Multiple medical emergencies including patient with seizures 

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Hensur 45. On radio for a service request that 303rd in Dolphin. Transjury, Medi 55B, 2524 Holbrook Street. Okay. Okay, 225B. 2524 Holbrook Street. Okay. Okay, 226 Bay. Yes, ma'am. Can we get an ALS unit to this location? This patient is still actively seizing on our fourth seizure? Absolutely. Catcher Medic 7, respond, Medi26 speed, 8210 wide loosened avenue. Medic 7 respond with Medi 26 feet, 521Y Wallylinson Avenue, and I bring on the Captain (name withheld). 5.7. We're at 8p.P. and Hartson. I'm firm as sir. You're going to close this ALS unit for this assignment. Are you available, sir? That's affirmative, man. Where are we coming? Megnai. Megnai? Megnai. So I know you were waiting for a bed. I got a 26-speed looking for an ALS. You're a little bit closer. Are you available? Are you still waiting for the bed? I were available. That's the permit, sir. I appreciate your help. Okay, it's going to be the 521Y-Lucin. 521Y loosen. I appreciate it, guys. Make 7, you can recall. Affirmative, thank you, nine. We're available. Okay. 55B. 55B, proceed. We respondent, 25, 24, whole book. Okay, email abdominal. 23B. 23B. 20B? 203B, 50s. Responding, 3905.4 program. Okay, probably for chest means. 22B. Megmineau. I have to be here. I'm sorry, sir, your radio is breaking up. We've got 50E 10 Y luce, we've got multiple seizures, we've got a BLS one scene. I have you on the scene. That's affirming the wormhole, I accidentally hit on scene. I'll make it available, put you back on there, so they get your right times. Thank you.

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