Woman found unconscious with medical history in Virginia, Amelia County VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a location near Rolling Meadows Drive, Virginia, for an 84-year-old woman found unconscious and confused in a restroom. She was breathing with moaning noises and has a medical history including bone cancer and memory problems.
Audio|Heard on: Amelia County Fire & EMS
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01:49
Transcript:
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Attention to rescue respond to address near Rolling Meadows Drive for an unconscious person.
00:06
Again, let's rescue respond to address near Rolling Meadows Drive for an unconscious person.
00:13
First page at 2311 operating on opt one, responding to an 84-year-old female unconscious in the restroom, is breathing, moaning noise.
00:30
1040 dollars will be in round momentarily ten four nine four nine four
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amelia ambulance starting his round.
00:48
Tempour ambulance sign, you're responding to an 84-year-old female who is coming to it at this time, is confused,
00:57
is breathing, unknown if it is normal breathing,
01:00
caller advised that it's a moaning noise, her eyes are open, does not have a history of her problems, is not a known diabetic.
01:08
Other dispatchers still on the line, gathering further.
01:16
Amel, it's on this direct.
01:23
Central to the Meta 4.
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Good.
01:33
has come to a bit, it's just very confused, and she does have a history of passing out.
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The caller did advise that she had never seen her like this before.
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She has a bone cancer and a history of memory problems.
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Location mentioned:
Rolling Meadows Dr, Virginia 23002
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