Woman with clenched hands needs medical help at church, Mukwonago WI
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders were sent to Vernon Lutheran Church near National Avenue for a 53-year-old woman inside a vehicle who was conscious but had clenched hands she could not unclench.
Audio|Heard on: Waukesha County Fire - West
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 17, Med 17, Pre Alert EMS, near National Avenue, between Whichway Road and Hidden Lakes Drive, Vernon Lutheran Church, Birdman Fire Zone 2, Timeout, 1913.
00:29
Engine 29, pre-alert fire alarm, near Hillside Grove Road, between dead end and dead end, Tewaqi Fire Zone 1, Timeout, 1914.
00:46
Town of Burfield, Engine 20, and Med 20 are going to be en route pre-alerted status to Brookfield Regency Unit 24.
00:52
The patient is a 76-year-old female conscious and breathing who had a fall and is requesting a lift assist.
00:58
Our caller states that the patient is on the heavier side and not able to lift her up herself.
01:03
The PD is not responding unless you're requested.
01:06
Engine 20 copies.
01:07
Avenue Command, Time of Thompson.
01:14
This is en route.
01:16
I copy engine 17, is en route engine 17.
01:19
I'm going to be en route up-level sick person at the Vernon Lutheran Church at South and 90 West near National Avenue.
01:27
In the parking lot, furthest to the left side of the building,
01:33
there is a 53-year-old female who's conscious inside that vehicle, saying that her hands are clenched up and is unable to undo them.
01:42
Hazards are on with a blue Kia Telluride.
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Location mentioned:
S90w27550 National Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
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