Medical emergency for weak woman with cancer, Columbia Cross Roads PA
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Medical EmergencyA 69-year-old woman with lung, liver, and breast cancer was weak and having trouble breathing near North Lake Road in Springfield Township. Emergency responders were called for a medical emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Bradford County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Form 9, QRF, Ridgebury, UMS, Western EMFRA, ALS[1],
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Springfield Township near North Lake Road,
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for weakness.
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Department 9, QRS[2], Ridgebury, MS, Western EMS, Rale-L, Springfield Township, near North Lake Road,
00:43
Cross Street, Marsh Lane, and Tyler Hill Road,
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69-year-old female,
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weak, lethargic difficulty breathing, Curris Operations Fire 4, 1869.
00:59
County, take four at the garage.
01:05
Bridge 36 is spawning.
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I take four to the garage, 82210.
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The upper county advance, one zero one's unseen.
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One hundred one,
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I'm seen. One hundred, I'm seen, 199.
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Roger Bradford.
01:38
The audit meeting is over.
01:39
You guys can lock up the building.
01:43
Please, 19R.
01:49
The Q3 is responding from Troy.
01:55
Medic 3 responding,
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1901.
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Springfield Township, near North Lake Road, 69-year-old female,
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diagnosed with lung and liver cancer three weeks ago with a history of breast cancer.
02:10
Weak, lethargic difficulty breathing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (paramedic-level medical response)
[2]
QRS: Quick Response Service (first-responder medical unit)
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Location mentioned:
N Lake Rd, Columbia Cross Roads, PA 16914
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