Medication watch Re: Tired of feeling tired

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You have to do it yourself

I'm kind of computer/technology savvy, so I shouldn't have a problem

(I hope), but I talked to a few of my less savvy relatives, and they

were kind of intimidated by the thought of typing in the info. I

offered to help out, but then I wonder if someone is out cold, would

the EMT's know how to get the info? Or is it more to help someone

who is ill and needs to call their doctor right away, but doesn't

have the number on them?

I guess I'll find out In my case, my husband isn't 100% aware of

all my medications and all my doctors numbers, so it should help for

that.

Take care,

RH

> RH

>

> I looked at this wrist watch device (costs about $40 BTW), but it

didn't say

> how it's programmed with your own specific info. Do you know?

>

> Steve

>

> > Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 03:54:44 -0000

> > From: " ohgminion "

> > Subject: Medication watch Re: Tired of feeling tired

> >

> >

> > This might seem unrelated, but a long story about how my stress

level

> > went up is the connection, I won't bore you with the details. But

> > here's one of the culprits:

> >

> > http://www.diabeticpromotions.com/cgi-bin/webcart/webcart.cgi?

> > CONFIG=mountain&CHANGE=YES&NEXTPAGE=cadex.htm&CODE=172

> >

> > I just ordered a new one (what happened to the old one is a stress

> > source), does anyone else have one? You can list your meds, what

> > time to take them, and also include some medical info, I think

like

> > medical conditions, and doctors names and phone numbers. I'm

lucky I

> > don't have trouble affording meds, but I forget to reorder them

and

> > forget to take them, so this watch may help.

> >

> > Take care,

> > RH