Woman in anaphylactic shock afraid to use EpiPen at home
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Peabody Police and Fire
03:14
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Medical aid (number withheld) Sunset Drive for the anaphylactic shock.
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Roger.
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Control, a female party has an EpiPen.
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She's afraid to use it.
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She's afraid needles.
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Roger.
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Reported medical aid, (number withheld) sunset drive, engine five.
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Nearest cross streets, lynn street.
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Reported medical aid, (number withheld) sunset drive, engine five.
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Nearest cross streets, lynn street.
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13, can you slide that way too? Party sounds altered.
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13 copies in route.
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Roger.
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32.
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Hey, check.
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ALS one to fire alarm.
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Fire alarm.
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ALS one is on for (number withheld) Sunset Drive.
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Ready, (name withheld).
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Atlantic 17 responding to (number withheld) Sunset Drive for medical aid.
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(name withheld) 17.
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Fire alarm.
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Engine 5 is on scene with police.
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Received 5.
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Conscious and alert, definitely confused.
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We'll be taking the trip to the hospital once Atlantic arrives.
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Can arrive fire.
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Roger.
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313's out.
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Roger.
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13 to control, you can arrive Atlantic.
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Roger.
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This is radio from Peabody,
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Massachusetts, Peabody
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Police
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and Fire. Roger.
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