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Woman with possible heart attack in Warrior, Alabama, Warrior AL
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a woman near Mountain Trail in Warrior, Alabama who was experiencing a possible heart attack. She had taken three nitroglycerin tablets with no relief for about two hours. She is allergic to aspirin and has a history of heart problems, cancer, and high blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Fire & EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Station 19, lifeguard, respond to near Mountain Trail, near Mountain Trail, have a 70-year-old female possible heart attack,
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have taken three nitros with no relief.
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Cross street to Risk Trail and Rock Springs Road, 11.
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2.4.2.4 at east, 29.4 at east.
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A lot more.
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I'm responding.
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You got six.
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Okay, receipt.
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19, let's see.
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19, let's see.
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1951. Stronger.
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51, guys, your response.
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Mad 1, 1951, she was taking three total nitros.
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It's been going on for roughly two hours with no relief and is allergic to aspirin.
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Does have significant heart history, cancer history,
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high blood pressure.
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I can receive.
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You want to receive.
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Mountain Trail, Warrior, AL 35180
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