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Medical emergency for elderly woman with high blood sugar
Medical Emergency
Victoria, MN
Emergency help requested for a 78-year-old woman suffering from high blood sugar. She is alert and breathing.
Audio|Source: Carver and Scott County Public Safety
00:9
Transcript: Sorry, (name withheld), you're needed for a medical. 5119, Gateway Street, southeast unit 322 for a 78-year-old female with high blood sugar. She's awake and breathing time of patient 2221.
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