15-month-old female choked but recovered at Virginia Dr, Marine IL
Medical EmergencyA 15-month-old female was choking near Virginia Drive in Marine. An object was removed from her throat. The child is now breathing, making noises, and crying. She is not showing signs of airway obstruction or distress. The family decided to transport her to the hospital by private vehicle.
Audio|Source: Madison, Macoupin, Jersey County 911
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Transcript:
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Third-party caller on no breathing.
00:02
I'm getting this.
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(name withheld).
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Marine Fire, near Virginia Drive, Marine.
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Marine. 15 months, female, object is now.
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Unnoticed that is called in third party. The caller is going to be in the house.
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SimCatsy did that time on pending bus.
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Pension RETIMS, Cension METIMS, near Virginia Drive Marine, near Virginia Drive Marine, both 15-month-old female projects, stuck in the third-party caller unknown breathing status of the first time, marine fires, and this second, I'm up to six.
01:19
Tendendipolis are here being right-quested.
01:23
710-1-4-E, 710-1 to Woodby Street for Lillips.
01:39
Pellissippi fire, you're being requested.
01:43
710, one-policy-3-7-10 for a lift assist on 8-10-507, giving time.
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7-4-1-1-1.
02:10
Swansea 100 responders in 1422, Stanwell, Wayne, and Swansea Apartment 3.
02:16
For 73-0, female, is the M-A-1111-1.
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Thank you, Gordon.
02:27
Number one.
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Guys on contact.
02:41
has removed the object.
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They do not need an ambulance.
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They are going to take her to hospital by a vehicle.
02:51
She is talking or making noises and is not blue or anything.
02:57
She is crying right now, so no airway obstruction.
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Location mentioned:
Near Virginia Dr, Marine, IL 62061
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