Medical alarm triggers urgent response near Baker Mountain Rd, Grant AL
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Medical EmergencyA medical alarm triggered a call near Baker Mountain Rd for a 73-year-old female with severe abdominal pain and breathing difficulty. Emergency crews responded swiftly, but contact with the patient was initially unsuccessful.
Audio|Heard on: Albertville/Guntersville/Marshall County Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Grant, Sawyerton,
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near Baker Mountain Road, cross streets, car deaths the lane,
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came in through a medical alarm, female patient complaining of abdominal pain.
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Ambulance is coming from station six.
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821, there is a lockbox code if you want to give us a PX.
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Turn 4.
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Copy receipt.
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2.11.
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I have a patient update.
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It's a 73-year-old female, complaining of stomach and back pain, difficulty breathing.
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Appreciate, thank you.
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Simple.
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A-Rab Fire 1450 North Brinley Mountain Parkway, 1450 North Burley Mountain Parkway at the A-Rab Walmart for a 73-year-old female, correction male, pendant,
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press with a medical alarm, negative contact.
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Andrew Warner, safe.
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Good.
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Did you want to know.
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You're one in route.
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You're one in route. No.
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...act with this patient, no answer.
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No.
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Your receipt.
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Now One, do you have a vehicle that's attached to this?
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That's been negative.
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Standby for vehicles.
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Ten-four.
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911 to a Repire, you can cancel your response.
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Location mentioned:
Baker Mountain Rd, Grant, AL 35747
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