Medical emergency for possible lithium poisoning, Amherst MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders are dispatched to a medical call at an apartment near Rolling Green for a 47-year-old female experiencing symptoms of possible lithium poisoning including shakiness, shortness of breath, and an irregular heartbeat.
Audio|Heard on: Amherst Fire
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Transcript:
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Attention 51A1.
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Respond to 422 Belchertown Road near Rolling Green, apartment number 59.
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A 47-year-old female reports possible lithium poisoning, shakiness, shortness of breath,
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and irregular heartbeat.
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422 Belchertown Road, apartment number 59 near Rolling Green at 1437.
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79-A-1.
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Go ahead, A-1.
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Understanding Rolling Green from Roosevelt Green and Saddley and Badly.
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A1 on air responding from Roosevelt Street in Hadley at 1437.
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21 from 729.
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A1. Go ahead.
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A1, my mapping was a little slow or not working very well.
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I didn't realize you were so far out.
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A2 has offered to take that call for you.
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Thank you. We'll be on the air to north for fuel.
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A1 on air to north for fuel at 1438.
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729A2.
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At A2.
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A2.
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A2 is on the air responding, Rolling Green apartment 59.
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A2 on air responding to Rolling Green apartment 59 at 1440.
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Location mentioned:
1A Rolling Green Dr, Amherst, MA 01002
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