Person experiences seizure with convulsions at apartment 

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One week, while away. First of all week. Respond the area of the bus terminal to east-west Jersey Ave. For us, like you now, draw at 21%. Light Wake, engine 3, 2009, Columbia Avenue, Apartment C. (name withheld). (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld). at Legion 3, 2009, Columbia Avenue, Apartment C. Charlie, this long for a medical emergency seizure at 2147. Receive letter to on scene, 147. 711. 191-7. 191 stage. Marie's fine. The receiver sound. Control is on location. Number one stage 2147. 148, medic 6, medics 7. Stand by a response. 1480s and Medicaid 6th. Number 2,0. Columbia Avenue Department C. Charlie, Beesers. Medics 7, and I go to return to the part of the section. People change, village. Number 251-1-field road, block 315, all for both in that. 15, 155. 98 from that couple of corners. 155. Respond. Mr. 2, 820 is even short. Precune, right. 51. Right. Thank you, right. Thank you, why. I think this is going to be also a vote in place. Collar stated. His father was lasting normal. He's confused, known and gone. He's got over the history of Harkham, and his truck, pressure in the chest, flaring, dripping, you know, for the addict. You're doing six? Medic. A. from HECOM. This is Italian, too. The Italian, too, is assuming the command at 2149. R15. Medic 7 is on channel. All responding for steeplechase, be advised. We're coming from Dorothy. Thank you very much. Perfect. Receive engine 3 responding 21.49. 6. 6. Check the tablet. Comit's been updated. Second seizure of the day. This one had convulsions to where she only does have the convulsions. Last three or five minutes, history of epilepsy. Very easy, thank you. All right, so. Tricabase. Your talk about risk. Give us a 782 available pediatric emergency.

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