This is just a show, reality you wouldn’t be allowed to

@@rachal4685 In reality if you are a first responder, and you are the only thing stopping this person from dying; family or not, you have to handle it. There are plenty of news stories where 911/999 dispatchers or paramedics attend or pick up an emergency call to find out the victim or caller is either a family member, a close friend, or a loved one. You don't see them handing the call off to a colleague. EMS/Paramedics could let their partner deal with their loved one, true, but that's not an option if their are a solo first responder like a motorbike paramedic. I am sure they have been trained for this, but I'm not sure I would ever be ready for that.

A paramedic in Canada treated a dying girl who'd been in a car crash and later found out it was her daughter. It can and does happen. Reading that article made me cry like a baby. I hope she knew her mum was there for her in her last moments.

@@sapphireseptember Yes, it does happen, I'm not sure I could do it without turning into a hysterical mess. I would not be able to function.

​@@rachal4685Jesus loves you all ❤️ his the only why to heaven❤

Good lord

Lol

gaelic blood is stronger than medical emergencies

Good lass! 😁

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yeah I’m the kind of person who finds a safe place to park if I need to call anyone

You do realise cars these days have special devices that connect to your phone so you don’t actually use your phone???

And don't talk to passengers, listen to the radio. In fact, do nothing at all.

@@dominika4009 yes I’m very aware of this considering I have one of those cars but I still park up somewhere safe anyway

@@seansamurai1981 I do have the radio on only like on 3 or 5 volume not loud enough to distract me from driving but just enough to keep me relaxed otherwise i stress to much when driving that’s when I start having accidents

good bloody question. was nobody paying attention to what was going on in front of them? who are these people? to they hand out driving licences in cereal boxes now?

I mean theres nothing else to call an accident ig you could go like mass MVA

@@heresynco When you are going 100 mph and the car five lengths ahead of you suddenly does something unexpected and becomes an obstruction it becomes reflexes, skill, and luck, braking is rarely enough, you choose a path, sometimes you choose wrong, sometimes you just lack the time to evade, sometimes you lack the reflexes, sometimes you are distracted for just a moment, changing the heat, the song, the volume, your kids are yelling, your drink spilled, you need to cough, or yawn. When the car ahead of you goes from 100 to 0 in a fraction of a second even at 30 feet away you have maybe a second to process, choose a course of action and initiate, there is no points for almost, you make it or you don't.

@@Wulfen73 given there appeared zero trouble for the firefighting assets to get to the incident, it's spectacularly unlikely it was a "100mph" zone. do they even have 100mph zones there? that's like 160kph. you can give all the excuses you like. a safe stopping distance would minimise the sheer numbers of wreckage involved. at 100mph, 30 feet would be way, way too close.

​@@heresynco In the US the driving test is insanely easy. In the UK or elsewhere it's insanely hard. I've heard of folks being asked to drive around a parking lot and passing their test. If folks talk about making it harder they complain about it being unfair, I mean just look at the death trap's some US drivers drive around. If they had to take the same road worthiness tests half of the cars would fail.

Looks like all the blood was from the cut near her hairline which would be cleaned up and under the bandage. The bruising on the other side could have developed from hitting her head on the wheel before she lost consciousness maybe

As she is wheeled in for the op, they are on her right side, same as in the car crash...

bruh what do u expect ppl with no training on these situations to do

Like everyone knew exactly how to react... It's sad, but in reality most people don't act not because they don't want to, they just can't put their minds on HOW TO.

Season 7 episode 9 😊

​@@kirashields7383 merci😊

Season 7, episode 9 😊

Season 7 episode 9

Its not about the door being locked, but damaged that it stuck. Doors, usually unlock itself wenn engine/ingnition is turned off even when cut in an accident but of course an accident can cause failure either the lock gets stuck or deformation in the door or frame of the vehicle can cause it to being compromissed and stuck.

She could have been using a hands free device

This is Chicago fire