Child regains consciousness after medical emergency, Worcester MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to a 10-year-old boy who was initially unresponsive but breathing at an apartment near Frank Street in Worcester. The child later regained consciousness and was reported to be weak while being assisted by his father.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near Frank Street, apartment 162.
00:02
You have a 10-year-old male not responsive.
00:06
He is breathing.
00:07
I'm going to verify that now.
00:10
Yeah.
00:12
What is this, Lima One?
00:16
Limon.
00:18
Ten eight from Queen Street.
00:21
HL will be transporting shortly and I'm going to go over to Frank Street.
00:26
Received that.
00:27
Have you going to Frank Street or apartment 162?
00:35
Near Nixon Ave, apartment number one, forty-three year old male stroke symptoms.
00:45
Paramedic six, Worcester.
00:48
Medic six.
00:51
At I-290 by exit 26, Route 140, motor vehicle accident, car versus pole, state is en route.
01:14
Transporting to the V.
01:17
Transporting to be 2041.
01:41
At Frank Street, apartment 162. The 10-year-old male is now talking.
01:48
He is extremely weak.
01:49
His father is trying to hold him.
01:51
He became a little bit unresponsive but now is responding a little bit.
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Location mentioned:
Frank St, Worcester, MA 01604
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