Norman Regional Health System is a multi-campus system that provides for the health and wellness needs of our regional communities throughout south central Oklahoma.
Norman Regional also provides outpatient diagnostic centers, medical transport services, physician services, centers of excellence, durable medical equipment supplies, a primary care network, community wellness service and employer health services.
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Absolutely phenomenal medical professionals! God bless them all!
I just would like an update on the woman that was in labor with the epidural how is her and her baby
God is good! He was watching over you!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️
He is an excellent physician!
I didn't pay attention to this when it happen but I'm on the look out for mother nature now 🌪. Great documentary 👍👍
i agree about relationships being most important but try to find someone willing to turn off the god damned cell phone whilst spending time together! good luck i=with that. . I have lost all my "friends" because of that.
Aye that's me skating yall LOL
Congrats on all who made it out ALIIIIIIIIIIIVE
great♥video love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What they really mean is they run your ass off with transfers. No thanks 🤣
Doesn't every hospital have a basement?
Well here's an idea, all you people at the hospital go down to the basement, I mean Didn't anyone think of that,
God killed a bunch of kids down the street. I guess they didn't pray hard enough.
When "the wall disappears" you know you are in the shix.
Angels
I was glad to hear so many were praying 🙏
I moved to Oklahoma from Lancaster California in 2012 and i was in high school u.s Grand in Oklahoma city I live in sw Pennsylvania south crossing sw44th when this tornado hit this day I well never forget😢😢😢😢
I swear. God makes nurses. They are blessed and touched by Him!
To think May 20th was 11 years since the last F5 tornado & it should have been broken by now is incredible Not to mention Joplin tornado is 13 years ago tomorrow
To imagine I was across the street above ground.... I was 6 at the time and just.... wow.... Our home was gone and we should have died but weren't even hurt except bruises.... Every time I watch these things I praise the Lord.
I was in that hospital that day. I was supposed to be discharged that day when the tornado happened. It was the scariest day of my life. I'm so thankful for the nurses and staff that day. They were all amazing!
Another targeryan was born that day 😂
Major kudos to the staff. Their proactivity saved lives
Considering what happened at the two schools, why don’t they have shelters at schools, universities, and hospitals? It doesn’t make any sense these haven’t been built
The power of prayer
Bravo!!! Well done!! 👏🏆🥇🥇🏆 The word of God says: “PEACE TO PEOPLE OF GOOD WILL”
When people go to the hospital for whatever the reason they are not visitors.Visitors visitors come to your house.Pick that comes to the hospital are in need of medical care.They're not coming here to have a party
The only people who are considered visitors at a hospital are people who happen to be friends, loved ones, relatives, family members or members of the congregation at a place of worship the patient happens to attend and they are simply stopping by to say hello and see how they are doing. I had quite a bit of visitors myself when I was hospitalized as a child for extremely severe appendicitis. Fortunately, the doctors and nurses who treated me kept my spirits up even though I was pretty much bedridden due to being hooked up to two separate intravenous lines. One line was for painkillers to the pain of my appendicitis down to a level where I could breathe and talk without being in excruciating agony; the other intravenous line was for antibiotics to stave off the possibility of my appendix rupturing. Chances are that Julie was getting people who were coming to visit the patients at Moore Medical Center to safety along with people who were taking shelter in the hospital as a hospital is a particularly sturdy building.
May 20th is on a Monday this year and I bet people who lived through the 2013 tornado will have flashbacks
All that praying and no one says anything about Giving thanks to b God Almighty nor his son Jesus Christ they r the reasons u r alive 2 tell the story with the exception of the one lady who gave God credit
What about all the christians who were erased that day?
When I see that Reno footage, all I can think about is "God's Big Vacuum Cleaner."
I have a huge respect for the people living there. To be able to survive and then rebuild their community once again 🤗💜
20:03 is the most crazy, haunting, and eye opening part of this video. A freaking piece of lumber impaled a concrete support stand.
thats exactly THE D’DATE OF MY BDAY. may 20 2013
We had family there. Fortunately they were fine, but they went through a lot during the aftermath.
Glad to see Dr. Bond is doing well! I remember watching him on an episode on the Discovery Channel about a serious motorcycle accident. We wish you the best Dr. Bond!
