Emergency response for man with breathing difficulties 

Transcript:
Fire dispatch, engine 3, and Medic 3 Respond, 24101, Lakeshore Boulevard, 24101, Lake Shore, building A. (Name withheld), apartment 1,213, for a 64-year-old male, difficulty breathing, history of CHF. This is Kirk 1535. Her car died, and there's nothing has a throat. It's fine, but she doesn't know how to make it. They only get so much. We try to welcome to rise with me. Oh, okay. Open mic. Oh, that's Molly. No, you're mom. You'll break your neck that way. I'm not going to break her neck. I'm not going to break her neck. It's got to find much sounds we go. Oh, I'm not... Holy quit. We have to go to park. We're all these... Hello, you could believe you at. How are you? Oh, you have to get my bait. You know, and... No, don't tell. I mean, you're just a friend of my wall. I mean, you're just a friend of my phone. Yep, you'll walk. Oh, uh, well, animal can... Back three is a... Not in three, right? That's. Back three, down. Edge three, same course. Copy, Route 24-101 Lake Shore, Billy A. Adam, permit 1213 at 1537. Medic 2 to dispatch. Medic 2 to dispatch. Medic 2. Medic 2 is arrived at equal D.R. Copy, 1537. Lect 3 is match? Medic 3. Medi 3. Make me on, 2. Copy.

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