Woman with breathing difficulty uses BiPAP at home
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Preston County Fire and EMS
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Preston call center, station 15 , can't be a response.
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Emergency medical call, breathing difficulty, (number withheld) Long Alley.
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Have alert, 3rd tender.
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Six, six, zero.
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Six, eight, two, and route 202 .
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You'll be en route to (number withheld) Long Alley in Reedsville.
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Female is advising that she's having an issue with her oxygen.
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It goes from the low nineties down to the eighties and back up again.
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She says the only way she's staying consistent is by wearing her BiPAP machine since twenty-one hundred hours.
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She says she's shaking now.
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She's scared and because of the breathing issues.
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I'm still trying to get further information.
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Hello. Officer,
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do you hear me?
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Hello.
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She had her pulse ox on for the most of the time that I was talking to her.
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When I asked her for the reading, she said it was 94.
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While she was sitting there waiting, it ended up dropping down to 88.
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It went back up to 93.
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It'll be a 66-year-old female.
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Advising she just recently got out of the hospital a few days ago.
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It was for the same exact thing.
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Again, she's been wearing her BiPAP machine since 2100 hours.
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Just got a little bit of relief with it.
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Right.
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No, (name withheld),
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go ahead. Be advised, I'm pulling in.
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Copy.
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Take that for (name withheld).
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There's going to be a Kia Sorento in the driveway.
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It's going to be a dark gray in color.
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There's going to be a three-story house, yellow-sided deck on the.
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. . Correction, there's going to be a deck on the 2nd floor.
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She's advising to go in the front door.
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It is going to be unlocked for you.
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And go up one flight of steps.
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That there is a dog in the house.
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