The part where the woman said I’m paranoid because I’m a may 3rd survivor always gets me! Because they were about to have the same exact thing happen a few hours later! Never been in a tornado nor do I ever want to be! (Edit really quick) it’s insane that the same exact thing happened in 2013 that happened in 1999! It took some of the same path and it had a lot of the same intensity, although the may 3rd tornado was stronger! None the less they were both very urgent situations that I’m glad weren’t taken lightly!!!
If you're anywhere near the center of a building this big you're going to be fine. This hospital was the best/safest place to be in the entire path of this tornado. Chill out with the drama
Drama?!? There was a mom in labor as an EF5 tornado tore into the building 210 mph winds. There are beyond lucky to be alive. No building is safe during EF5
I hope they built the new building just as strong as this one that withstood a F5 tornado.
All of you are truly heros. And i thank you for your bravery and your faith. Divine intervention. GOD is great.
OMG why do you people still live there??? I would have gotten the heck out of Dodge
god bless you all, jeez louise thank goodness i live along Lake Michigan where cyclones cant hurt anyone lol. FIRST i saw the 1999 ordeal on steroids. THENthe next video showed THIS. GOOD GRIEF theres no way…and i mean NO WAY…i would live in tornado alley.
Why is it that people don't get storm shelters? Especially if you have children?! If you can't afford one then move!! Why live in these areas!!! Think of your children!! And schools!! With slot of children I just don't understand it
If they can't afford a storm shelter what makes you think they could afford to move?
I don't understand why its called Code Black when the code for a external threat such as a tornado in a hospital is Code Green
It varies from one hospital to the next in which emergency codes are paged for what situation. In this instance a Code Black is used for a severe weather situation. At the hospital I work at we use the following emergency codes for the following situations: Code Red= fire emergency. Code Gray= severe weather situation. Specified as either "Code Gray Watch" or "Code Gray Warning." Code Blue= medical emergency involving an adult patient. Code Pink= medical emergency involving an infant or pediatric patient. Code Crimson= severe postpartum bleeding. Code Black= bomb threat. Code Violet= combative or violent person. Code Silver= hostage or active shooter situation. Code Yellow= external or internal disaster that could stretch the hospital to its capacity. Code Orange= hazardous material spill, activate decontamination. Code Brown= lost, missing or wandering adult. Code Adam= missing or abducted child. Code Travel= evacuate the facility. Lockdown= secure the hospital and no one is allowed in or out. R.R.T.= Rapid Response Team is needed to respond to a fall emergency. Code 66= helicopter is landing, so get ready to meet the personnel and the patient. All clear= emergency situation has ended and normal operations can resume.
Not to take away from the tragedy this tornado brought, but all I hear about is 2013 Moore, 2013 Moore, 2013 Moore. Yes, 24 deaths is something to mourn about, but 2 years earlier, Tuscaloosa beats Moore's fatality count by TWENTY people! FOURTY FOUR dead in Tuscaloosa, deadlier than Moore. Same day as Tuscaloosa, an even deadlier tornado, same strength as Moore, Hackleburg-Phil Campbell, EF5, SEVENTY TWO people lost their lives. Hackleburg-Phil Campbell was on the ground for 2 hours and 25 minutes, Moore, not even 40 minutes. Both of the latter Alabama tornadoes from the 2011 Super Outbreak had more fatalities than Moore. Yet, because Moore is in the middle of traditional tornado alley, it gets all the attention. Frankly, for Oklahoma as a whole, May 3, 1999 was worse. Not as many deaths in Moore alone, but many more across the state. Longer tracked violent tornadoes, whereas 2013 Moore was a single tornado. There are tragic stories about Tuscaloosa too. I'm not a troller, but get so sick and tired of Moore, Moore, Moore. And 2013 Moore. The unfortunate thing about 2013 Moore is that, putting in hurricane terminology, it rapidly intensified and reached its peak intensity as it was going through Moore, but after it went through Moore, it weakened, and then lifted. It didn't stay on the ground and devastate Midwest City, Tinker AFB, Del City, and other locations that would've been in the path. But, again, I'm not trying to lessen or downplay Moore's tragedy.
no way the news guy said “an amazing scene” at 15:20
God bless these nurses, staff and volunteers!
Taht beeping earned you a dislike. That, and that alone.
The hospital I worked at called code grey for severe weather and code orange for disaster
To lighten the mood, if I had my baby in the line of a tornado, if it was a boy, I would probably name it or nickname it Twister. If it was a girl, I'd probably name it Dorothy.
I love this as a storm chaser its good to know that people are talking warnings seriously an doing what they need to