Mother Performs Tracheostomy to Save Her Child | Trauma | MD TV

When a man causes an explosive multi car pile up because he was texting while driving, the clock is ticking for paramedics to save a child's life when he's hit by shrapnel.

From Trauma Season 1 Episode 1 'Pilot' - When emergencies occur, the trauma team from San Francisco City Hospital is first on the scene, traveling by land, by sea or by air to reach their victims in time. From the heights of the city's Transamerica Pyramid to the depths of the San Francisco Bay, these heroes must face the most extreme conditions to save lives -- and give meaning to their own existence in the process. In this initial installment, tragedy hits close to home, and the lives and paths of the team are forever changed.

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[windpunkYT]

I can’t help but admire that one guy was mad at the guy that caused the accident helped saved him from the explosion.

[TheCoolProfessor]

I don't know who's worse: the texter who caused the entire mess or the doctor who was more concerned about a lawsuit than a child dying.

[Miss__Cowgirly]

Texting and driving can kill you, but it can also kill other people, including innocent children. Is your phone really more important than people’s lives? No, no it is absolutely not. Don’t text and drive, PLEASE.

[selenasimmons]

I bet that Mom feels so good about saving her son’s life

[johnnythao]

That's why you don't Text and Drive.

[KAdams-drpc]

All this misery was caused by one man on his phone! 😡🤬😡

[måneskinISTHEGOAT]

A mother would do anything for their child and she was willing to help do a procedure to save her son’s life

[dianedobson]

Mom leaves with kid but who stayed with the other kids

[antares]

I remember when an officer held a presentation about DUI and addictions in our high school when I was a freshman. I asked if the smartphones could cause a problem. She said not likely and the whole room laughed at me.
4 years later in my graduation year she came back. Her presentation: Dangers of phone addiction and driving.

Same back in middle school. I asked if sport addiction existed. Answer no. Years later it exists.

[milly]

Waiiiit a sec... Didn't the mom have like two other kids with her or something? She was driving solo, so who was staying with her other kids? I'm sure the place was locked down, so I highly doubt someone was able to drive up or something to get the kids, so did the police just take them into custody for the time being?

[angeld]

That mom is so brave helping save her son's life

[marsaq]

Wow! I really didn't expect that a small sized wound can cause fatal damage!

[Lynx_onpaws]

This makes my cry bc I know the pain of losing a kid and I don’t ever want a mother to experience it even if nothing happens and it’s just a show it’s not fair for your kid to die (I’m 14) 😟

[jamedlock]

2:15 that is just an injury. He did NOT need a Trach. He wasn't gushing blood.

[davidf]

For once, this is actually what this explosion would look like because it's all fuel 😂. Huge fireball. Black smoke. Yup. It's exaggerated and stuff but this is what all the explosions look like even if they're not fuel fires but rather something like a grenade.

[TwilightNecromancer]

And this, folks is why you don't DRIVE SO CLOSE or TEXT AND DRIVE.

[KangomineWonder]

Is bobby really saying he needs to get a meeting 🤔

[maggiemccauslin]

I love the guy who pretend the guy cut out because he cared more about helping the kid than a lawsuit

I don't get hospitals sometimes they say help people but then they'd rather people die than be sued

[urfav._vbplayer]

"Is he gonna make it to the hospital?"
*sees the boys mom*
"Oh sorry"

[joelratt]

0:11 and thats why you shouldn't text and drive