Woman having seizures at home treated with EpiPen

Heard on: Rockbridge County Fire and EMS

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Rescue three, (number withheld) Plank Road, seizures.

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Rockbridge ECC, 10-52.

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ECC, there is no responder.

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34, you respond.

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Then (number withheld)

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Plank Road for a 35-year-old female having seizures.

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They advise she has a condition called mass cell activation syndrome.

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They advise that she's needing an EpiPen to make her seizure stop.

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She will go to Ops 2.

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Ops 2.

00:43

On the stage, corner of 4th and Elm.

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10-4, stage.

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Corner of 4th and Elm.

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10-53.

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ECC Rescue 34.

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34.

01:04

Is the patient actively seizing?

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Negative. She is talking on the phone with her.

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10-4, thank you.

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ECC 5-2, you can go ahead and add me to Plank Road call.

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Show me around, I'll go to.

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10-4, 10-56.

9/3/2026 07:52 AM

Medical Emergency

Plank Rd, Natural Bridge, VA 24578

Woman having seizures at home treated with EpiPen

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a possible medical emergency involving a 35-year-old woman reportedly having seizures near Plank Road. The caller reported she has a condition that may require an EpiPen to stop the seizure activity. Responders were later advised that she was not actively seizing and was talking on the phone, and units were directed to stage near 4th and Elm.

Woman having seizures at home treated with EpiPen

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