Elderly woman injured in fall near North Oak Street, Toccoa GA
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Medical EmergencyAn 85-year-old woman fell while going up the stairs near North Oak Street and West Savannah Street. She is conscious, alert, and breathing. She hit her head but it is unknown if she is bleeding. Emergency services are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Stephens County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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Dispatch a M.
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Station 1 to call for our station 10.
00:02
Have report of a fall.
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Dispatch EMS Station 1 to go for our station 10, stand by.
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Dispatchee, MS.
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Station 1, Nicole, for Station 10, have reported of a fall.
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Near North Oak Street, cross of West Savannah Street.
00:26
Dispatch Fair (number withheld).
00:33
Engine 103 being out.
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104, Engine 103, shook your route (number withheld).
00:47
Med 3, Engine 103, show you en route to near North Oak Street, cross of West Savannah Street for a fall.
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It's going for an 85-year-old female patient weighing 170 pounds.
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Fell going up the stairs, she is lying on the sidewalk outside, she's conscious alert and breathing.
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We can hear her talking in the background.
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She did hit her head, unknown if she's bleeding at this time.
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They're going to be around back.
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It's going to be at the end of the street.
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The caller will have his lights on.
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This is cleared (number withheld).
01:19
Engine 103 is on scene.
01:23
Ten-four.
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Ten-four straight-uncene, (number withheld).
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Okay.
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Andrew 103, dispatch.
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Injure 103. Enter 103.
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Okay. Yes, you're going.
01:47
Ten-four.
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Location mentioned:
N Oak St, Toccoa, GA 30577
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