Suddenly Losing A Loved One | 999: On The Front Line | Channel 4 Documentaries

A heartbreaking scene, but it at least illustrates how important the work our 999 paramedics do even in those tragic situations when there is nothing they can do for the patient.

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[bebeflamand]

Bless the ambulance workers, taking care of the family and the lady with such dignity and respect.

[murphyslaw]

Death is a fact of life and yet it seems so unfair. No matter how good you were; no matter if you were the purest “soul” in existence, we all go. It’s awful.

[SCOUT_THE-SERVANT]

Words can't explain the reality of what you're in and going through at that time.
You just comprehend that loved one's time is done, over, ended. There is no more time for you and that person to share. No more words, no more meal.

[_kim]

I love how kind they were to the daughter. I’ve never been in that situation but I hope if I am one day that my family and I are treated with such kindness.

[lvhenrymonty]

I dont know why people say tht the ambulance is not needed to attend this death body jobs they need to attend to care for the people left behind as the people left behind when their loved one passes away there is a severe lack of support for the people left behind no one seems to care bout the loved ones left behind at all

[Rebecca_Bailey]

I know how they feel. My dad passed away suddenly in 2019. My brother found him in bed, cold and according to a police officer when he was found he would’ve been dead a few hours at least, my brother even tried CPR. I’ll never forget going into his bedroom where he was laid and seeing his face, it was horrible and it’s an image I’ll never forget, he also had to go to the coroner because of his sudden death and he also hadn’t seen a doctor in the 28 days previous, the postmortem examination had found that he died from left ventricular failure, congestive cardiac failure, ischaemic and hypertensive heart disease which I didn’t know he had and COPD which we were already aware of

[TameenaKhalid-tonj]

This is a fact of-life we all are going to die sorry for there loss🙏🤲🏻

[yaserali]

Death is a right for all living people due to the negligence of the children
The least I can do is have someone with her. I hope the children take care of their parents

[pewpew]

If they are believed to be deceased, an ambulance shouldn’t be attending. What a silly dispatch, obvious CAT5 Material.

[feelinsupersonic]

Died suddenly, follow the
$ cience

[raninazreen]

Why would you leave your mom alone in a house