Medical emergency near Pine Beach Rd, Oostburg WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, first responders and a local ambulance service were dispatched to a possible medical emergency near South Pine Beach Road in the Town of Holland. Radio reports indicated an older adult was conscious and breathing but experiencing chest and abdominal pain, nausea, and feeling faint. The patient may have had a history of vascular issues and was scheduled for a medical appointment.
Audio|Heard on: Sheboygan WI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Attention, Oostberg first responders and Orange Cross ambulance.
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Delta response to near South Pine Beach Road with cross streets of Sauk Trail Road and Ingalls Road.
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This is a delta response for an 87-year-old person, conscious and breathing, experiencing chest and abdominal pain.
00:17
Patient was going to an upcoming appointment for a vascular surgeon.
00:23
They have four stents.
00:24
Feeling as if going to faint.
00:43
Attention Newsburg first responders and Orange Cross ambulance, delta response to near South Pine Beach Road, with the streets of Stocking Ingalls Road in the town of Holland.
00:54
This is a delta response for an 87-year-old person, conscious and breathing, experiencing chest and abdominal pain, feeling as if going to faint and vomiting.
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Location mentioned:
S Pine Beach Rd, Oostburg, WI 53070
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