Man with dementia reports slow breathing at business 

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4731, 176 to your morning. 1040. Good morning. You respond to Common Sense for an EMS call. This is the mail thing has been to measure. This is where he is. The RP is going to be late lately. To 1907 South Douglas Highway to the Common Sense. For medical, the common sense, 1907 South Douglas Highway. EMS, fire, delta response, 1907, South Douglas Highway, common sense for normal breathing. Again, EMS, fire, delta response. 1907 Southland with Highways, Common Sense for Difficulty Breathing. 741, 760. 34.36. 36. You can show us in route. 104. 4. 46. too goody, the male says that his breathing is slow for him. He is awake and talking to us. He's calling off the phone there and comments him. Copy. This is and Emerson. Just so you're aware, he should be sitting in there on a seat somewhere with staff. He is trespassed from there and has been since March of 25. 760. 10.4. Since he responding to a 61-year-old male who's conscious breathing, chief complaint today of abnormal, slower breathing. He stated that his feet, ankles, and lower legs are torn up. He also stated that he has dementia. The bleeding is traumatic. It's from a not dangerous area. He's responding normally. He is not breathing normally, and he does not have a bleeding disorder and is not taking blood thinners. He should be in the common sense. near the reception area he's using their phone.

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