Elderly woman found unresponsive near Back Road, Woodstock VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to an elderly woman found unresponsive near Back Road by St. Luke Road and Crowder Lane in Woodstock, Virginia. The woman, who has dementia, was breathing but not responding when help arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
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01:24
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 75, additional call.
00:01
Rescue company 13, near Back Road, cross street St.
00:04
Luke Road, Crowder Lane.
00:06
75-year-old female unresponsive, off to 1645.
00:15
Dispatch from tanker 13.
00:20
Tanker 13, go ahead.
00:23
We're gonna ride back to the station to pick up the ambulance.
00:26
We're coming from Hudson Crossroads.
00:31
Ten four, it's only two of us in here and she didn't realize that you all were out.
00:35
I'm gonna go ahead and put ten on this also.
00:42
Okay.
00:49
Rescue company 10,
00:51
near Back Road for unresponsive operations.
00:56
Ops to 1647th.
01:03
EMS 1, I'm responding in Back Road.
01:07
It's ten one EMS.
01:09
One, both units are responding at 16 forty-seven near Back Road.
01:13
Cross street is going to be St.
01:14
Luke Road, Crowder Lane.
01:16
You have a seventy-five year old female has dementia.
01:19
She passed out not responding to him.
01:22
Is breathing sweaty and clammy.
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Location mentioned:
Back Rd, Woodstock, VA 22664
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