I Spent 48 Hours with Firefighters in America's Hottest City (115°F)

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• NE

  @need2kno170 · 2 days ago

  She absolutely understood. She just didn’t care

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• EM

  @Emilywmily99 · 12 days ago

  The lady refusing to let her husband go to the hospital is so disgusting and selfish

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• MZ

  @mzfitmama2361 · 2 weeks ago

  That poor man, not being able to take care of himself all she thought about was her selfish reasons. That is just heartbreaking. Talking to him like that just wow. 😢😮

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• JU

  @justbeinghonest1 · 4 days ago

  She is making him sick by not letting him go to the hospital, but he did stand up for himself

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• L_

  @L_J_RL · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  It’s sad that people refuse to get help because they know they will be in bad financial shape afterwards

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• TM

  @tmntleo · 2 weeks ago

  Feels like fire fighters in America are just medical people in different uniforms because they seem to do more medical emergencies than anything else.

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• JA

  @jacobccc · 2 weeks ago

  keep the videos in AZ coming!

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• KV

  @Kvngfree · 1 day ago

  I would die laughing if all the stations you went to communicated and said, “let’s make him taco salads at every station he hits”, as a prank 😂 I can see them doing it

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• TH

  @TheAustralia24 · 2 weeks ago

  you should spend 48 hours with uk firefighters and ambulances like you did with uk police

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• KI

  @KiannaSilvaJara · 4 days ago

  Two patients with diabetic keto acidosis DKA and a man with supraventricular tachycardia SVT. As a nursing student this is so helpful to see real life situations

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• HE

  @heidijohannes4271 · 2 weeks ago

  The situation with the gentleman and his wife; where she was trying to keep him from going to the hospital - probably actually happens more than we realize. There's probably so many similar situations. If I stop and think about it, I can't imagine actually the amount of times they probably go to a call and the person that becomes the patient is the caregiver for someone else. Then what do they do!?

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• 32

  @32ndspecialist · 2 weeks ago

  It's common for the temperature in Arizona to be in the 100's even @ night time. The asphalt holds the heat & keeps it hot all summer long.

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