I recently saw your interview with the other Doughty and all I can think of was "Well, 100 years later and nothing has changed regarding handling pandemics and a lot of dead bodies..." as well as "Spit Spreads Death - Title of 2020".

@Corny_Licious

2 жыл бұрын

@@Javajavajav sorry! 100 Years!

My grandmother was 8 years old living in Philadelphia and spoke of the horrors she witnessed at that time. She told me she would look out the window and see some of her neighbors and school friends being taken from their homes wrapped in a sheet. She also said they use to sing this song while jumping rope; “there once was a bird named Enza, when I opened the window, in flew Enza” (influenza). Must have been horrible for them in those days! Thank you for this wonderful presentation! I’ve been to the Mütter museum many times and it never gets old! ♥️

@jasminepina9058

2 жыл бұрын

You should record her stories. She's history that we can't forget.

@TaraTheWild

2 жыл бұрын

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It is weird to think that this is basicly a circle of life where once in a while a massive flue pandemic appears, yet we never learned how to act once on happens. Aspecially as someone who just finished nursing school. I never learned how to work with a outbreak on this scale. Not even an in-house outbreak. And i know for sure, the nurses that are with us in this battle will have a different few on life forever

@fionafiona1146

4 жыл бұрын

Taiwan, New Zealand and even South Korea or Germany aren't doing that bad.

@tpseeker3367

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You for what you are doing. Nurses are the unsung Heroes of the medical field.

@Marnar-ge8vr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service ❤️ you’re a true hero, our communities and society would be in utter disarray without nurses, thank you so much for what you are doing. Nurses are damn heroes.

I saw this in person back during the first week of March 2020. Got me fully aware of COVID-19 danger early.

You have a very calming voice. This was really cool. I love learning about history. When this pandemic is over, I hope to visit the museum one day!

I live in a small North Carolina mountain town and the older cemeteries are loaded with "1918" tombstones--most of them children and carved on whatever flat stone was available.

The first time I ever heard of the mutter museum was on the 1980s TV series Ripleys Believe it or not! hosted by Jack Palance. Finally visited the museum a few years ago. What an amazing place.

Apparently, according to my dad, my great grandmother was the only child in her immediate family to survive the 1918 flu.

@theflowerhead

2 жыл бұрын

Woah, that's wild...that's how you got here. Thanks for sharing. Glad it worked out, lol.

This was excellent. My grandfather was a small town country doctor with a young family during this time. His patients were people he knew well. For me, this video really brought home the tragedy and fear of that time.

I somehow get emotional thinking about someone collecting and gathering newspaper articles after seeing Influenza ravage their city

Healthy, Safe and Disturbingly Informed. That's an amazing sign off. All the best to you and yours!

Thank you for these informative videos. I have always dreamed of visiting this museum and was going to this summer:-(. I have had to put this on hold due to covid-19. But looking at the more profound impacts on these individuals keeps us humble

thank you Miss Dohty. Its kind of chilling that this exhibit opened so shortly before this whole mess of covid19 happened. Beautifully done and very informative of what happened then and the correlation to what is now.

Love your channel! I live in the UK and plan to visit some day. In the meantime I'm loving your virtual visits 💖

Someday I will get visit to your museum... I just hope it’s as a visitor and not as part of an exhibit! ❤️❤️❤️

This was wonderful and heartbreaking. I thank you for shating.

Highly interesting. I enjoyed this..Thank you

I can’t wait until you’re open again!

I went to this exhibit in early February 2020. Thinking this was such a far off concept, I was intrigued with the management and messaging surrounding disease. Little did I know, in a month I would begin living it.

Wow. They had a parade to remember all the people who died from catching a virus from going to a parade....2 months later a whole new pandemic broke out 😐

@tamtamj8787

Жыл бұрын

With all respect that was not too intelligent to do such a thing.

Thank you

OMG I can’t get Enough of this stuff

Thank u miss coming to walk round

Really enjoyed your quiz today! (Couldn't tell you on that video as comments are off) xx

We need to restart that slogan!

I LIVE IN THE CITY OF PHILA PA BORN IN THE HOSPITAL OF ST MARY'S LOCATION FISHTOWN THANKS FOR THE VIDEO I HAVE LEARNED A LOT AND THEN SOME THANKS AGAIN ROBBIE PHILADELPHIA PA FISHTOWN

So hard to believe we never learned over 100 years later how to better control a pandemic.

