Woman experiences loss of consciousness and breathing trouble, Portage County WI
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Medical EmergencyA 37-year-old woman experienced difficulty breathing and near loss of consciousness near the intersection of Lake Drive and Old Highway 18 in Amherst. Emergency medical services responded to assist her.
Audio|Heard on: Portage County Fire and EMS
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02:16
Transcript:
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Amherst Ambulance, Amherst, EMR,
00:03
Requested near the intersection of Lake Drive and Old Highway 18 for a 37-year-old female who feels like she's going to pass out.
00:12
Town of Amherst, 1402.
00:19
Com Center, 58 Med1.
00:22
Go ahead.
00:24
8 Med1 in route, Old Highway 18.
00:35
Again,
00:37
A 37-year-old female who feels like she's going to pass out. Her friend is the caller. She is almost out of consciousness.
00:44
We'll be waiting in a black defender with flashers on.
00:49
May 8 Med1 copy.
00:52
The 911 call appears to be mapping north of Old Highway 18 on Lake Drive.
01:04
009 from Tom.
01:08
I'm not getting a return on a (name withheld), (number withheld).
01:17
For negative 99 cents.
01:24
If you can get me an address and a phone number, I'll put her in local.
01:27
I don't have her in local yet.
01:34
You had radio failure.
01:45
Timber.
01:50
There.
01:51
Med one, go ahead.
01:59
Again, they'll be pulled over in a black defender with flashers on.
02:04
The 37-year-old female has labored breathing.
02:08
She is currently conscious.
02:10
She states she feels like she is losing consciousness.
02:15
And she's with a friend.
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Location mentioned:
Old Hwy 18 & Lake Dr, Amherst, WI 54407
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