Man has diabetic seizure and is unconscious in waterford, Waterford NY
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Medical EmergencyA 34-year-old man in Waterford experienced a diabetic seizure. He became unconscious and has abnormal breathing. Earlier, he was seen walking in the road despite being told to remain still.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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One Charlie chest pain in near 1st Avenue across the Charles and Hilltree.
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Check free drinking.
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For 4125, 413 and 4757-5, the male is continuing to walk.
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He was told to stand still, but he's continuing to walk.
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Currently now in front of 391, we'll say it's over time of privacy.
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3.20-2-5 copies.
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3-3-5.
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1671. I see that law.
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Would you retell in the Waterford call for my Zone 3 Ambulance to handle,
00:39
please? Okay.
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EMS 1951.
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You can disregard there on the Zone 3 Amuls.
01:00
Clotho Park Zone 3 to cover the call.
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One Charlie's chest name, near 1st Avenue across the Charles and Hill Street.
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Tack of (number withheld).
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I'm in the area.
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That was number 74.
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No 9 that course.
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Off-up. We're in the area at 322.
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Course 519.
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Be out with 529.
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Be out with 528.
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323.
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323. 493 counting, I can show 88 and myself out.
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Plus the Parkhouse-MF, digital up with a 6 percent, 45 Western Drive, Press of Woodl,
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Lane, and Laprow, Jack, (number withheld).
01:57
A 34-year-old male,
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it's a diabetic issue.
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He was in seizure, now out.
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He is still unconscious,
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abnormal breathing.
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Location mentioned:
1st Ave, Waterford, NY 12188
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