Re: Medic Alert/Written Records

[Guest guest]

Dear Debbie in Gig Harbor,

I'm from Beverly Hills, and speak about vain -- I wouldn't wear a medical

bracelet until I could fine one 18 k gold, and very slim. Since I couldn't find

what I wanted, I took a favorite gold bracelet to a jewelry maker/repairer,

and asked him to put a slim piece in the center of it that had a medical emblem

on the outside, and engraved on the inside that I am a diabetic, had gastric

bypass, and NO N/G tube without scope, along with my doctor's name and phone

number. The writing is so small I can't read it without my glasses, and I wear

it with my gold watch as a bracelet. I've worn it over 10 years now (only

recently had the gastric bypass info added) and no one ever knows it's not a

regular bracelet except for medical personnel -- they comment on it as it's so

unusual.

Go ahead and be proud, but WEAR a MEDICAL BRACELET!

All the best,

-- Naomi

The only disability in life is a bad attitude.

-- Hamilton

[Guest guest]

ROFLMAO! Debbie, I'm with you on this one! But, I was thinking of

maybe an ankle bracelet. I was always worried about losing it and

not realizing it, but if it's a Medic Alert (meaning not diamonds:)),

it wouldn't bother me as much.

in NJ

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> I have to say I have considered a Medic Alert. BUT....ok...I am

VAIN!!!!!!!!

> I haven't seen one that I like well enough to wear ALL the time.

LOL They haven't come out with a diamond tennis bracelet one yet.

However, it has been several years since I have looked into this, so

maybe there is something new that I might be willing to wear. Yeah,

OK...I know!!!!! I AM VAIN and I only wear GOOD jewelry. (or vintage

rhinestone. LOL)

>

> Debbie in Gig Harbor (170cm medial)

> ladybostons@p...

> http://www.cafeshops.com/copsstore

[Guest guest]

, I looked last night and STILL haven't seen anything that trips my

trigger. Sheesh. Talk about being picky! LOL I don't necessarily want

diamonds on a medic alert thingy...but I am not into silver and it seems

that all the fun stuff is in silver. Their prices on gold necklaces are

outrageous....so I would buy the necklace somewhere else. HSN usually has

pretty good prices on chains. I saw charms too, but I don't like charms on

my bracelets. BOY, talk about picky. LOL

Debbie in Gig Harbor (170cm medial)

ladybostons@...

http://www.cafeshops.com/copsstore

-----Original Message-----

From: watnext2001

ROFLMAO! Debbie, I'm with you on this one! But, I was thinking of

maybe an ankle bracelet. I was always worried about losing it and

not realizing it, but if it's a Medic Alert (meaning not diamonds:)),

it wouldn't bother me as much.

in NJ

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[Guest guest]

Well, of course you're picky...it's jewelry! ) I don't wear

silver, either and, although white gold is very in right now, I

always gravitate towards yellow gold...oh, and diamonds, of course!

LOL

in NJ

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> , I looked last night and STILL haven't seen anything that

trips my trigger. Sheesh. Talk about being picky! LOL I don't

necessarily want diamonds on a medic alert thingy...but I am not into

silver and it seems that all the fun stuff is in silver. Their prices

on gold necklaces are outrageous....so I would buy the necklace

somewhere else. HSN usually has pretty good prices on chains. I saw

charms too, but I don't like charms on my bracelets. BOY, talk about

picky. LOL

>

> Debbie in Gig Harbor (170cm medial)

> ladybostons@p...

> http://www.cafeshops.com/copsstore

>