Woman with breathing problems treated near South Sterling St, Morganton NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded near South Sterling Street for a 35-year-old woman experiencing breathing problems and coughing, possibly due to bronchitis.
Audio|Heard on: Burke County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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One, 991-1-1st responders, near South Sterling Street, cross streets, Alpertron Boulevard, Bus Drive, B, McDonald's,
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breathing problems, mercy response.
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One, 99 first responders, near South Sterling Street, crossroads, Abertrane Boulevard, Bus Drive, B, McDonald's, breathing problems and mercy response, 2258.
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Direction.
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Crew on direct.
00:41
Up to the PBA Peevoid grocery, 20 is going to be Robert King Young 2015, Robert King Young 2015.
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Like five one time.
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Thank you.
01:03
She's responding to 2012, so I started to reaping McDonald's.
01:07
One to a 35-year-old female's constant breathing.
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She's got a cough and has some bronchitis.
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She's responding normally, no difficult to speak between breaths.
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She's not clammy.
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Has used her in Taylor.
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She's going to be on foot outside wearing a maroon shirt and maroon pants.
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Also has a teal bag and a black bag with her.
01:29
Been going on for about three days now.
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Location mentioned:
S Sterling St, Morganton, NC 28655
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