Woman treated for allergic reaction on steep hillside 

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1028 brush on an avenue apartment A as an alpha office snowed into Monticello, 56-year-old female having difficulty breathing. Six from station. 931. 931. A medic dispatch of 24 engine. Can you do a call back on this number? We're not seeing anyone flagging us down nor anybody. We're right underneath the 10th Street Bridge. Okay, but hang on. Stay's batch, medic seven. Medics seven, good. All right, now, I'm starting a rest of the truck for now. We're about 40 feet up and 45 or greater incline. There's got to be able to get down. He's still on the effects from the bee stings. Yes, Rescue 1. Seventon engine, the Bruston Avenue. On the next to one. C1. Seventh is asking for a rescue truck, mail, still in the effects of the B-stings. He's about 40 feet up, unable to get down. and respond to 1311 Sarastead Lane off the seat back in Perkney Boulevard. You got it. We'll be en route. Just about unit 502. 5.02. You can also place me on a detail. Medic 7 from unit 502. Medics 7. Yeah, that doesn't give a break description. What are we talking about? A hillside path? We are behind the dispatch dress, which is down from the Canita Drive area. They stopped a 300-yard coastside. We are currently sitting about 40 yards from street level that we walked up and we're at about a 45 degree incliner greater. Okay, that's received. You have access as you've made contact with the patient? All this is correct. We're in the middle of treatment patients in the current state and in general we're just going to get with safely get them down. Without reaching a safety. Is that stopping? Just passing the couple of two?

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