Dr Alex George: My Hardest Day In A&E, Family Suicide & Finding TRUE Purpose

I've gone from two hundred followers on Instagram to one million in in nine weeks. I just had tasted the failure so much that I wanted that success. One of the biggest things was going back to work, you know, I went back to a I am working in a position where I'm the recess department of a very busy hospital in A and E in London. The batality rate with Covid's around one percent. I am seeing that percentage of people who are the sickest who are in the hospital. I could hear in his voice instantly that something really bad happened. I just said straight away, like who's who's dark? It was weird, the whole world like closed in. And I can't explain it. Sounds very dramatic, but it was like almost a spotlight came onto me in that moment and I was like, No. It can't be, I just couldn't believe it. That's the thing about suicide or you know, about when these things happen. It can happen all out of nowhere and for everyone around that person, it is that guilt that you carry, I think forever.

Ask yourself honestly, when is the last time you genuinely sat down and thought about what you want to do in life, what actually is your purpose, what makes you happy, and if you haven't done it in the last year or so, To it. We had a phone call again and she said. It's back. I don't know what you mean, so it the counters back. What do you say to someone who is dying in the next couple of weeks? What can you say? A lot of it's nonverbal. You have a hug and

You just share that moment, don't you? But when you walk that room it's like wow, like I'm not seeing her again. Doctor Alex George. You may know him from Love Island. You may know him as one of the most well known AE doctors in our country.

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