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Medical team responds to possible stroke at residence
Emergency Medical Call
Near Stillmeadow Dr, Joppatowne, MD 21085
Audio|Source: Harford County Fire and EMS
01:4
Transcript: Medite, 21AAA, 388, 288, 2031. Not to go back to it. 18-1, medigate1, stroke, 127 still metal drive, pressure to burnside court, talk with the MS, 233. 671 in station, 2034. 21st, 8th of station, healthy, 301. 21's en route. 21 in route. 2034 is a high response, 68-year-old female, possible CVA. She has had a stroke before, since then started less than five minutes ago. Mobile hospitals are clear. Are you doing okay?
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Near Stillmeadow Dr, Joppatowne, MD 21085
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