Medical emergency for abdominal pain near Baptist Church Drive, Lebanon OR
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Medical EmergencyEmergency units responded to a 21-year-old woman near Bond Road reporting abdominal pain and possible gallbladder issues. The patient fainted during transport but was conscious, breathing, and alert.
Audio|Heard on: Linn and South Marion County Fire
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Station 91, Station 92, Rescue 92, and Medic 31.
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Respond to Charlie Response.
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Abdominal pain.
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At near Bond Road.
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Cross streets are Baptist Church Drive and Snow Peak Drive.
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Water tender 33, go ahead.
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Available.
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You can show me going to station 31 for fuel, unavailable at this time.
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We're going to Station 31.4-0.
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Central, this is Water Tender 302.
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Returning available.
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The report is 20-32.
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Returning and available port-and-vailable.
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The report is that?
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Back.
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Go ahead.
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The report's cleared the scene on available.
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Clear the scene and unavailable 1446.
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All, Addition 35 is armed elbow.
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Engine returning.
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Engine 35, returning and unavailable 1447.
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So you show at 191 in Brown with five.
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And Happy Rescue 91, you are en route for a travel response abdominal pain for correction.
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Near Bond Road, cross of Baptist Church Drive and Snow Peak Drive, 21-year-old female, conscious breathing, and alert.
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Advising she thinks she is having gallbladder issues and she did faint en route 1440 next.
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Location mentioned:
Bond Rd, Lebanon, OR 97355
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