Woman conscious with speech difficulty in stroke call, Tualatin OR
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Medical EmergencyA woman was found conscious but with speech difficulty and vision loss on her left eye. She has a history of stroke and was at a residence near Southwest 65th Avenue in Tualatin.
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Engine 34 and AMR 139.
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Respond to stroke.
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At near Southwest 65th Avenue.
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Unit 16.
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Cross streets at Meridian Park Hospital
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and Southwest Bulland Road.
00:21
Call AMR. (number withheld).
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(number withheld).
00:26
(number withheld) or swine to the call on Greenfield coming from Marian Milliken.
00:34
Copy, thank you.
00:39
Cross streets are northwest one hundred and nine and eight street.
00:47
39 is responding to the call on 2nd Avenue from 99 West and Vermont.
00:58
Cover to you.
01:02
Cross streets are Northwest 122nd Avenue, Landon, Named Street.
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Engine 39, Chief 6, truck 211, and EMR 1.30.
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Respond to cardiac arrest.
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At near Southwest McEwen Road.
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Unit 152. Cross streets are Southwest 65th Avenue and McEwan Road.
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24 AMR-339 is going on CVA at the Meridian Village apartment.
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Near Southwest 65th Avenue, number 16.
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She was a 59-year-old female, she's conscious breathing, she's having difficulty speaking.
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She said she's possibly able to follow commands.
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She said she suddenly lost eyesight in her left eye about an hour ago.
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She does have history of the CVA back in September.
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Just code three.
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Location mentioned:
SW 65th Ave, Tualatin, OR 97062
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