Man shows stroke symptoms at Glasgow address, Glasgow VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 63-year-old man near Pocahontas Street in Glasgow showing stroke symptoms including left-side facial drooping, slurred speech, weakness, and a recent fall. He also has a history of strokes and diabetes.
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Rescue 3 respond to stroke near Pocahontas Street in Glasgow.
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Cross streets are 6th Street at 7th Street.
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Rescue 3, Rescue 55, near Pocahontas Street, stroke, Upper GCCC in 1950.
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SEC, 33, respondent,
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55 in service.
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33 responding near Pocahontas Street for a 63-year-old male, 140 pounds, dry heaving, sweating.
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He could not get up and fell earlier today.
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He does have a history of strokes.
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He is also diabetic, left-side drooping,
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operate option 2, 1952.
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Rescue 5. You've been placed by Conservers by 33.
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Rock for GCC, 1953.
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NCCC to 33.
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Very good.
01:34
See it, guys, he seems to have a headache, facial drooping on the left side and slurred speech.
01:40
She's going to be downstairs in the dining room.
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Stand for me.
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Glass at 32, ECCC6.
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Go ahead.
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32 be responding on this guy as well.
02:02
10 432 responding near Pocahontas Street, 63-year-old male, 140 pounds,
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symptoms of a stroke, left sudden numbness, slurred speech, facial drooping, all right, operate up to June 158.
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32 ECC on location.
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Pocahontas St, Glasgow, VA 24555
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