75-year-old woman has medical emergency near 1st Street, Grindstone PA
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Medical EmergencyA 75-year-old woman near 1st Street in Redstone Township had a medical emergency. She was conscious and breathing but very pale. She has a history of breast cancer and kidney failure. No injuries or entrapment were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Fayette County EMS and Mutual Aid
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Transcript:
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The county video message is fallen near 1st Street, Redstone Township.
00:06
She had Grouse Run.
00:07
For a 75-year-old female,
00:10
she has black stole alist.
00:19
Thank you. Thank you.
00:20
Thank you. Thank you.
00:28
I think I anxious one in the area T033 Mount Hill is going to see a township west 45 engine three on the scene in vans making injuries on entrapment online and is blocked this time every 12
00:44
Okay, county 4.6 Go ahead
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On entrapment, no injuries I see
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42nd to 3.
01:06
Go ahead.
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We're approaching with our orders.
01:17
You have to go to the top of the mountain to live around and you can come behind in Missouri.
01:26
That's your safe.
01:35
426. He's at about 10 minutes.
01:42
Thanks all, Pete.
01:43
If you turn around, I have both individuals from the vehicle locks and then on our engines.
01:48
Proceed.
01:56
How many?
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I don't know.
02:09
1311.
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Rural front.
02:14
75-0 female conscious breathing normally.
02:17
She didn't know for bleeding up.
02:23
If she was advised to call, go to the ER, she's very pale,
02:28
Fisher of Breast Cancer, Rental Failure, to be a White House, two black cars.
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Location mentioned:
1st St, Grindstone, PA 15442
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