Child having multiple seizures at home near crosswinds court, Indian Trail NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a nine-year-old child at a home near Crosswinds Court is experiencing multiple seizures. The child is awake during seizures and has epilepsy but is not diabetic. Emergency medical services are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Union County and North Carolina State Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
19 purchase matters from that 118, Cesar near Crosswinds Court, near Crosswinds Court, off of Fonburg Drive, upright on buildup.
00:12
I think I'm east of a 11 an square, a rent road.
00:18
118, brush 195, you're responding to near Crosswinds Court, near Crosswinds Court, cross-806 Crosswinds Court, Cross-Ship have phone truck drive for a nine-year-old seizing, still gathering further.
00:33
Takeout engine 51.
00:37
Agent 51. Agent 51.
00:40
You can show us the time of complete.
00:42
4,000 sedge of corrobor been cleared by EMS and right back to station.
00:47
September.
00:52
Med 118, brush 195.
00:54
You're responding to near Crosswinds Court.
00:57
Nine-year-old males seizing,
01:00
has had multiple seizures,
01:02
has been awake during seizures,
01:04
not diabetic, is epileptic.
01:06
Countercommends code to no first responders,
01:09
19, your discretion.
01:19
95 is going to continue and go-3.
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Location mentioned:
Crosswinds Ct, Indian Trail, NC 28079
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