Oh definitely, if you live alone with kids or pets I understand that it's important they get attention if you don't come home. But since I don't have any allergies or specific medical conditions I consider ID and contact info more of a nice gesture towards my family than vital. I'm assuming I'll get the same medical treatment whether they know my name or not.
Or doesn't that apply in the US where you have health insurance? Just curious.
Another thing struck me - Oslo isn't that big, so if I did land in hospital I'd be pretty easy to find, there are only 3 likely ones I'd be in.
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08-29-2008, 03:10 AM #1
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