Two medical emergencies reported at Walnut Avenue 

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2.30 to come in. Go ahead. Thank you. 34th, then bound to your facility, non-emergency at this time. With a 7-9, 79-year-old male, should complain that it's going to be difficulty breathing. Patient's ailerion oriented, 804GF15, have been not be established. Current R-rated 96%, on room air. The last blood pressure, 138, over 78. We'll be there in about five minutes, who'll probably think further. It'd be good if we break down the white two and a half and the orange line. I think three will two, right? Affirm though. Copy. Copy. Copy down the higher rise, pack, E.O.I and the orange line. Oh, this is the orange now. 304, St. Cloud, how do you talk about? CERC. What is GTS? G.S. Teng Graphic degree. I want to send them out to 1,003 Walnut Avenue. Do you have an update? I'd say GCS is about 13. No consent for a stroke. Released by command, going to fill for water, and then back the course. I'll notify one of the service. I'm just a set-ex type one. Three wanted avenue and referent sick person. They have no history. I tried to stroke assessment, but patient is uncooperative, has no strength bilaterally. It's going to be a 65, 65-year-old male conscious and breathing. Responding normally, breathing normally. Nothing further. Also has some vomiting and sweating. Fire's out.

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