Possible stroke reported at residence near heller st, Oak Harbor WA
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Medical EmergencyMedical units are responding to a possible stroke with symptoms of left side immobility at a residence near Heller Street. The caller reports the condition may be worsening but the person is still conscious.
Audio|Heard on: Island County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Icom, North Whidbey Fire, Second Tone,
00:03
for a possible stroke, near Heller Road, Unit 64, response on fire 2.
00:08
Again, ICOMN, Northway, Fire, Second Tones, near Heller Road, Unit 64, for a possible stroke, response on fire, 292, 264.
00:20
Icon, South Patrol, Traffic Hazard, Craw and Coal.
00:24
Okay, 4.
00:28
Victory.
00:30
I can't commit to by force-off units.
00:43
No. 4. That's nice.
00:50
3rd, um,
00:52
near Heller Road, unit 64 for a possible stroke response on fire 2, 1927.
00:59
8.2.3 in route.
01:03
Edge 2.3 and a.
01:10
Before I come, you can assign 123 in me and show me in the area.
01:16
So fresh.
01:22
Did you copy 823? 823?
01:27
I have the engine 2.3, but I will update it to 823.
01:30
Ah.
01:39
I've got the unit responding for Heller Road.
01:42
This is a Charlie level response for stroke-like symptoms with left side immobility.
01:49
The RP3 calling now, advising a possible stroke, or correction of possible seizures happening now.
02:00
Are you doing a correction? It's not actually a see-sure.
02:03
The caller is just advising that he seems to be getting worse.
02:06
He's still conscious, not seething.
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Location mentioned:
Heller St, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
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