Woman experiences sudden paralysis and reduced alertness 

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Yeah, 5 to 7. All right. I don't know how much more that we can do for this call, but since it came in at 1132, we can just leave it on the stand for a little bit more to see if they call back. Sounds far. What's the call number of the other one you don't really look at? Speaking this regard, she called back to cancel on that one. 26, thank you. Squad 1 Rescue 31. You're responding to CVA. 355, Northeast 28 Drive. 3055 Northeast to a 8 Drive Grace Marketplace. Patient is a 40-40-year-old female. It's constant breathing. Patients in the bathroom there requesting EMS. Advice she feels paralyzed on the side. No, 1014. 1014. That's a hinge of three. Hinge and three. We're clearing our call. We'll take that call for one. Master C. 15 minutes a question. I'm sorry, 54-14. The patient is not completely alert, breathing normally, having sudden paralysis on one side of the body. The CVA history with the patient, stroke diagnostic, indicate no positive evidence. just going to be in the woman's bathroom in the rear dorm 23 59 hours.

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