Man with breathing difficulty treated at sequoia street, Dayton TN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to an address near Sequoia Street for a 58-year-old man experiencing breathing difficulties. The man has a history of cancer and previous breathing treatments were not effective.
Audio|Heard on: Rhea County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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...out near Sequoia Street, 58-year-old male, breathing difficulty.
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IRPAY, need to route near Sequoia Street, 58-year-old male, breathing difficulty.
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Central Clear 588.
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23.
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Near Sequoia Street.
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It's going to be breathing difficulty, 58-year-old male.
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As long as he's even a breathing treatment, it's not helping.
00:23
He does have history of cancer.
00:27
If he's awake and learned talking at this, Tom, he's getting first responders in a row.
00:32
Proceive.
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Good.
00:36
I know you guys are about to switch information that...
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...a 58-year-old male, breathing difficulty.
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No copy?
00:45
206, I'm in service.
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Clear on traffic.
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Day 4, sir.
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Station 1, clear.
00:56
14, I'm getting.
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14, I'm getting.
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I'm getting.
01:01
Stand 4
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216 and SARS 16 and SARS Stand for
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221107
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221 107 221 107 927
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Nycophic
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15, in service.
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15, 107. in service.
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7. Tip. Chip.
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Hey, L.A. I'm not a service.
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Two, four.
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Can you one.
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You're out there.
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En route, it's going to be near Sequoia Street, 58-year-old male breathing difficulty,
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does have history of cancer, they gave him a breathing treatment.
02:05
This time.
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Location mentioned:
Sequoia St, Dayton, TN 37321
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