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Woman at assisted living develops chest pain and swallowing difficulty, College Station TX
Medical EmergencyA woman at Peach Creek Assisted Living near Stokes Cir is experiencing chest pain and difficulty swallowing after taking new medications. She is conscious and breathing and has a blood pressure reading of 154 over 96. Emergency responders are en route.
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Transcript:
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Plymouth City, South Florida County, 765, Chesaigne,
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Peach Creek, Citizens Living Room 6 at near Stokes Cir,
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near Stokes Cir, cross-pipeline, Road, Box 1130.
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Medical Emergency, South Rivers County, 765, Chesapeen, Peach Creek Assisted Living Room 6 at near Stokes Cir, Cross Pipeline Road, Box 1130, respond on County Car 2, County Car 2.
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Your last.
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Thank you.
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Go ahead, college.
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Go ahead, college.
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Yes, sir. They called back.
00:55
The manager said that there's no emergency and there's no need for fire.
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All right.
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762,
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Seizure Promises Bratis Valley Rehab, 3550, Norman Drive, Channel 2.
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Seizure promises Brassus Valley Rehab 3550, Norman Drive, Channel 2.
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Units and route to Peach Creek here in route to 59-year-old female conscious breathing, having chest pain, difficulty swallowing,
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has taken routine meds and some new medications in the last hour.
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Chest pain started and having difficulties closing up, requesting to go to the hospital report flow pressure is 154 over 96.
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Location mentioned:
Stokes Cir, College Station, TX 77845
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