Woman overdoses on pain medication at home

Heard on: Horry County SC Regional HCFR Seacoast ER (Hospital)

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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This is the R Brunswick Medic Six.

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Medic Six, coming down facility routine traffic with a sixty-six.

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That sixty-six year old female coming from home.

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Chief complaint is going to be overdose.

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Per the friend on scene, she texted her advice.

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She didn't want to live anymore.

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Patient also states same thing.

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She is a GCS of about 14 .

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Last set of vitals, BP is going to be.

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One hundred over 60 respirations,

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twelve, oxygen saturation 98 % on four liters nasal cannula.

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Intubation is going to be 35 .

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Respirations, like I said, is twelve.

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Heart rate is going to be 130 .

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ETA is about eight to ten.

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What was the station overdose on?

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fentanyl and hydromorphone, all of which have been expired.

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Hydro morphone was expired in 2018 , and fender gun was expired earlier this year.

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Unknown amount that was in bottles.

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Six clear.

2026-10-28 02:32 UTC

Substance Use

Hwy 9 E, Little River, SC 29566

Woman overdoses on pain medication at home

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, medic 6 transported a 66-year-old woman from her home to a hospital for a possible overdose involving fentanyl and hydromorphone. A friend on scene reported that the patient texted that she did not want to live anymore, and the patient reportedly said the same.

Woman overdoses on pain medication at home

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