21-year-old male suffers allergic reaction after camping trip

Heard on: Randolph WV EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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Station three, respond.

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(number withheld) Harvest Drive.

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What was your reaction?

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Station three, respond.

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(number withheld) Harvest Drive, 21 year old male, allergic reaction.

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Time of page 17:24.

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Station three.

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Yep.

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Randolph calling, 7805 responding.

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Seven 85 , you are responding.

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Seventeen 25 , you are responding to (number withheld) Harvest Drive in Dry Fork.

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It's going to be for a 21 year old male, allergic reaction.

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They advised he was on a camping trip.

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And thinks he was bit or stung by something.

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He is allergic to bees, but he didn't believe it was a bee sting because he didn't feel anything.

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He has numbness on his whole face, welts on the left side, difficulty breathing, and sickness to the stomach.

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He does have an EpiPen, but had not administered it because he was unsure if it was up today, but was going to do that at the end of the call.

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Ten four.

7/18/2026 02:23 PM

Medical Emergency

Harvest Dr, Harman, WV 26270

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were sent to a location near Harvest Drive in the Dry Fork area for a 21-year-old man with a possible severe allergic reaction after a camping trip, including facial numbness, welts, breathing difficulty, and nausea. The caller reported he had an EpiPen and was considering using it.