Child treated for allergic reaction after bee sting in Windsor Heights area

Heard on: Brooke WV EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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Attention Brooke County EMS, Windsor Heights Fire.

00:04

Attention Brooke County EMS, Windsor Heights Fire, need to respond (number withheld) Windy Hill Road.

00:11

B for (number withheld) year old male, allergic reaction, stung by a bee.

00:18

He did use an EpiPen.

00:20

Again, (number withheld) Windy Hill Road, Windsor Heights.

00:24

Time of tone 1436.

00:26

Seven hundred and two, we have caller back from (number withheld) Windy Hill.

00:30

Stated the subject has just collapsed.

00:33

Caller wants to know if he should use the EpiPen again.

00:39

Repeat, the (number withheld) year old has now collapsed.

00:45

Caller wants to know if he should use the EpiPen again.

00:48

It is an adult EpiPen.

00:52

I believe that's going to be a.

00:55

Single dose EpiPen.

01:00

She could try it again.

01:03

Do have another EpiPen.

01:12

702, they just realized he is awake and alert again.

01:17

Let's see. Tell him to hold off on a 2nd EpiPen.

01:21

Okay.

7/16/2026 11:36 AM

Medical Emergency

Windy Hill Rd, Windsor Heights, WV

Child treated for allergic reaction after bee sting in Windsor Heights area

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS and Windsor Heights Fire were dispatched to the Windy Hill Road area in Windsor Heights for an 11-year-old with an allergic reaction to a bee sting. The caller reported an EpiPen was used; the child was later reported to have collapsed, then was awake and alert again while responders were en route.

Child treated for allergic reaction after bee sting in Windsor Heights area

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