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Does anyone need a medic alert bracelet so if they are ever rendered unconscious no blind ng tubes are rammed down their throat?

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    • Arts137
      Arts137

      YES (back to the thread) I was asked to have a med alert (I have a dogtag) It says my name, the docs name and his phone and "No Blind NST" (for nasogastric tube without being guided by xray) "No

    • indecision
      indecision

      Rammed down your throat? I have read some folks saying they are getting bracelets but I was not told by my doc it was needed for anything.

    • SuperFab
      SuperFab

      I liked the word "rammed" mister! Anyway you know what I mean. I'm not gonna get one. Unless it's all glittery and pretty. Then I am.

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    YES (back to the thread) I was asked to have a med alert (I have a dogtag)

    It says my name, the docs name and his phone and

    "No Blind NST" (for nasogastric tube without being guided by xray)

    "No NSAIDS or Oral Steroids"

    "No Cookies or Ice Cream, but pickle juice is OK" (I made that up.

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