Medical emergency for man who fainted at Grand Junction home, Grand Junction CO
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Medical EmergencyA 64-year-old man fainted at a home near Priscilla's Way in Grand Junction. He was initially unconscious and not breathing normally but later regained consciousness and was breathing, though not fully alert. He has a history of heart issues. Emergency responders are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa County and Grand Junction Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Station 31, Wisconsin, 964, Priscilla's Way.
00:04
964 Priscilla's Way, this is for a patient that fainted, emergency response with lights and sirens, Tama, (number withheld).
00:14
3936 check 36 Riverside Park.
00:22
This match to squad 31, ambulance 31, 31, and 32 now.
00:30
Copy, Squad 31, Ambulance 31, Ambulance 32, Shunion Route 964, Priscilla's Way.
00:37
This is for a 64-year-old male,
00:39
unknown, not conscious, and unknown breathing.
00:42
Our P is in Washington, besides that he was on the phone with the male when he passed out multiple times.
00:49
Male's wife then took the phone and told the RP to call 911.
00:53
He does have a history of heart issues.
00:56
We're trying to call somebody at the address now.
01:02
Let's go out 3-1 copy.
01:06
Please disregard.
01:07
Anyone 32 is not on this call.
01:10
Copy. Copy.
01:21
Statue 16 en route saying Mary's Code 2.
01:29
Class 31, go ahead.
01:33
Just an update, we're in contact with the patient's partner.
01:36
Patient is now conscious and breathing, however not alert.
01:40
It's still emergency response with lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Priscillas Way, Grand Junction, CO 81505
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