NFC - but important ---> ICE
From: Ferrarisimo [at] Comcast.net (Ferrarisimocomcast.net)
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 07:39:28 -0800 (PST)
They recently started a publicity campaign here in South Florida, and it made me think to post it to my various web groups.

This is something my friends and family have been doing for years, as a result of an article I had read in an EMT magazine.

You should, right now, add a contact to your cell phone under the name ICE - "In Case of Emergency." Put in the contact information of the person or persons that you would want contacted should you be in an accident that renders you unable to speak or otherwise provide your own medical direction.

Make sure that person has pertinent information about your medical history, medications, and medical directives (and care of your animals).

Now-a-days, everyone carries a cell phone and for the past few years EMTs have been trained to look to the phone and check for ICE information when confronted with a non-responsive patient.

This can save your life.

Scottie

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