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Poweshiek County, IA

Man found unresponsive after recent brain surgery 

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US-63, United States
Audio|Source: Grinnell Fire
01:20

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County 61. 61, go ahead. Responding Highway 6 and 63, and can you give us the nature of the call? It was a 66-year-old male who fell. He had brain surgery last week. They were running emergent. Okay. Bonnie 90 from Grinnell, 61. Go ahead, 61, this 90. What's the nature of your patient's condition? We have a approximately 65-year-old. mail that was found on the bathroom floor today. When we checked as blood sugar, blood sugar, the glucose meter set low. He's currently responsive to verbal stimuli, but unable to speak or communicate. We're just north of York Road here on 63. Thank you.

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Two vehicle accident at highway 63 and route B

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US-63, United States
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US-63, United States
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US-63, United States
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US-63, United States
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US-63, United States
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