Man experiences respiratory distress at rehab facility 

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Engine 40. We're on location. Do you have any additional info? We don't say anything here. Okay. Okay. It's a 44-year-old male. There's no one out there you need us to call back engine 40. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Medic 27. Man, 1513 race? Medi Rehab. It's going to be room 416 for some respiratory distress medic 27. ES8. The update location is in front of our view now. That's a good trip. Anything you see? Okay, so we don't know. This is a third-party call from someone's mother. She was supposed to be walking back there. I don't, I have no idea. Eighty-three-three percent. Permanent. I'll survey the RVZan. Forty-one. Okay. Medi-26-1-2-Wall. Medi-26-1-2 Walnut Street. Operate on a South medic fan. Medic 27. Ma'am, we are just going in route past and hit 14. No problem. Medic 1. Okay. Touch agent 20. Medic 19. 230 north 20 Thursday for the alarm system, engine 20, 2.30 no 20th, you feel on our system, engine 20, 2.30 no, you feel alarm system operating south fireware. A bed, well, that message was handed by a police wagon, 1201. I'm just, uh, Medic 1. Engine 43. Engine 43. 243. The 243 of Medic 7 is reposition it to the RPCA with the search. Okay. Engine 40. Engine 40. Man, were you able to get in contact with the 44-year-old with the eye problem? I sent a message to the call picker I haven't gotten anything yet. Madic 1. Magn1. Shine raises, man. Checking your well-being. We're still on scene with the patient and I can call out of AR4. Okay. Later night.

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