Child has severe allergic reaction to bee sting without epipen, Coventry CT
Medical EmergencyA young boy around 6 or 7 years old at near Smallwood Trail in Coventry is having a serious allergic reaction to a bee sting. He does not have an EpiPen. Emergency services are responding and he has been given some Benadryl to help.
Audio|Source: Tolland County Public Safety / CSP Troop C
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County Comptuary Department, Willamantic for a Medic, 2-7 Smallwood Trail between Buna Vista and Arlington, 6-7-year-old male,
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electric reaction to 8B sting.
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County County Comptuette Department, Willamantic for a medic, 2-7 Smallwood Trail between Vuna Vista and Arlington,
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6-7-year-old male,
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electric reaction to 8B sting, 1438.
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T&A.M.A.M.O.18 responding.
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The country department, Windermed Metac, 2-7th, Snowwood Trail.
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Sixth every on mail, reaction to the B sting.
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It was 518 responding.
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Okay, clear as street.
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1328-2-3-3-2.
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Okay. Okay. And when you're like 33-903-903.
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1328 to 225.
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You have also?
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Roger Sir Woffa.
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Okay. Okay.
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Mediac 33 responding.
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Seixivio has a known issue of allergic reactions does not have his EpiPen, kind of giving some Benadryl, feeling nauseous.
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Okay,
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thank you. We know, Sivvi 1819.
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Location mentioned:
Near Smallwood Trail, Coventry, CT 06238
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