@ninaappelt9001

Жыл бұрын

It might have been better if China hadn't released it on the world and not and told.

I think my dad visit this museum and I give it a 5 star ratting I like this museum!

We could with an exhibit like this in the UK. Some stupid people are still spitting!

I found a pigg bezoar . Houw can i get more information about it

Hello! My name is Courtney Duffy and I am a teacher in Iowa (currently) and I was hoping you would leave this video up even after you take this exhibit down. Or is there any other way that I can buy a copy when you do take this video down? Thank you so much and I really love the Museum's work!

Great video, but the audio levels are off.

Stay safe everyone!! ❤️

I love hearing her talk! This is pretty much covid is.

The volume in this video is too low.

SPITTING for health is still big in china...even now

Really no need for there to be so much bass in this voiceover lol but good storytelling

They held a parade to honor the 1918 pandemic..................An then pandemic happens a year later.. OOP.

I bet there weren't anti maskers crying about their loss of thier 'freedom' in 1918.

@t0rschlusspan1k

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't be so sure...

@sugarjones731

2 жыл бұрын

@@t0rschlusspan1k what do you mean?

@t0rschlusspan1k

2 жыл бұрын

@@sugarjones731 I don't remember very well now but I think I've read about people... how can I say it, not being particularly enthusiastic about the safety measures.

@ninaappelt9001

Жыл бұрын

@@t0rschlusspan1k Turns out it was all about controlling us as they lied, lied, lied. Some of us don't take kindly to mandates and rules that the ones that impose them don't follow.

I also first liked

Im first :) please notice me mütter

The only thing I fear in this world, is getting old. I'd have done the same thing then, as I'm doing now. That being going on with my life. Covid hasn't gotten me yet. My time is my time.

@fionafiona1146

4 жыл бұрын

So build a world you would be happy to age in?

@JD-tl7ld

4 жыл бұрын

@@fionafiona1146 There isn't one. Family genetics on both sides of the family, have conspired to bone my generation hard with a whole host of awful maladies. Cancer and Alzheimers being just two of them. My siblings and myself are pretty much screwed, but I will not let any of them get me.

@Nevwyn

4 жыл бұрын

And what about the people you might infect?

@fionafiona1146

4 жыл бұрын

@@JD-tl7ld So after you Noah's Flood again? Great attitude, calls for purgatory.

@bettygreenhansen

3 жыл бұрын

Your cavalier attitude toward life is depressing. I don’t know what all is wrong with you that death seems like an option, but I feel sorry for you. Get some help! Also... Wear a mask, wash your hands, and distance yourself. Not everyone has a death wish. I really do hope you don’t feel it’s okay to infect others and take them with you... 💀

It's sepulKER. Sepulcher.

DON’T SPIT

Couldn't hear it even at full volume reason for down vote

@VVilde36

4 жыл бұрын

un-down vote dude. Theres something wrong on your end. I and literally everyone else can hear it, why would you downvote for your own tech issue?

@stargazerwolfrider5071

4 жыл бұрын

Had my volume around 80% and heard it just fine, and that was with other people talking in the room. You may want to either check your equipment or your hearing. Not being flippant, it could be a simple issue on your end.

@kirkmorrison6131

4 жыл бұрын

@@stargazerwolfrider5071 watched it on cellphone others were fine but I do have some hearing loss but not bad

@theMutterMuseum

4 жыл бұрын

We're sorry that the volume wasn't loud enough, Kirk. We have included captions with the video, so maybe those will help :-)

@kirkmorrison6131

4 жыл бұрын

@@theMutterMuseum thank you very much

I was really hoping COVID would burn itself out in a couple of years like the Spanish flu but it seems to be gaining momentum. ☹️ People seemed to have more pride in doing what they were told by experts to counteract the pandemic in 1918. Now, at least in the US, there are many who scream about their freedoms (such as the freedom to do whatever they want, not wear a mask in public, not get vaccinated thus infecting others) that actively prevent an end to this madness. Count down to extinction. 🦣

@ninaappelt9001

Жыл бұрын

If the government hadn't lied from the start, imposed lock downs and mandates they didn't follow themselves we might have taken them more seriously. Haven't you heard? Biden said it was over.