- An ill female complaining of swelling in her foot
and ankles.
It's a code 2 call so we won't be going lights and sirens.
We're just going to take our time and get there safely.
- Oh, traffic got thick through here.
- Easy.
[inaudible]
- There's a horse and carriage.
I've got to hit him with the [inaudible]..
- Don't startle the horses.
Are you serious, dude?
The Infiniti is scared to go past the horses.
Not much horse experience.
Probably the first horse they've even seen outside of the zoo.
Just let him out, dude.
[quick siren bursts]
- All right.
Medic 56 arrived at scene.
Hey, ma'am.
All right.
What have we got?
- So this is Lynn.
- All right.
Sounds like something we can help.
- Thank you.
- Take my hand.
We're heading right out there to the gurney there, ma'am.
- We're going to have you sit way up high by the crease.
It will be the most comfortable for you.
- Tell me your name again, ma'am.
- Lynn. - Hi, Lynn.
I'm Bill.
- Nice to meet you.
- Sorry it's under these circumstances.
It's toasty in here.
Let's see if we can do something about that.
What are you looking at, Lynn?
- Nothing.
- Something going on there?
- No.
- No?
- It's that a comfortable position for you?
So this is taking your blood pressure.
Just relax your arm.
Relax your other arm as well.
Put your arm down.
There you go.
Tell me a little bit more about this leg.
- It just started ballooning.
- Mind if I put my hands on it there?
- No. That's fine.
- All right. Let's do that here.
I'm going to feel the good one first.
Now let's check this one out here.
It's sensitive to the touch, huh, Lynn?
Ooh. OK.
Real sensitive.
- Tennis fan, huh?
- This morning you woke.
- That's perfect.
I love it.
I love guacamole.
We'll get you over to the hospital.
They'll take a look at it and then make an evaluation.
OK? - You're awesome.
Thank you.
- You're welcome, Lynn.
Your mother is in the front seat chatting it up with my partner.
- So did you play tennis in high school or college, Lynn?
- Nice.
I tried it for the first time just a couple of years ago
because my uncle played.
I thought that I'd be at least OK at it
because I played ping pong and I like
to consider myself able-bodied.
Man, I was whooped.
- I was a ping-pong champion.
- Is that right? - Yeah.
Cool.
- Stingray.
- That's a beauty.
- '73.
You're a car lady there?
- The man who's in it, he's looking pretty
proud of that whip himself.
- You like Porsches?
My dad's got a '69 912.
- I like it.
I like it.
We've got something in common besides this ambulance, huh?
- '73.
- Nice call, Lynn.
Someone owes her a soda.
We have just arrived at the hospital.
- Absolutely, Lynn.
Dealing with nice people makes this job easy.
All right.
Let's get you out of here.
- I like that Lynn.
You mentioned something interesting