Man with epilepsy suffers multiple seizures 

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South OVP. The airplane is mostly off the roadway this time. There are no injuries. You can cancel on 10-6 before. Rescue 46. I'm in route to your facility at approximately 10 minutes. I'm coming to a 30-3-0-year-old male. Chief complaint of seizures. He is diagnosed with epilepsy. He's got three seizures lasting approximately one to two minutes each. He's currently personal. He's non-compliant. However, he is non-combatist. 288 is Noberto. We also do. Time 4, standby. He's on the wrong channel. We're having a switch for five. Understood. Cancel engine 64. Sank did hand in Lamarisi Landing on top OPC. It's supposed to off the roadway. It's 1135. That's correct. You have no battery in the radio. It's set. Okay, so his radio is 284 and it's dead. (name withheld) was time to tackle the monitor about 122. 137 over 6-7 for blood pressure sugars 178. He's ANO2 at this point, A&1-1. I'll have further for you on arrival, GCSO-14. 664 are going on. That's clear right. Also, MSC-79-2-2-2-O-C-O-C-O-C-AWKKKK-E-4-2-4-2-2. Take-LIN. We have PD-D-N-ROT at this time. Do you do the caller? Also, the squad 43, tack-clives. Being by themselves with a juvenile. Rescue 7-2, go ahead. No, they take care. Forty-three-out, CILA. K. Caretaker. Squad 43, select Tech 5. Squad 43 out school. Squad 43. Do you guys notify the FAA of this incident? I can give you the number off of 5 there. Do you need that? Engine 72. Sick person. 1303 Artisan Avenue, East. Engine 72. Sick person 1303 artisan avenue east

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