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Female staff member has chest pain at East Bernstadt school, Laurel County KY
Medical EmergencyA female staff member in her mid-20s at East Bernstadt Independent School District experienced chest pain, uncontrollable shaking, and a severe headache. Emergency services responded to the medical call near School Street.
Audio|Heard on: Laurel County and City Fire, Rescue, Police, and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Units 108 near School Street.
00:02
Near School Street, it will be the East Bernstadt.
00:06
Mid-20-year-old female chest pains.
00:22
Let's get.
00:28
LAPH3 and Ralph.
00:38
You'll be going near School Street, near School Street.
00:44
It's an East Bernstadt School.
00:46
It's a mid-20-year-old female staff member there.
00:50
Call her eyes, she's shaking uncontrollably.
00:53
She's been in the hospital with (name withheld) in the main museum last week.
00:59
She's got a headache that starts from the back of her head and goes to the front and she's experiencing chest pain.
01:13
Go ahead. I advise the Taro is going to be pulled to the library side and help you all get in, right for a number time.
01:25
Go ahead.
01:28
Your run number is going to be (number withheld).
01:31
(number withheld), (number withheld).
01:33
Dispatch down (number withheld), (number withheld).
01:38
Simple.
01:43
You have a terrific.
01:44
Where in my leg here?
01:46
Nagna.
01:49
Go ahead. Go ahead.
01:52
Water passing.
01:53
All right, U-team 4-180 assistance.
01:57
Negative it's a fast emergency.
02:01
She's covered.
02:04
She just made an ambulance.
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East Bernstadt Independent School District, KY
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