44-year-old man dizzy and vomiting, possible seizure
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Susquehanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, and Wyoming Counties Fire / EMS
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Susquehanna County to Montrose, Minaman, and Springville QRS respond (number withheld) State Route 3023 in Dimock Township, cross streets Teal Road and Carter Road for a 44 year old male, dizzy, sweating profusely, ALS priority.
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Susquehanna County to Montrose, Minaman, and Springville QRS respond (number withheld) State Route 3023 in Dimock Township, cross streets Teal Road and Carter Road.
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For a forty-four, four-four-year-old male,
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dizzy, sweating profusely, ALS priority.
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All units responding.
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EMS ops twenty-one fifty-six.
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This is a vehicle on site.
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Get a description of the vehicle that left the scene.
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Mickey three.
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Mickey three.
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En route.
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And for arriving out of service 20 on 58.
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Busy.
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He just got all of a sudden sick.
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He's been throwing up every time he moves.
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His head, he feels like he's going to pass out.
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He does have a history of seizures and neurological issues as well.
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He's also having deep and shallow breathing.
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It was a southern answer.
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You're welcome, 2159.
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8201.
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Breath County.
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You are clear to move the vehicle.
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We did cancel the safety.
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Susquehanna County to Springville QRS, 2nd set of tones to respond (number withheld) State Route 3023 in Dimock Township, cross streets Teal Road and Carter Road for a 4444 year old male, dizzy, sweating profusely, and out of consciousness, ALS priority.
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Susquehanna County to Springville QRS, 2nd set of tones to respond (number withheld) State Route 3023 in Dimock Township,
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cross streets Teal Road and Carter Road for a 40 .
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Four four four year old male, dizzy, sweating profusely, and a non-consciousness.
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ALS priority.
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All units respond.
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EMS up.
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Twenty two oh two.
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