Woman suffers anaphylactic shock at home

Heard on: Labette KS Fire-Tac Group Calls

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Five, (number withheld) Belmont,

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apartment (number withheld) .

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Delta response.

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Fifty-four year old female.

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Anaphylactic shock.

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She has used an EpiPen.

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10-4, can I? Did she advise what she was allergic to or

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exposed to? 10-5, stand by one moment.

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Carson 10-5, can I have a patient around?

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5, 10-4, 1256.

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Engine five, I need you en route to (number withheld) Belmont, apartment (number withheld) , for a fifty-four year old female with anaphylactic shock.

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She has used the EpiPen.

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We're not sure yet what she's allergic to.

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County EMS five, she's advising that she's only allergic to strawberries.

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However, she does not know of coming in contact with them.

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She was cleaning her cat's litter box when this occurred.

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10-4, Gary.

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Engine 5 is going to be on scene.

2026-09-13 10:55 UTC

Medical Emergency

Belmont Ave, Parsons, KS 67357

Woman suffers anaphylactic shock at home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a reported anaphylactic reaction involving a 54-year-old woman at an apartment on Belmont Avenue in Parsons. She had already used an EpiPen, and responders were advised she was allergic to strawberries, though it was unclear if she had been exposed to them. The reaction reportedly began while she was cleaning a cat litter box.

Woman suffers anaphylactic shock at home

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