Medical team responds to chest pain near Leroy St, Toccoa GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical and fire units responded to a possible medical emergency near Leroy Street in Toccoa involving a 62-year-old woman experiencing chest pain and numbness. She has a history of seizures and takes medication for the condition. Her heart rate was reported as elevated, and her last seizure occurred the previous night.
Audio|Heard on: Stephens County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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EMS Station One to Fire Station Ten, stand by for a chest pain call.
00:02
EMS Station One to Fire Station Ten, stand by.
00:16
EMS Station One to Fire Station Ten, report of chest pain.
00:19
Near Leroy Street off Washington Street and Wood Street.
00:23
Dispatch cleared (number withheld).
00:31
Anyone on 30s en route?
00:36
Clearhead, you 103 en route to twelve.
00:45
Medic Four, Engine 103, you are responding to a chest pain and possible seizure.
00:49
Near Leroy Street off Washington Street and Wood Street.
00:52
Sixty-two-year-old female, 185 pounds.
00:56
Advising her hand is numb.
00:57
She has a history of seizures and takes medication for it.
01:00
Her heart rate is 112.
01:02
Last seizure was last night.
01:05
She has grand mal seizures.
01:07
We’re still trying to get further information at (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Leroy St, Toccoa, GA 30577
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