RE: For Emergency card - medical jewelry

[Guest guest]

Hi family,

I haven't been online much between staying with mom, planning the memorial

and trying to take care of my own family BUT I invite you all to visit my

site.....I have been making medial jewelry for years...one of the 'pioneers'

of fashionable medical jewelry and would love to give my wonderfully

supportivef riends a discount and any other help neccessary.

http://www.beadin-beagle.com

Hope all of you had a nice holiday....I know I have missed a million

messages but this has all been so difficult. Diane, how is your husband?

I have so much to tell you all about my fathers passing and how your support

and advice has comforted me. I wont leave the group....I hope to help other

children dealing with their parent's cirrhosis. I love all of you so much

and hope to catch up soon.

Love,

Tina

_____

From: livercirrhosissupport

[mailto:livercirrhosissupport ] On Behalf Of Lyncia

Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 10:03 PM

To: livercirrhosissupport

Subject: Re: For Emergency card developer Bobby

Thank you Bobby. There is also another site - s Hope. I used it for

my diabetes so I am not for sure about other illinesses.

Lyncia

In life family and friends take us on all kinds of adventures, God helps us

choose our path....Enjoy your journey!

From: preciouspenny3 <preciouspenny3@ yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: For Emergency card developer

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Date: Sunday, November 30, 2008, 6:23 PM

Wow, that's a nice, fancy bracelet. I have the regular ordinary kind

that I got after my transplant. It has the transplant hospital's

name, phone number, and " immunosuppressed " on it. The National

Kidney Foundation makes them for people who have transplants for

free. I have seen the ordinary medical bracelet on sale at my local

clinic in the pharmacy too.

Penny

>

> From: robwalkingeagle@ yahoo.com <robwalkingeagle@ yahoo.com>

> Subject: Re: For Emergency card developer

> To: " Livercirrhosissupp ort " <livercirrhosissupp o rtyahoogroups (DOT)

com>

> Date: Saturday, November 29, 2008, 6:00 AM

>

> Yeah. It is important to try and imaging a sceneraio where you need

to go to the hospital. I got a bracelet with " hepatic encephalopathy "

and " severe iodine allergy " . It makes me feel so much safer. Love, B

> Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

>

> For Emergency card developer

>

> This site was sent to me by a friend.

> I was quite impressed with this, as I would like to have my husband

> have something in his wallet that would tell more about his

> medical information and that isn't thick or take up alot of room.

> This is great! You can print it out on just a piece of paper and

> fold it to be placed in your wallet. You can also make other

> types of information to carry around for other things also, like

> a shopping list, etc.

>

> It is called the Pocket mod.

>

> To Use this flash program, you have to double click on the

> kind of page you want on the left hand side. It should then

> come up in the center of the page and show you an example you

> can see up close.

> (1) If you look up in the right hand corner...

> you may see an emblem there. If there is one, you can click

> on that and add your information into the page. When you click

> close at the bottom..it will return to the example and show

> your information already there.

> (2)Then all you have to do is click on it and hold your button down

> and move it to the place you want that page to appear.

> (3) When you are all done...you can print it out. They tell you how

> to fold it up also.

>

> This ends up being about the size of wallet size picture, yet, it

> has all the information there that you added. It is very thin like

> a piece of paper you folded up and placed there.

>

> Here is what I used there for my husband's wallet card:

>

> You get to choose from a number of different pages to add to

> this sheet...a total of eight, I believe.

> (1) I chose the introductory where you place your name, address,

etc.

> (2)Then in the Misc section here: I chose the emergency contact.

> (3)After that I chose the list where you can type in information.

> I added my husbands medication there and how he took them (

> since on one of the pages it said to add them there, but the

> would not all fit.

> (4)Then again I chose the list again and added information there on

> how to use his insulin.

> (5) Then I chose the personal contact area, you cannot add that

> information, but I decided to use this for writing his doctors,

their

> addresses on them. I used 3 pages of this up in my little Pocket

mod.

> (6) Then I added the 2009 calendar for the last page.

>

> http://www.pocketmo d.com/

>

> I hope you like this little flash site. However, use at

> your own risk.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks ! Would love to chat and share my resouces and suppliers

anytime!!

It a very stress-releiving hobby!

