Medical Alert ID Braclets?

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Does anyone know where I can buy one so I can put my HC info on it?

Thanks!

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http://www.icegems.co.uk/925-sterling-silver-medical-id-bracelet-5-p.asp I find these good as the tags are part of the bracelet rather than hanging below it & getting in the way.

vAL

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> http://www.icegems.co.uk/925-sterling-silver-medical-id-bracelet-5-

p.asp I find these good as the tags are part of the bracelet rather

than hanging below it & getting in the way.

> vAL

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This is what I wear all the time, never take it off. I will have to

add in the Fludrocortisone by the looks of things and I am seeing my GP

this morning and keeping my fingers crossed he is going to be happy to

prescribe it for me. There is no way I want to go through typical NHS

so called tests!

Pam

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Hi Pam,

I got folic acid prescribed last year even though my blood tests came

back saying the serum level was within range (but low) ~ short-term

memeory was going down the tubes at the time and the effect of

supple'mentation' was quite remarkable.

The cost of folic acid is trivial, pence per week. I've been put on

it and kept on it at minimal cost and I doubt I'll give it up, in

view of my experience of its highly beneficial effects.

I'm 65yrs of age and rising ....... I've also been taking a basic B-

vit (brewer's yeast) with top ups of the various B vits as necessary

without getting too far out of balalnce as between all of the Bs

(hopefully).

Having had to use an intuitive approach to get this far, with minimal

testing, I know from what you've said, that lack of testing can be

fraught with hazards, made worse if the GPs can't interpret them, or

have no compassion that their lack of knowledge is hampering the

patient's wellness.

Many have the human failing of ~ refusal to delegate and distrust

their patients, having labelled them as heart-sink, and

unable/unwilling to fathom what is actually wrong.

I imagine you won't get problems having a prescription that will cost

pence per week ....... (as with L-thyroxine) ....the problem, is with

the more expensive drugs.

best wishes

Bob

> >

> > http://www.icegems.co.uk/925-sterling-silver-medical-id-bracelet-

5-

> p.asp I find these good as the tags are part of the bracelet

rather

> than hanging below it & getting in the way.

> > vAL

> >

> This is what I wear all the time, never take it off. I will have

to

> add in the Fludrocortisone by the looks of things and I am seeing

my GP

> this morning and keeping my fingers crossed he is going to be happy

to

> prescribe it for me. There is no way I want to go through typical

NHS

> so called tests!

>

> Pam

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