Hey guys, we're about 10 minutes out with that patient we're bringing in that's altered, unresponsive. Initials are SS. She's a 71-year-old female. Husband calls because initially she was short of breath, I guess, upon arrival. First responders found the patient slumped over on the bed, kind of like kneeling on the bed, unresponsive. Other than last known while it was like 8 o'clock, she said, yeah, I guess she had a marijuana brownie by her daughter. But that's nothing out of the ordinary. No changes with that. Patient's still about GCS of age. She'll kind of moan when you move around and when you talk to her, she'll jump. Still kind of pulling away from pain. Last blood pressure is 131 over 91, 131 over 91. Heart rate is 64. Sinus on the monitor. 12 lead is unremarkable. I have a capnography of 42 with a respiration rate of about 24 now. She is 94% on arrival. She was 85%. For first responders, she's been bouncing anywhere between 94% to 97%. Again, she's 8 now times 0. We'll be there in about less than 10 minutes now. Alrighty. You'll be headed to Terminal Bay 2 on arrival. Mission clear.