24 Hours in A&E

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I'm not really watching this; it's just on in the background....but in my twilight years I really want a grandchild like the trainee architect chap who is so concerned and so respectful about his Gran - he cycles 10 miles every day to see her!

I know. It's so touching. What a lovely lovely boy. And the cranio-facial surgeon made me well up too. When he was talking about his Dad giving him the car keys and he was saying about it being a transition and now it was time to give back.

I love them all - I love this programme.

It restores my faith in humanity. I think it really defines what it is to be human.

It does, doesn't it? It reassures you that most people, most of the time, are fundamentally nice.

The giggling ice-skaters are cracking me up.

I love this program. Especially nurse Jen but she hasn't been on it much this series. The grandson is a wonderful man. Its making me well up tho :-(

Oh my goodness, he's talking about his Gran in the past tense....

Ok I'm.openly crying now.

Oh shit.

Oh shit.

Really crying now

Oh my. So sad.

I want to adopt Ho

Me too what a lovely young man.

A lovely episode.
Love Ho.
And the lovely facial surgeon, in tears talking about his Dad getting old.
Good to see doctors being real people.

The final shot of him resting at her feet was beautiful and profoundly moving.

Twogoodreasons That shot of Ho and his Grandma at the end was one of the most beautiful things I've seen for a long long time. I very rarely cry, but that moved me to tears.

The affectionate way Ho talked about his grandmother was just lovely.