Seizures on the Beach - Scary Moments for Lifeguards
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Published 2021-01-23
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Bondi Rescue follows the work of the elite professional #Lifeguards who patrol Australia’s busiest beach. This is Australia’s real life Baywatch! Taking the viewers on their journey through mass rescues, drownings, resuscitations, shark sightings, and all number of the weird and wonderful experiences Bondi Beach dishes up.
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All Comments (21)
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Seems like anything can happen down at Bondi. Lifeguards have to be prepared for anything and always ready to act! (Check out some of their best rescues here - youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0Xa58krD0jXcnNCuNWTGCO…
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“Glad you came round when you did, I was a bit worried!” Her: passes out
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Ngl, the medic that came on that motorcycle, looked so fucking badass
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I feel so bad for the diabetic🥺. Diabetes,epilepsy and being in a wheelchair is so terrible and when he says “back to war” made me tear up
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I feel bad for Angelica, she was apologising for having seizures and she can’t control them yet she was apologetic :(
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I love how the diabetic recovers and says “back to war” makes me emotional
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“Glad you came ‘round when you did, I was a bit worried.” Her: SIKE
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I keep on thinking "don't call a ambulance just drive them to the hospital." Then I remember it's not american and a ambulance ride doesn't cost 8,000 dollars
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Ten year paramedic here. Those lifeguards are doing everything right for what they're able to do. Keeping their patients calm, getting them into a recovery position when needed, calling for more advanced help quickly. They're doing a great job setting up the patients for when the paramedics arrive. Seizures can be intimidating, especially if one is not prepared for them or had a lot of experience responding to them but there were able to handle things well in these clips. Good onya mates.
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if i ever got hit on the head and someone asks me what day it is, i wouldnt be able to answer, not because i wouldnt know, but simply because i never check.
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The woman in the first clip helping that young man after his seizure is so sweet. Most people who come out of a seizure can be tired, confused, and scared. Keeping them calm and comforted can help them through the moment.
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hearing “your with the life Guards” after Marina accident is just as comforting as hearing “ don’t worry, i’m a doctor” after you have been in a motor cycle crash. there is nothing that sounds better
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As a nurse I’m so impressed with how the lifeguards handle health conditions especially when they’re not common like seizures. Well done guys
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Actually so impressed about the way the lifeguards handled the seizures.
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If Australia was a person, they'd probably look and talk like Reidy.
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As an epileptic, it’s terrifying waking up after a seizure because your mind is groggy and everything hurts and you can’t recognise what happened or where you are, so I think that the life guards handled these cases really well. If I were one of these patients I’d feel as if I were in good hands.
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13:36 “I’m glad you came round I was a bit worried” passed out again
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"Back to war!" what a legend.
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That Pete guy was a true warrior “Back to war” When he first came to the tower I thought maybe he had communication issues but once he came around I realised his medical condition even just strips him of the simple ability to speak etc, glad he went to the tower for help and the genuine look of concern in the lifeguards face was humbling.
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When I taught at uni one of my students had a seizure (his first one- no history). One of the girls at his table grew up with a friend with epilepsy. Her experience and help was invaluable.
