Medical emergency for elderly woman with breathing difficulty, Southfield MI
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Medical EmergencyA medical emergency was reported near Lahser Road involving an 84-year-old woman experiencing flu-like symptoms and difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3202 (South/Oakway) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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Transcript:
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Station 4 Medical Parkhouse near Lahser Rd, reported location, possibly 103,
00:13
mail 100,
00:15
fail, not even Louis late week.
00:19
Radio, in service.
00:23
842. 842. Engine 4 on the way.
00:26
842.
00:31
Radio Life Board is on the way alone.
00:34
842 Engine Force are you making.
00:48
Medical emergency.
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Medical emergency.
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Engine 3.
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Engine 444 4.
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Squad 4 for 84-year-old female with flu-like symptoms, 10.842.
01:03
3 copies.
01:05
Engine 4 copies, in service.
01:07
On the road to Station 5.
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124.
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7-4.
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843 is a third-party caller.
01:20
Three
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Go ahead
01:28
Station 3rd Street Station 3105 and 4 and the patient is approximately 300 pounds
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8, 8, 8, 4.
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This is squad 3.
01:56
Service has service and route to CFH.
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840.
02:03
Providence Southfield, A40F.
02:05
Engine 2, where else up?
02:08
Engine 2, driver and service.
02:14
A46.
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A46.
02:19
Radio engine two back of service.
02:22
8. 847.
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Radio 3. Engine 3.
02:31
Section 3 is unseen.
02:35
Squad 4 is unseen.
02:37
You're on scene.
02:44
Squad 4, Your Unseen.
02:55
It sounds like we're using a translator to try to determine the emergency.
02:59
They have reported to us so far that there's difficulty breathing.
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Location mentioned:
Lahser Rd, Southfield, MI 48034
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