The medical crew got her to the hospital so fast, they don't even know if she had a boy or girl. On Sunday, like all game days, there are eight medical teams designated to cover all areas of Lambeau Field, a service for which the Packers, and not the taxpayers, pay, Lison said. All of the City of Green Bay paramedics are also firefighters. The only patients they don't handle are the ones on the field. The Packers have their own medical service on hand.
People come to the first aid station for everything, including feminine hygiene products.
But some of the behavior by Packers fans is distressing, said Bob Conrad, another paramedic. One fan thought it would be fun to jump on a paramedic cart, which was being used to haul a heart attack victim. Another man needed emergency aid in the stands during the game, but fans did not want to leave their seats to give the paramedics room to work. Another couple brought a 2-week old baby to an exhibition game in extreme heat, and the baby suffered high body temperature. The paramedics also treat children who are not properly dressed for cold weather, too.