Re: Low-Grade Fevers and Mito?

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Hi Laurie,

I had all my information available for the ambulance personnel and I

am so thankful that I took the time to type it all up. I did what you

have done and I am sure happy that i did

because that night I really needed it. I added my protocol to my package.

I remember this subject coming up on this list not too long ago and I

suggested putting one in your glove compartment b/c that is where the

EMT's will look for information or for who to contact in case of an

emergency if you

are involved in a car accident or a medical emergency happens while

you are in your car. I remember you suggesting putting one on your

fridge, which I did and thank you for that suggestion.

I do have some additions to make and I never did make one up for my

purse. I guess

it is time I do that now. I think this is something we all tend to

put off, thinking " I will

never be in that type of situation where I can't communicate with

people " or " I will

remember all my medical information " But we don't remember

everything, especially when you are in pain and out of it. Luckily my

husband was home at the time and with me.

I don't know if our Ambulance service has emergency forms to fill out

like you have but

I am going to check and if so I will add that to my medical

information. Thanks for the tip!!

Ann-Marie

At 03:18 PM 10/27/2005, you wrote:

>As to allergies and such, most ambulance personal look on the

>refrigerator for any information such as this and medications. Our

>hospital and ambulance service has a bright yellow-green form to fill

>out that they look for. It includes medications (med, dosage and time,

>doctor, purpose and describtion of med), Dates of last tetanus, flu

>and pneumonia vaccinations, primary doctor, pharmacy used, emergency

>contact, allergies (including reactions) and a list of medical

>problems such as diabester, pacemaker, etc. Since I have more

>information than the form can hold. I have typed up the requested

>information and stabled it to the form and have it on my frig. They

>also suggest you carry one with you. I have a meds list, but not the

>other info, so I guess it is time to do some more printing. I use a

>very small font for my purse, so I can laminate it and put it in my

>wallet as I don't always carry a purse. I think I will put one in the

>glove compartment of the car.

>

>laurie

>

>On 10/27/05, Ann-Marie Mc

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Ann-Marie

You are welcome. Our hospital is where I got my form. They have them

at all the volunteer stations.

laurie

>

> Hi Laurie,

>

> I had all my information available for the ambulance personnel and I

> am so thankful that I took the time to type it all up. I did what you

> have done and I am sure happy that i did

> because that night I really needed it. I added my protocol to my package.

>

> I remember this subject coming up on this list not too long ago and I

> suggested putting one in your glove compartment b/c that is where the

> EMT's will look for information or for who to contact in case of an

> emergency if you

> are involved in a car accident or a medical emergency happens while

> you are in your car. I remember you suggesting putting one on your

> fridge, which I did and thank you for that suggestion.

>

> I do have some additions to make and I never did make one up for my

> purse. I guess

> it is time I do that now. I think this is something we all tend to

> put off, thinking " I will

> never be in that type of situation where I can't communicate with

> people " or " I will

> remember all my medical information " But we don't remember

> everything, especially when you are in pain and out of it. Luckily my

> husband was home at the time and with me.

>

> I don't know if our Ambulance service has emergency forms to fill out

> like you have but

> I am going to check and if so I will add that to my medical

> information. Thanks for the tip!!

>

> Ann-Marie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> At 03:18 PM 10/27/2005, you wrote:

> >As to allergies and such, most ambulance personal look on the

> >refrigerator for any information such as this and medications. Our

> >hospital and ambulance service has a bright yellow-green form to fill

> >out that they look for. It includes medications (med, dosage and time,

> >doctor, purpose and describtion of med), Dates of last tetanus, flu

> >and pneumonia vaccinations, primary doctor, pharmacy used, emergency

> >contact, allergies (including reactions) and a list of medical

> >problems such as diabester, pacemaker, etc. Since I have more

> >information than the form can hold. I have typed up the requested

> >information and stabled it to the form and have it on my frig. They

> >also suggest you carry one with you. I have a meds list, but not the

> >other info, so I guess it is time to do some more printing. I use a

> >very small font for my purse, so I can laminate it and put it in my

> >wallet as I don't always carry a purse. I think I will put one in the

> >glove compartment of the car.

> >

> >laurie

> >

> >On 10/27/05, Ann-Marie Mc

>

>

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