulder, three. I mèet most of the other criteria.
When the nurse says that she "decided to take her dog to the vet," I hope that she does not mean that she took her dog to be euthanized. Many dogs are frightened by a big, human face leaning in toward them, which is why her dog nipped her lip, when she leaned toward him for a kiss. A dog that nervous should not be around children, I agree with her there. But he could live in an all-adult home, where his pet-parents understand that while he likes to be petted, he's frightened if you move your head in toward him, he's afraid that you're going to bite him.
I think he was euthanized😢
She put her Pet her Dog down.
I had a dog that bit. Anyone that got too close or reached a hand. The dog was lightening fast. The vet said this was common with a “ Matron dog,” used only for breeding. Not socialized. She was all used up, so was given to me at 8 yrs old. I adored her. But I had her euthanized when I had to go take care of my Mother with a fatal Dx. I knew my dog would injure her. I still miss her,, but my mother meant more to me,,, my Mother would not have been able to keep from touching the dog. Sad all around. 😢
Thank god to the doctors!❤
& nurses!!
Yay! Jane is on-duty, I absolutely adore her!!! ❤ (The short hair fits her perfectly 👍🏼)
CNA too✌️♥️
Possible Ehler-Danlos syndrome
You can only do what you can do. Fred in Princeton BC
Hello fellow British Columbian !
Port Coquitlam, B. C. …. 🇨🇦
American hospitals, when we are full and ambulances keep coming, switch to 'divert' status, which means new patients go to other hospitals.
I love hospital videos.
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It must be so frustrating to be on a list for a pacemaker. Could this be an issue of socialized medicine? Perhaps the United States should take heed.
Why didn't Stanley have O2 in place?---Yep, as a nurse who's been in some overworked shifts, I can attest to that statement..."That's just how we are."
I’m glad I live in the USA. All my doctors are wonderful and I don’t have to use Emergency Dept for doctors appointments
I'm American, and I agree. But I do think that we need Medicaid for everyone. Too many people are still without insurance, with our current system. They don't get appropriate healthcare, and that affects all of us.
You are very fortunate. Almost 27 million Americans do not have health insurance.
@@BellaFirenze25 million is the figure that I find, but too many, certainly. There are good insurance plans available for as little as $25 per month. I just priced plans for a former employee of mine. Many uninsured are young adults, who feel invincible, and think that they don't need health insurance. The poor are on Medicaid, our national health insurance.
25 million Americans are without health insurance, yes. Many of these are young people who feel invincible, and who choose not to purchase health insurance. I recently priced plans for a former employee of mine, and found a good plan for her, priced at $25.00 per month, based on her income, and her status as the single parent of one child. There are many affordable plans, should people choose to purchase them. And the poor are covered by Medicaid, and the seniors are covered by Medicare.
Well time to wake up. That practice is already here!
I can’t say enough good about what I have seen regarding Emergency/Trauma in England, especially advanced paramedics and doctors responding to calls.
Love this show, but why do the doctors talk so loud all the time, all of these people can’t be hatd of hearing.
As others have posted. There's is no such thing as "Dbl jointed ' there is a chronic illness called Ehlers-Danlos that causes hyper mobility and many many other issues. It causes our joints to dislocate extremely easily!! It also can cause alot of other debilitating and extremely painful, and potentially life threatening issues including heart and other vascular issues. It also tends to go along with the diagnoses of dysautonomia, POTS, MCAS, and gastroparesis. It's absolutely horrible to have any version of these. I have them and am almost totally debilitated. It's offensive, esp as a retired paramedic, to see this title. If you're going to present a professional show, then use the proper terminology please!! It's very possible that this pt doesn't even know that she likely has Ehlers-Danlos as it's not the first thing that most drs look for. But more are being better educated all the time. Please, for the sake of all of us that suffer (and i DO mean suffer) with this, use the rt terminology!! It at least add a disclaimer if this pt hasn't been diagnosed and chg the title to something a bit more accurate. Thank you
Never any beds
In the show?
There is no such thing as 'double jointed' the correct expression if 'loose jointed' where joints are more flexible than normal. Double joints are a physical impossibility.
She has, according to the narration, hypermobility syndrome.
Hyperlaxity/hypermobility
I have hyper mobility ehlers danlos syndrome. Basically meaning my joints are loose and are more prone to injury
@@Amber-and-meme too!
@@mxbritt20 twinsies! Lol😅
I guess there is a shortage of gloves in the UK... no more universal precautions.
Gloves are for the healthcare worker more than anything lol. If they don't wear them, that's their choice. I think the UK is more relaxed than the US about glove usage. They wore them when handling blood products, at least.
I'm in South Africa 🇿🇦. 😪
@@gianisoma As a healthcare worker, even with a shortage of gloves, we have always managed to get by. They make 6 sizes and at least a dozen different types just in the nitrile category. If we run out of the size you wear, you fit yourself into another size or use a different type. We have never run out of the most commonly used sizes (s, m, lg), though, so this reasoning is highly unlikely. What I was trying to tell you was exactly what I said...the universal precautions in the UK are much more relaxed than in the US.
@@KaiyaCorrbin Thank you for replying. I misunderstood the OP’s comment to mean that due to the shortage of gloves, people can no longer practice universal precautions. I thought you’d run out of gloves before so, people wouldn’t even have the choice to wear them or not.
I appreciate you clearing that up for me. Thanks so much!
@@gianisoma No problem!
Because of Chloes stupidity regarding kissing her Dog the Dog was put down which I do not agree with. Had she left the Dog alone none of this would have happened. I do not believe that Chloe has any real empathy for the patients.
Wow. You’re bitter af aren’t you? Do you even have a pet?
Mistakes happen. And sometimes (especially when you rescue a dog) as a dog ages it starts to get aggressive due to a brain issue. Until you have lived having to put down a dog who suddenly became aggressive with no warning you can keep your opinions to yourself.
I’ve lived her type of hell. It haunts you for life and you feel like you failed your dog but the truth is ITS BEYOND YOUR CONTROL. My dog I have now loves hugs and kisses and loves us warnings when she’s uncomfortable. I’ve studied dog behaviour and dog psychology for training and you are fundamentally wrong.
Have the day you deserve.
Wow. You’re bitter af aren’t you? Do you even have a pet?
Mistakes happen. And sometimes (especially when you rescue a dog) as a dog ages it starts to get aggressive due to a brain issue. Until you have lived having to put down a dog who suddenly became aggressive with no warning you can keep your opinions to yourself.
I’ve lived her type of hell. It haunts you for life and you feel like you failed your dog but the truth is ITS BEYOND YOUR CONTROL. My dog I have now loves hugs and kisses and loves us warnings when she’s uncomfortable. I’ve studied dog behaviour and dog psychology for training and you are fundamentally wrong.
Have the day you deserve.
I agree poor dog😢
They have a zero tolerance policy in the UK, but she also said this wasn't the fist time it had happened, just that it was the worst. She also said it wasn't an easy decision to make.
what if that was a child who kissed the dog! It could have caused significant long term disfigurement or worse. She had no choice. Anyhow, the dog might have been given to an appropriate new home.
I cannot watch this. The music is horrible and disturbing. Very disturbing and unneeded.