Woman in 30s allergic to bee sting treated with EpiPen

Heard on: Taylor County Area Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Alerting Edgar ambulance, Marathon 1st responders, you're requested at Marathon Sundays near the intersection of Hickory Street and Third Street by a lemonade stand.

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There's a female party that's in her 30s that was stung by a bee.

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She is allergic, vomiting, and she's swelling up at this time.

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Feels like she's gonna pass out.

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Alerting Edgar, Marathon, time out 12:54.

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This is 10-4.

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Alerting Edgar ambulance, Marathon 1st responders, you're requested at Marathon Sundays near the intersection of Hickory Street and Third Street.

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Hickory and Third by a lemonade stand.

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There's a female party that's in her 30s that was stung by a bee.

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She is allergic, vomiting currently, swelling up on her foot where she was stung.

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They did just use an EpiPen.

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She is still conscious and alert right now.

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Alerting Edgar, Marathon.

9/6/2026 10:54 AM

Medical Emergency

3rd St & Hickory St, Marathon City, WI 54448

Woman in 30s allergic to bee sting treated with EpiPen

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a possible allergic reaction near a lemonade stand by Hickory Street and Third Street in Marathon City. A woman in her 30s was reportedly stung by a bee, vomiting and swelling, and an EpiPen was used. She was reported to still be conscious and alert.

Woman in 30s allergic to bee sting treated with EpiPen

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