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St. Thomas emergency crews reverse woman’s overdose with Narcan

St. Thomas police and paramedics say they administered a dose of Narcan to a woman who was overdosing on fentanyl. Su-Ling Goh / Global News

St. Thomas police and paramedics saved a young woman’s life by giving her a dose of Narcan after they say she overdosed on fentanyl.

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Police responded to two 911 calls from an apartment on Avon Road around 6 p.m. on Thursday

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They say dispatchers could hear laboured breathing and were eventually able to speak to a male on the other end of the line.

Police and paramedics found a 25-year-old woman at the scene who’d overdosed on fentanyl while using the drug with a male companion.

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Crews gave the woman a dose of Narcan and they transported her to St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital for further care as a precaution.

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