Woman allergic to bee sting treated at Bay Street pavilion, St Johnsbury VT
Medical EmergencyA 45-year-old woman was stung by a bee near Bay Street pavilion. She is allergic and does not have an EpiPen. She has swelling in her finger but is breathing normally and her throat is not swollen. Fire and EMS were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Source: Walden and Cabot Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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St. John's very fire department, Callax Ambulance, respond near Bay St to the pavilion.
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45-year-old female stung by a bee is allergic, does not have an EpiPen.
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Again, St. John's Berry's Fire Department, Alex Ambulance,
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near Bay St to the pavilion. 45-year-old female stung by a bee is allergic.
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Does not have an EpiPen, the time of tone 1512.
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The time of tone 1512. The jury on responding 1512.
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Alexoan out, 1513.
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All right, I'm engine three, Calix 1. Just be advised,
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caller was stung on the finger stated her finger is swelling, however she is currently able to breathe normally and her throat is not swelling.
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10-103 on scene, 1550.
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Location mentioned:
Near Bay St, St Johnsbury, VT 05819
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