75-year-old woman with high blood pressure and blurry vision
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Millville Fire Rescue
03:23
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Medical fire medical shift on (number withheld) West Street in Millville Heights, room (number withheld).
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The sick party.
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That's medical fire medical shift on (number withheld) West Street, Millville Heights, room (number withheld) for the sick party.
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Millville Fire, I'm seeing an update of full recall, (number withheld) West Street, Millville Heights, room (number withheld).
00:31
For the sick party, they're at your station.
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That's Millville Fire, full recall, (number withheld) West Street, Millville Heights, room (number withheld) for the sick party.
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One man found needed.
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Millville Fire from headquarters.
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Go to fire.
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You see if Blackstone has an ALS unit available.
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Let me see, we should have a Blackstone.
01:35
Worcester Fire to headquarters, Blackstone's been set to ALS.
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Lowell Fire, you can tell it on this one.
01:48
Everyone here is responding.
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It's going to be (number withheld) West Street, Millville Heights from one time with Blackstone.
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75 year old female, high blood pressure.
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Gives you a blurry vision.
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She is wearing glasses.
02:09
Hello, fire one.
02:12
Roger. Roger.
02:20
10-14.
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Over. Fire unit 14.
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10-14.
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I'll be en route.
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(number withheld) West Street.
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Unit 14, unit (number withheld) West Street, Millville Heights, 10-14.
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Black 21 to Millville Fire Control, we're responding to your 10.
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Black 21, you're responding (number withheld) West Street.
02:57
Permit (number withheld) at the Millville Health for a 75-year-old female with high blood pressure.
03:03
Recent A, came home from the hospital.
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Still being blurry vision.
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No symptoms.
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Black 21, have it.
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Black 91 to Millville Fire Control, we're on scene.
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Millville Annual 385.
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