Reply to "k pouchers: do you wear a Medic Alert bracelet and what does it cite?"

JLHMember

as much as I advocate for a medic alert bracelet, and I do wear it 24/7, nobody in the ER has ever looked at it. Over the past year and a half I’ve been in the ER five times, of which I must say I am not proud.

The phone app sounds like a really good idea and I’m going to check into it. Thanks for suggestion.

i used to write out all my medicines, allergies and such and found most doctors or nurses would not take my list. And I still needed to review what is in their computer.

1/1/1810:39 PM

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