Two-year-old with cancer taken to hospital for dehydration
Medical EmergencyA two-year-old child with cancer shows signs of dehydration and illness. The mother, who has been drinking, will take the child to the hospital with police assistance.
Audio|Source: Montezuma County Public Safety
02:13
Transcript:
Southwestwans Cortez Resti, please respond to the National Nine Room number 20. That's 301, West Main Street, room number 20. And the rest of two-year-olds not eating the Arpies concern that he may be dehydrated. Cortez, 3020. Cortez, Res. Cortez, Res. Yes, Tee, too. We've been released five minutes for a rest of the second call. That's where is your attorney. Cortez, not a quote. Medic1. We're going to be clear of this call. Go ahead and tag us up to that one that just dropped. Copy 2893. Show us in route. Copy and route. Units responding to the national line, again, is going to be room number 20. Two-year-old, the mom is the R.P. said he hasn't eaten since this morning. She's concerned he might be dehydrated, have had diarrhea all day today. Lack of interest in playing or doing anything, he's just been sleeping on and off. He looks like he wants to throw up, but nothing's coming out. He was diagnosed with a form of... cancer at Children's Hospital in Denver. She's called it HRH, and he hasn't seen a varsity before, but children said that him going to Southwest should be fine. It could be 1-1-244 Highway 491. Medical 1-1 copy. As there, it's an evening. Welcome. Mom is going to voluntarily take (name withheld) to the hospital. However, she has had some drinks tonight, so I'm going to give them a courtesy ride to the E.R.
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Near W Main St, Cortez, CO 81321
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