Multiple calls for breathing problems and possible heart attack 

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This badge from 543. Go ahead. Let me show me clapping into 121. 10-4. Attention monarchy fire Hoyt Lake ambulance for a Med1-Diff breather. 11075-031, 11075-031, cross the minor in skills, 1170 Medic 42 to respond at 2104. At 43 is 104. 2105. Can clear patients run in NTLV. We'll have you back at Central, please. Attention, Township 2, North Muskegon Fire was found on a Med 1 disc breather, 2451, Wisconsin, 2451 Wisconsin, 5, California through crosses. Township 2, Mrs. (name withheld) to respond, 2106. Monty Gute, 104, 20106. Dispatch, Middick 43, I copy, and roll. Stand back. MediG 43, responding, Priority 1.1075, old 31, 11075, old 31, 11075, old 31. Minor, Keeler, your crosses for an 82-year-old female difficulty breathing, 2106. 5-6-1-9-1. 7-7-7-7-7-1. 24-51, Wisconsin. 2451, Wisconsin, Avenue, South Island, California for your classes. Have a 66-0-9-1, difficulty breathing. Do you remember? 217. 217. 222, Marathon route, you're responding. Priority 1, 2451, Wisconsin Avenue, 2451, Wisconsin. South Bides in California, your crosses for a 66-year-old male. This breather, decrease LLC, 2107. 771, you're responding, 5-1, 2451, Wisconsin, 2107. Money, you're on standby, 2107. 790-208. All-4-5-0. 5-0. Set, 71, 21-11. Here, a senior secure. Got board. The 702, too, clear, 2111. All for five, six. Continuing that emergency, 2111. Did you think we have to fire at, yeah, 3.40. Clear recalls. 1170, 2113. 1170, 2113. Dispatch, motor 43 is on time. Item 43, 2113. Tension Eggleston fire, respond to a Med1, Possible Cardiac, 1931 Gladys. Five, zero rock.

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