Child treated for allergic reaction at St. John's Armenian, Greenfield WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a three-year-old child at St. John's Armenian experienced an allergic reaction to peanut butter and was treated with an EpiPen by emergency responders.
Audio|Heard on: Greenfield Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Advanced Life Support, Engine 92, and Med 92, St. John's Armenian, near West Layton Avenue.
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Midnightude dispatch.
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Go ahead.
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Maynight you, engine engine into responding.
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The St. John's, Armenian, near West Layton Avenue for a 3-year-old allergic reaction to peanut butter and EpiPen has been administered.
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Questions, Christine.
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Ninety-two unseen.
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That's received.
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May 92 to engineering two you can cancel.
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Engine 92, that's received.
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Location mentioned:
W Layton Ave, Greenfield, WI 53220
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