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9-1-1, what's your emergency? We need an ambulance ASAP at 1055 Park Church Road. What's going on? We have a... Oh, my son-in-law fell down the steps and he looks like he's dying. He's bleeding. What is it? Okay, he said he's bleeding. Is he breathing? Yeah, we need to get an ambulance. Okay, where is he bleeding from? Okay, I gotta ask you a question, though, honey. Is he... Okay, I know. I understand. I understand. I understand. He's 47, he fell down the steps, he's bleeding. Okay, is he breathing? He's bleeding, yeah. He's breathing and bleeding. Out, nose. Look, this is his nose. Yeah, it's bad. Okay, do you see his chest rising? His chest is... Is he unresponsive? He's unresponsive, yes. Okay. All right, give me just one second. Don't hang up, okay? Okay, I won't. Have you been home? I just got here. How long have you been in there? 55 minutes. Give me a second. I don't know where he's been all day today. I don't know. That was a second. Okay, honey, does it appear he's broken any bones or anything like that? No, he's not breaking any bones. He's just barely breathing. Okay, can you roll him on his back for me? Yeah, my mom is here. We're nurses and teachers and we've got him. We're good. We'll just send an ambulance. I know, hon. I have the ambulance on the way. I've just got to stay on the phone with you. Can you tell me what the house looks like? It's a brick home. It's got a... It's got a little black jeep in the car and my car's in the car. It's a bridge. It's a blue door with a black jeep. We're going to have to come in here and get him out now. Okay, that's okay. Okay, honey, stay on the phone with me and monitor his breathing for me, okay? Yeah, we're good. We've got him. He's upright. Did he hit his head when he fell, do you know? He did. Yeah, he hit his head. Okay, just stay on the phone with me, okay? The ambulance is on the way. I just want to stay monitoring him, okay? Okay, that's fine. Let's go to the back room and get the body. I have to stay on the line. Yeah. Honey? Come on, Larry. Larry, come on. I have to... Okay, I've got him. Is there any way you could have him in a position if you had the DCPR in that position, honey? Yeah, we can get him in the CPR position. We can, yes. Okay. If he stops breathing, we're going to get him in the car. Okay, yeah, definitely. Where he's like this, I just want to stay on the phone with you and if you do have the DCPR, just let me know, okay? Okay, I think we're fine. He's in the back room. You got him? Yeah. Did he bleed in anywhere else than just in the nose? Oh, nose, mouth, all the way. Yeah, it's bad. We need help real fast. I know, honey. They're coming as fast as they can. I know it seems like it takes forever. Do I need to go to the road and wait on them? No, no, they got your address. They're on the way. They're familiar with the road. So, I just need you to monitor them for me and just keep me updated on them. Yeah, my mom's here. I called my mom. She's a recovery support therapist. We're keeping him upright so the blood don't, you know, what... Okay, is he bleeding from his ears? I know you said it's nose and mouth. Yeah, all of it. Yeah, it's bad. Do you see any blood flowing in his head or anything like that? I don't know. It's bloody. I don't know. I don't understand. And did you all immediately find him or did you just find him like this? Oh, I've been home and he's dead on the steps. It hit his head, that one. Okay. I was just wondering if you had found him like that or if you'd watched him in the ambulance. Oh, I watched it. Yeah. Could you stay on the phone with me and monitor him for me, okay? Okay. My mom's with him. I'll go upstairs and see if I can see the ambulance. Are they almost here? They're coming as fast as they can, hon. I don't have them on DV. I can't see where they're at, but they're coming as fast as they can. Okay. Okay. I'm going to go outside and watch. I'm going to leave my phone, stay on the phone with me. My mom's with me. Okay. Do you want to leave the phone with your mom and just watch for the ambulance? Okay. Yeah. Okay. My father's in the car. Okay. He fell down the steps. Ma'am, can you hear me? Yes, I can. Okay. Just watch him, breathe him for me, and if anything changes or we have to do CPR or anything like that, let me know. I'm going to stay on the phone until the ambulance gets there, okay? Okay. I've got him in a position where he's trying to quit snoring. His chest is still rising and everything, though? Oh, yeah. He's got a good heart rate, too. His pulse is good. I'm feeling it in his head up here. Yeah, he's got a good pulse, too. As long as I keep him in a certain position, he's not doing that snoring. He didn't respond to a sternum rub or anything like that? Well, no, we don't have time to do nothing, but no, I would say he would. Okay. No, he doesn't. No, I did a sternum rub. There's no response from him. 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