Person fell, hit head, short of breath in Suffolk, Suffolk VA
Medical EmergencyA person fell near Gallum Boulevard, Suffolk, hitting their head and experiencing shortness of breath. The individual weighs about 400 pounds and has a medical history including congestive heart failure and diabetes. They are currently receiving oxygen and need emergency medical attention due to their condition.
Audio|Source: Suffolk City Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Fall Party 1, near Gallum Boulevard.
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Engine 6 minute, 3, respond for Fall Party 1, near Gallum Boulevard, Western Tidewater Regional Channel, across the Tannahub Boulevard, William Reed Drive.
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Come for the Saliport.
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Okay.
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Tep.
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Go ahead. Clear, and J-Flyder 6th is responding.
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Interst 6th, you can clear.
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Click, command cell phone.
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Okay.
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And we passed the ladder five.
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The time you'll be clear.
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Okay. Okay.
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Okay. All right. Six.
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A lot of six.
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Can't copy the track mirror coming at low-key repeat? You're not.
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You're not.
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Copy.
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Well, conscious breathing.
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Patient hit her head, having short breath.
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Approximately 400 pounds fell on the ground.
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She is also very active patient with history of congestive heart failure and diabetes.
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Currently on two liters of oxygen.
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He is still dependent and hasn't fallen out when not getting the field.
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