To be crying at the programme 24 hours in A&E?

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The poor pair with the burns.

The Father and Daughter relationship is beautiful. I wish my Father was like him. I'm so envious. His DD is so lucky.

They've got a beautiful relationship

My dad would be pacing the floor and telling me to pipe down

No, poor Daisy . What a lovely man her father is. I hope she'll be ok.

I was just crying about this. It's a wonderful relationship. Dh has made me turn it over as he doesn't like these a and e type shows.

Me too. Poor little thing. Can't help but make you imagine how terrible it would be if it was your own child in that situation. Had to go and cuddle my DD in her bed.

Me too. And i NEVER cry at TV programmes . Lovely lovely relationship

Oh, her sobbing at the start was breaking my heart. Poor little thing.

I'm weeping here, natural reaction would be to pat the fire out whilst screaming turn the shower on

Poor little girl but so fortunate to have such a lovely dad.

Is tear-jerking stuff. Poor daisy. :(

love that he waited until she was settled before he got his own hands treated.

Yadnbu - i cry whilst watching this show every week without fail. Such an amazing show.

We have an open fire and a wood burner. I've always been pretty obsessive about fire guards as a result. Mostly as a result of kids being nutters kids and having tendency to storm round the house and I'm terrified of them falling into the fire.

I had tears. The Father stated something like that if you do not ever light the fire again the bad experience stays in the present. Keep on lighting the fire and it becomes just part of the past. Wonderful guy.

Wish I had a dad like him. Mine is a twat.

I was sobbing at this when dh came home from the gym. We are now watching something about crocodiles.

I want one of you to come on and say "Actually thats my husband and dd, and their fine now". I bet the dad is a MN, he sounds like one, just lovely, his poor hands as well.

I missed that about the cat lol

Ooh no busy!

He was wonderful with his little girl

Dad of the year award for Daisy's dad, I think. Amazingly lovely and brave father.

My DH is like that, if DD is ever ill and at dr or hospital he holds her the whole time and I feel like a spare part

who puts a cashmere cardigan on their cat?

My fave programme, never miss it. DW can only watch it from behind a cushion. Bit squeamish.

He is amazing. I started crying when he said "my diamond, Daisy".