If your head is too broken to say/remember your name and emergency contact info, your cell phone may be broken too, or turn itself off due to trauma.
Emergency staff HAVE to look for alert wrist bands (in case of severe allergies, known seizure problems, etc.).
I have both too, but I don't rely on my cell phone to identify me in an accident...
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02-10-2009, 07:00 PM #1
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02-10-2009, 07:38 PM #2
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Yeppa, got one a few months back. It makes me feel a lot better having it! I have the ankle one so it's out of the way and doubles as a crappy pant leg cuff.
Only bummer is my mom went and changed her home phone number and replacing the ID piece is almost the same cost. Fortunately, my FSA allows for medic alert bracelets and since I have a penicillin allergy it's coooovered!!!"True, but if you throw your panties into the middle of the peloton, someone's likely to get hurt."
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