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That caused waves of pain, which caused him to flinch, which triggered muscle spasms - in a nasty feedback loop. This manвЂ™s young children were there, as well as his wife, and his problem was that he was having muscle spasms in his back, which pulled on his spine, which was riddled with cancer. It was a sobering scene for me as a young medic: the patient, in his 30s, was on a hospital bed in the living room - a common thing to see with terminal patients. We were called by a doctor to go to one of his patientвЂ™s house and bring him directly to Intensive Care. It reminds me of when I was a full-time medic in California. But instead these medics took a few minutes out to give their patient what she really needed. Medics are usually in hurry-up mode, get things going and get back in service so they can take the next call. In a field bound by protocol, medics do learn to think outside the box. They stopped, they took her out, and rolled her off the pavement so she could really experience the ocean one last time. This isnвЂ™t a drive-by вЂњhey look out the window when we go by here and look at the beach.вЂќ No. Graeme is standing there, back a little bit, waiting with her, watching over her to make sure sheвЂ™s OK, but just giving his patient that last moment. In the photo, we can see they took the gurney out of the ambulance and rolled the patient out on a bluff overlooking the ocean so she could not only see the water one last time, but feel the breeze and taste the salt air. The Service is very proud of you.вЂќ And as a volunteer medic in a rural area in the U.S., IвЂ™m proud of them too. The service concluded their online post, вЂњGreat work Hervey Bay team Danielle & Graeme. IвЂ™m afraid that in the U.S., medics could be disciplined for doing something like this. The reason we know about this event is QueenslandвЂ™s Ambulance Service posted about it on Facebook, with a picture that is on the Show Page. I think itвЂ™s a wonderful story and readers loved it, and the tagline. Sadly, the story made it into a вЂњweird newsвЂќ newsletter because itвЂ™s so unusual. My tagline on the story is: вЂњLifeвЂ™s a beach, then you die.вЂќ вЂњTears were shed and the patient felt very happy.вЂќ вЂњAbove and beyond, the crew took a small diversion to the awesome beach at Hervey Bay to give the patient this opportunity,вЂќ says ambulance officer-in-charge Helen Donaldson. Paramedics in Hervey Bay, Qld., Australia were taking a terminally ill woman to a hospital when she sighed, she wished she could вЂњjust be at the beach,вЂќ rather than go to the palliative care unit. There was a story in issue 1226 of the newsletter about something rather unusual that paramedics in Australia did that wasnвЂ™t about dumb people doing stupid things. IвЂ™m Randy Cassingham, welcome to Uncommon Sense. This episode has several inspiring examples. But some do the human thing anyway, guided by their Uncommon Sense. In life or death situations, scrutiny is high, and professionals - particularly in the United States - know that everything they do might be reviewed by lawyers looking to justify a lawsuit. If thereвЂ™s any profession the public deals with on a regular basis thatвЂ™s bound by rules and protocols itвЂ™s medicine.

Hansen and his family for allowing them to post it on Facebook.

Last isВ Carsten Flemming Hansen looking at his last sunset: Photo: Aarhus University Hospital - and I thank Mr.

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United is long gone (and they switched to a new patch during my tenure this is my old one): United was a 911 responder covering Mill Valley through San Rafael, Calif., so we could sometimes be really busy. Photo by his partner, Danielle Kellan, via Facebook.

Paramedic Graeme Cooper waits with his patient. First up is the paramedic letting his dying patient have one last look at the beach:

Since this is mostly photos (which you can click to see larger), IвЂ™ll do the rest with paragraphs rather than bullet points.

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How to Subscribe and List of All Episodes Show Notes In This Episode: Three amazing stories of medical professionals going outside protocol to do the right thing: to be fully human in the face of death - all in just 9 minutes.

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