Unconscious woman rescued after seizure in Lisbon, Lisbon NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Lisbon responded to a medical call for a 68-year-old woman who was found unconscious and experiencing seizures. Police were on scene before the ambulance arrived. The patient showed signs of breathing difficulty, including foam and blood from the mouth. Multiple ambulance units from Lisbon, Littleton, and Woodsville coordinated for transport and intercept near Route 302 and Lyman Road.
Audio|Heard on: Coos and Grafton Counties Police and Fire
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
We have a 68-year-old woman Delta level call.
00:03
(Name withheld) found her inside not conscious.
00:06
She actively seized while police were on scene before the ambulance got there.
00:10
(Name withheld) reporting difficulty breathing with foam and blood coming from the mouth.
00:21
Twin State EMS, Lisbon A1.
00:29
The 1st 20-minute mark, Littleton A1 with a paramedic is en route as well.
00:40
Lisbon Ambulance One,
00:43
You'll be transporting shortly.
00:45
(Number withheld) Woodsville A2, go ahead.
00:52
Woodsville Ambulance Two arriving on scene.
01:01
Lisbon A1 transporting.
02:07
Littleton Ambulance One off at intercept location near Route 302 and Lyman Road.
02:20
Lisbon A1 meeting Littleton A1 at intercept location.
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Location mentioned:
US-302 & Lyman Rd, Lisbon, NH 03585
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