Young woman suffers severe asthma attack in apartment
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Kittitas County Public Safety
02:49
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Station 21, breathing problem.
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(number withheld) East 18th Avenue, apartment (number withheld).
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Station 21, breathing problem.
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Glacier Apartments, (number withheld) East 18th Avenue, apartment (number withheld).
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WNCR 96626.
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12 en route.
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Medic 212.
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Medic 212 en route.
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Breathing problems.
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(number withheld) East 18th Avenue, number (number withheld).
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24 year old female, conscious breathing.
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Advised they have asthma, having an asthma attack.
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Inhaler and nebulizer used.
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No relief. Daughter and brother in apartment with them.
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Still obtaining.
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Medic 212, 2050.
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On 123 status.
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Hit call 123 status.
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One
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232059 WYZ 465 .
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Six ten, kick him.
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Sixty three.
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Six ten, can you check trespass status on (name withheld) of the fairgrounds?
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Six ten, 2100 .
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Tom 17 , status.
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Report.
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17 to 2100.
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Medic 212, RP advised they were in the hospital twice today with asthma attacks.
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Took prednisone at 7:30 p.m.
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Just took Nyquil.
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No relief.
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Other adult in the residence will unlock the door.
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KCOM 610, making good.
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You're not showing trespass in the fairgrounds.
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610. 610, 2101.
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2130.
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2130.
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Medic 212 on scene.
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Medic 212 on scene, 2104.
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