37-year-old man stops seizing after seizure at home

Heard on: Green Lake County Public Safety

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Attention Brown Primary, calls to (number withheld) Seward Drive.

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Again, that's (number withheld) Seward Drive for a 37-year-old male currently having a seizure.

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He did bite his tongue.

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Again, Brown Primary,

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(number withheld) Seward Drive for a 37-year-old male currently having a seizure.

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Did bite his tongue.

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KSP 267, Green Lake, clear at 534.

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48, we're making out.

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That's right.

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10-4, we're at Green Lake County.

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Tougher. Patient currently is not seizing anymore.

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Did bite through his tongue.

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Did experience heavy breathing, not paused.

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Does have a history of seizures.

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According to my caller, she was unsure if the seizure medication was administered last night, but for sure was at 11 a.m.

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yesterday.

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And then the last seizure was approximately two to three weeks ago.

9/7/2026 03:34 AM

Medical Emergency

N8546 Seward Dr, Berlin, WI 54923

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Seward Drive for a 37-year-old man who was reportedly having a seizure. He had bitten his tongue and was breathing heavily but was no longer actively seizing. The caller was unsure if seizure medication was given the previous night, though it was given earlier in the day, and the man had a history of seizures with the last one about two to three weeks earlier.