Cardiac emergency at 248 Golden Road Lane involving a female patient with chest pressure and racing heart; EMS units including Medic 48 responded and later cancelled., Augusta County VA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, cardiac emergency at 248 Golden Road Lane involving a female patient with chest pressure and racing heart; EMS units including Medic 48 responded and later cancelled.
Audio|Heard on: Augusta County and Staunton Fire and EMS
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Craying Emergency, 248 Golden Road Lane.
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Augusta County, anyone.
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121, 524, tunnel 43,
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for a crime of emergency,
00:27
248, golden road lane, cross streets of Camara lane,
00:31
operate county one, 2134.
00:45
48th year's running at 2136 to 248 Golden Road Lane for a cardiac emergency.
00:53
It's going to be a 59-year-old female feeling shaky.
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She's her heart's racing and has pressure in her chest.
01:02
She is diabetic and advanced her sugar than 175.
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I got the rest of 29 you're signing at 2140.
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219, you're responding at 2140, 248, golden roads a secondary.
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Yes, please.
01:26
She's not going to be responding for a cardiac emergency.
01:29
This is a 19-year-old female.
01:33
She had both had some pressure in her chest and her heart's racing.
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She is diabetic.
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Her sugars at 175 and she's feeling shaky.
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Medic 48 is also responding.
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Medic 48, 219.
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248.
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You need this to continue.
02:03
No, you're on cancel, thank you.
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