Tina

For Emergency card developer

>

> This site was sent to me by a friend.

> I was quite impressed with this, as I would like to have my husband

> have something in his wallet that would tell more about his medical

> information and that isn't thick or take up alot of room.

> This is great! You can print it out on just a piece of paper and fold

> it to be placed in your wallet. You can also make other types of

> information to carry around for other things also, like a shopping

> list, etc.

>

> It is called the Pocket mod.

>

> To Use this flash program, you have to double click on the kind of

> page you want on the left hand side. It should then come up in the

> center of the page and show you an example you can see up close.

> (1) If you look up in the right hand corner...

> you may see an emblem there. If there is one, you can click on that

> and add your information into the page. When you click close at the

> bottom...it will return to the example and show your information

> already there..

> (2)Then all you have to do is click on it and hold your button down

> and move it to the place you want that page to appear.

> (3) When you are all done...you can print it out. They tell you how to

> fold it up also.

>

> This ends up being about the size of wallet size picture, yet, it has

> all the information there that you added. It is very thin like a piece

> of paper you folded up and placed there.

>

> Here is what I used there for my husband's wallet card:

>

> You get to choose from a number of different pages to add to this

> sheet...a total of eight, I believe.

> (1) I chose the introductory where you place your name, address,

etc.

> (2)Then in the Misc section here: I chose the emergency contact.

> (3)After that I chose the list where you can type in information.

> I added my husbands medication there and how he took them ( since on

> one of the pages it said to add them there, but the would not all fit.

> (4)Then again I chose the list again and added information there on

> how to use his insulin.

> (5) Then I chose the personal contact area, you cannot add that

> information, but I decided to use this for writing his doctors,

their

> addresses on them. I used 3 pages of this up in my little Pocket

mod.

> (6) Then I added the 2009 calendar for the last page.

>

> http://www.pocketmo d.com/

>

> I hope you like this little flash site. However, use at your own

> risk..

>

>

[Guest guest]

yes it is and may i add that i am sorry for the loss of your dad. i have lost

many and i take comfort in knowing that they are on the other side of the river

that i too will cross someday. Then we can all be together again. but for now

they are angles looking after us. Love in Christ

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 4:14:33 PM

Subject: RE: For Emergency card - medical jewelry

Thanks ! Would love to chat and share my resouces and suppliers

anytime!!

It a very stress-releiving hobby!

Tina

For Emergency card developer

>

> This site was sent to me by a friend.

> I was quite impressed with this, as I would like to have my husband

> have something in his wallet that would tell more about his medical

> information and that isn't thick or take up alot of room.

> This is great! You can print it out on just a piece of paper and fold

> it to be placed in your wallet. You can also make other types of

> information to carry around for other things also, like a shopping

> list, etc.

>

> It is called the Pocket mod.

>

> To Use this flash program, you have to double click on the kind of

> page you want on the left hand side. It should then come up in the

> center of the page and show you an example you can see up close.

> (1) If you look up in the right hand corner....

> you may see an emblem there. If there is one, you can click on that

> and add your information into the page. When you click close at the

> bottom...it will return to the example and show your information

> already there..

> (2)Then all you have to do is click on it and hold your button down

> and move it to the place you want that page to appear.

> (3) When you are all done...you can print it out. They tell you how to

> fold it up also.

>

> This ends up being about the size of wallet size picture, yet, it has

> all the information there that you added. It is very thin like a piece

> of paper you folded up and placed there.

>

> Here is what I used there for my husband's wallet card:

>

> You get to choose from a number of different pages to add to this

> sheet....a total of eight, I believe.

> (1) I chose the introductory where you place your name, address,

etc.

> (2)Then in the Misc section here: I chose the emergency contact.

> (3)After that I chose the list where you can type in information.

> I added my husbands medication there and how he took them ( since on

> one of the pages it said to add them there, but the would not all fit.

> (4)Then again I chose the list again and added information there on

> how to use his insulin.

> (5) Then I chose the personal contact area, you cannot add that

> information, but I decided to use this for writing his doctors,

their

> addresses on them. I used 3 pages of this up in my little Pocket

mod.

> (6) Then I added the 2009 calendar for the last page.

>

> http://www.pocketmo d.com/

>

> I hope you like this little flash site. However, use at your own

> risk...

>

>