Woman with cerebral palsy rescues dog from pond, Stephens City VA
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Medical EmergencyA 26-year-old woman with cerebral palsy entered a pond to rescue her dog. She is now safely out of the pond and walking home near Hyda Lane.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick County Fire, EMS and Mutual Aid
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
In the Seminole Drive, Hyda Lane, you're responding for a 26-year-old female.
00:05
She was out walking her dog.
00:06
She does have cerebral palsy.
00:11
The dog went into the pond, so she went in after it.
00:15
She's now out.
00:16
She's walking towards her residence near Hyda Lane.
00:31
At the initial call, the patient was crawling.
00:35
She couldn't walk, but now she is walking.
00:39
She may be at her residence near Hyda Lane.
00:41
We still have her on the phone.
00:45
Time 4, we'll go to near Hyda Lane.
00:48
Near Hyda Lane.
00:59
165 shot for South Virginia.
01:11
Marks, 1600, lift assist, 111-11 Van Gogher Drive.
01:18
Rescue Company 18 second call 835.
01:28
For medic 182.
01:34
We're depleted at this time if we want to start next due for that.
01:37
We might be all clear up a unit here in a second.
01:40
Before.
01:49
Lift assist 1.11 Van Goger's Curris Street's Chilford Drive.
01:55
Rescue Company 21,
01:57
837.
02:07
For M-O-J-O-E-N, we're in California.
02:14
Ten.
02:21
General illness, non-alert,
02:24
English Meadows, one-tint, Spanish Oak Road, Cross Strait's Tasker, Road Service Court,
02:28
Musky Company 11, Medic 11, 837.
02:36
Frederick Mac, 182 is on scene of 1-14-8-O-A.
02:45
22 on the scene, she did advise that she has arrived home near Hyda Lane.
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Location mentioned:
Hyde Ct, Stephens City, VA 22655
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