Elderly woman found too lethargic to get out of bed, Chippewa Falls WI
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to an elderly woman at a residence near 50th Avenue because she was too drowsy to get out of bed. It is suspected she may have taken too much sleep medication. Fire, ambulance, and deputies were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Taylor County Area Public Safety
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
23, copy a check person, Wheaton.
00:07
423.
00:09
423, cune 9, near 50th Avenue.
00:12
Cullers advising she received a message from her mother that she was stuck in her bed, but then another family member stating she received a message that she's taken some sleep vacations to help her sleep.
00:21
Colors not sure exactly what's going on would like someone to go with her.
00:28
That's four.
00:30
The interrupt phone.
00:31
Jim Foley.
00:34
Ten-four.
00:35
Time-fire.
00:40
Start to that call as well.
00:42
64 at 130 is 3.
00:47
The other four? Same.
00:55
All right now.
00:58
All right, no.
01:03
It's 15 north of Alexis, 13,000, America 1033.
01:07
We're back at our base available.
01:15
Go far.
01:21
In phone contact with the driver, I'm going to see if I can head down the residents to make contact.
01:40
Wheaton fire your request in the township of Wheaton.
01:43
It's going to be at near 50th Avenue, elderly female that's too lethargic to get out of bed.
01:50
There's questions whether she took too much sleepy medication,
01:54
cochlear ambulance,
01:55
and deputies will be in route.
02:06
Negative, she is not.
02:08
Sounds like the patient does have a boyfriend or significant other at the residence with her.
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Location mentioned:
50th Ave, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
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