Medical emergency with stroke patient airlifted in Polk County 

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8. Section Battalion 3 to Engine 8. 8, go ahead. Rescue 28. Do you copy traffic? What engine are everybody getting over there off of Oak Manas? 8 to Battalion 3, you get Ladder 15. I'm going to send Rescue 15 from this call, and 28 can come here. We're waiting a bariatric unit. I'll copy. Thank you. Tendez 7161. You show me in route to LZ. Copy and ROTA LZ. RISC-106. Rescue's hand, go ahead. We need to need to be here. Stand by, sir. They're still working on it. 32, go ahead. Call Lakeland one page. Copy a ride of Lakeland. It's going to be. Inchance, Seth. Is it 12? It's 10. Where's the E.T.A. in the chopper? It's going to be 12 minute ETA. Is AirCare 5? Close that. The OZ is actually going to be behind our station. We're going to be landing a few times here. It's right next to the football fair. 10-4. C-7-6-1. Go ahead. Yes, ma'am. If you will, put me on engine 761 call. You can show me on seeing the LV-G-761-Bat-6. Thanks, go ahead, sir, coming in to end up for me. I copy. I was going to terminate you at your discretion if, depending on your location. I copy, sir. I'm going to go ahead and complete and be available. I copy, sir, thank you. Dr. Battalion 6. 6. Go ahead, ma'am. Did you want me to go ahead and put you on that echo level breathing problem? I'd do to my distance down in Fort Meade, if you would, just leave it away this with battery, please. 10. 104. Just after engine 10. Engine 10. Confirming the patient is going to be a stroke patient or a seizure patient. They're most likely called a bleed of stroke. I'm guessing Rescue 10 is making the call. We're not on scene with them. 2.4. Rescue 10 to dispatch. We're calling it a time alert, the alternate alert. 24. 106.1 dispatch. You show us on scene of the LZ. Copy.

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