Man reports breathing difficulty at gas station, Morris IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical call at Love's gas station near Brisbin Road in Morris. A 51-year-old man reported difficulty breathing and chest pain, possibly due to a pulmonary embolism. The man had recently experienced flu symptoms. EMS and fire units were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Grundy and Will Counties Public Safety
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Morris EMS 2314, Morris Fire Department.
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near Brisbin Road,
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Love's gas station.
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51-year-old male, difficulty breathing.
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Morris EMS 2314, Morris Fire Department going to near Brisbin Road, Love's.
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For a 51-year-old male, difficulty breathing, channel 703.
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Message, we got a 51-year-old male, says it's a possible pulmonary embolism, has happened before.
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He's awake and breathing, labored in shallow breathing.
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He's going to be in the lot in a blue KMV truck, (number withheld).
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Patient's also had the flu for the last few days.
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Breathing issues started last night.
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He's able to talk, cough and breathe.
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No noises when he's breathing, unknown color.
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No contact with allergens.
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He's having throbbing chest pains.
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Not extending it anywhere.
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Issues. He is sweating.
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Location mentioned:
Brisbin Rd, Morris, IL 60450
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