Woman hospitalized for severe abdominal pain, Greencastle PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a 79-year-old woman near Williamsport Pike experiencing severe abdominal pain. She was conscious and alert, with a history of a previous dissection. Multiple medical units from Franklin and Washington counties were dispatched.
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Transcript:
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39 out at Chambersburg.
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Over time to (number withheld), Sunwork Bridge Court Department C.
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Charlie, T.
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Q.S. Drive and Banyan Way.
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Six-person class number, response, Dr.
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4401. Ambulance Company 1Metic Company 23-1, and alerted out to (number withheld).
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Franklin, 2312 is responding.
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2312 up to 2050.
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Franklin Ambulance 1-19 responding.
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Yeah, it's done in 2050.
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HM Township (number withheld)-1 in Fort Pike between Millimore Road West and East Weaver Road at downward paying class on a phone box 3313 8 Washington County Avians 359 Metaccompan 233 is now ordered up to 2053.
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SETIC 231 is responding.
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CEMEDY-231, Office 2,254.
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Franklin, Washington County Paramedics 759 is responding with 2.
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Washington Paramedics 759 is responding with 2.
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Washington Paramedics 759.
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These are Franklin Opsby 259.
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Washington, 759, Medic 2331, near Williamsport Pike responding class 1, 79-year-old female conscious alert-oriented, experiencing severe abdominal pain with history of dissection, 2056.
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Pickle an ambulance one-nine on scene.
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That's one-nine on scene, 256.
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3.m.312, I'm saying.
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Location mentioned:
Williamsport Pike, Greencastle, PA 17225
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