Emergency calls for elderly man and woman with pain, Simsbury CT
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams responded to two medical calls near Firetown Road. One involved an 88-year-old man at Governor's House experiencing changing vital signs and bladder pain from a catheter. The other involved a 54-year-old woman who was awake and breathing normally but had pain and tingling in her arms. No police assistance was needed.
Audio|Source: Simsbury Police (P25) & Ambulance
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Transcript:
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Stand by for page, EMS near Firetown Road.
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Unit 100.
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EMS responding BLS cold to near Firetown Road.
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Governor's House Room 100 for an 88-year-old male, changing vital signs, bladder pain due to catheter, 26 Omega-23.
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For you got me.
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Roger 3.
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The 7.
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7. The name is responding to Governor's House. No PD required.
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Okay.
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All right. Senator. All right the 3,
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14, 30.
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Here, Ivel.
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Sound four.
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Three, I'm clear.
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Okay.
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Same light for page, Detention District 3, District 6, PMS to (name withheld).
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Instructory on the hot response. Second officer cold.
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EMS, BLF cold.
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The two (name withheld) the 54-year-old female.
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Stainted is now awake, breathing normal.
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She's pain and tingling in her arms.
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No cardiac history, 31 Alpha-1.
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Thank you for you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Firetown Rd, Simsbury, CT 06070
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