Woman having asthma attack near Marshfield

Heard on: Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Marshfield and Greene County Fire

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Marshfield Fire Medical Call.

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Marshfield fire medical call address of (number withheld) south walnut street.

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Again, (number withheld) south walnut street.

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It's going to be for a 33 year old female who's having trouble breathing.

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She does have a inhaler.

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She's been using it all day, however, it's not been working.

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She also advised she does have a nebulizer, but she's also been out of medication for a few days.

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We're having a single lane fire medical call.

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Time zone is.

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Three thirty-nine.

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We believe she's possibly having an asthma attack.

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She does have an inhaler she's been using all day.

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However, it's not been working.

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She also stated that she has a nebulizer.

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She's requesting no lights and sirens due to an autistic child that's currently on scene.

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We'll show you on route 340 .

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Be advised, ambulance should be out of Marshfield.

2026-10-21 08:38 UTC

Medical Emergency

S Walnut St, Marshfield, MO 65706

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a home near South Walnut Street in Marshfield for a 33-year-old woman with breathing difficulty, possibly an asthma attack. She had been using an inhaler without relief and was out of nebulizer medication. The caller requested no lights and sirens because an autistic child was present, and an ambulance was expected to be out of Marshfield.