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Would it be a good idea to wear a warning bracelet for diabetes?
Posted on 06/09/08, 05:06 am
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Reply #11 - 08/29/08  1:43am
" I have gotten a C.A.R.E. medibracelet. It uses a USB port connection that gives all my medical information including doctors' names, phone numbers, prescriptions and medical history. "
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Reply #12 - 08/29/08  7:16pm
" There are many reasons to wear a medical bracelet. I wear one because of my condition as well as being on Coumadin. It is important if you are in an accident or become impared. I also wear mine for others to be safe. For privacy reasons, I wear one that says "see wallet card." No one has ever asked what's in my wallet. If they were, I'd have to say a whole lotta nothin'. I'm so broke! "
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Reply #13 - 08/30/08  3:14am
" I'm glad to hear that you have SOME kind of medical identification. Trust me; it will come in handy!!!! Take Care!!!! :) :) "
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Reply #14 - 08/30/08  1:46pm
" Hmmm...I've never considered getting a bracelet. I have type 2 diabetes. I'm not on medication and it's well controlled with diet and exercise. My alc is 6.0. I'm not sure it would be necessary in my case. "
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Reply #15 - 08/31/08  5:22am
" Suzieloooooo: I'm also type 2. Granted I have other medical problems; but I think you should get a bracelet or a medalion just to be on the safe side. You never know when it will be necessary. So please get one. "
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