Medical emergency for elderly man at home, Essex VT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a home near Cindy Lane for a 78-year-old man with diabetes who was dizzy, fell, and was dehydrated. He experienced alternating hot and cold sensations and was found in the bathroom with some blood on the floor.
Audio|Heard on: Essex, Essex Jct. and Westford Fire Departments
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
Essex Dispatch, Essex Rescue, Town first response, second call.
00:03
Please respond to near Cindy Ln for a 78-year-old male with a known diabetic.
00:09
He is dizzy, he fell, he is up now.
00:12
Repeat and second call, near Cindy Ln.
00:15
Time is home, 15, 15, 19.
00:23
Phaar!
00:33
Essex Dispatch, Essex Rescue, Junction First response to respond to 47 Pleasant Street for a medical alarm indicating a lift-assist, lockbox code will be in your incident.
00:46
Repeating second call for rescue, junction-first response, 47 Pleasant Street, medical alarm for a lift-assist lockbox code will be in the call.
00:56
Climatone 1602.
00:58
Sounds like St. Michaels will be your incoming ambulance.
01:06
Essex Dispatch, car one's responding to near Cindy Ln.
01:11
Car one from town 57.
01:24
Go ahead, 57.
01:28
I'm on the scene.
01:29
This is my parents' residence.
01:31
Right now, he is very dehydrated.
01:34
He keeps going cold and hot.
01:37
We're currently located in the bathroom.
01:40
We're trying to keep him up right now.
01:42
There was blood from him on the floor.
01:47
Understood, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Cindy Ln, Essex Junction, VT 05452
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