Woman found unresponsive but breathing in apartment, Athens PA
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Medical EmergencyA 40-year-old woman was found unresponsive but breathing after fainting multiple times in an apartment near Church Street. She was discovered by a neighbor and now in her apartment, but is not responding and her condition is unclear. She has a history of hospital visits and medication, but details are unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Bradford County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Creator Valley, MS, 1st to Athens Borough, near Church Street Department, 702,
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40-year-old female,
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single episode.
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First due, Athens Borough, near Church, 2, Department 702, 40-year-old female.
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Thinkable episodes,
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1422.
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Athens Borough,
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Bradford County.
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Go ahead.
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Number one, heavy MS headed up to near Church Street, Apartment 702, 40-year-old female, multiple syncopal episodes.
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104, you said apartment 702?
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Four.
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24, thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you, 34 is in row.
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Thank you, 34.
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You're responding, 1423.
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It's going to be apartment 702.
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Could not get much information out of the caller.
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She was a neighbor that found (name withheld) passed out in the hallway.
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They since have her in the apartment.
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She ... won't respond to them.
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She is breathing,
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but she won't answer any questions.
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They're unsure what's going on with her.
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She's been in and out of the hospital several times.
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She's on meds, but they have no idea what.
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Location mentioned:
Church St Apartment 702, Athens, PA 18810
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