Just wondering if you could help....
I'm trying to sort a medical bracelet for my daughter but am stuck on the wording. Obviously I don't want to write too much as I don't want it an essay on it but at the same time I don't want to miss anything out!!
What have you guys got written on yours?
brittle asthmatic, high steroid intake
Best with a sos talisman so can change it as meds alter xxxx
On front:
Name
Allergies/Asthma
Carries Epipen
On Back:
List of allergies
This reminds me I need to update mine...
Do you put your name or nhs number on it? I don't really want her name on it. Is the nhs no useful or just confusing and muddled to read?
Was thinking 'asthma, steroid dependent, carries hydrocortisone'? Have I missed anything?
Not sure if a talisman is too bulky as she's only tiny.
could put Brittle Asthma your home and mobile number
could put Brittle Asthma your home and mobile number edit- that could be enough as ambulance would treat for Brittle asthma and you could then tell them what she is on.
My dad has his medic alert no which ambulance services can access all his details from and diabetic.
If you are worried about having too much info, mine has 'Call for more details on it'. Mine is a Medic Alert one and someone from their medical team rang me to suggest changing what I had put slightly. You could even phone and ask them what best to put on.
Bryony
Mine is a medic alert one:
Brittle asthma
Allergies: they are listed
Hearing impaired
It also has my medic alert personal identifying number and the phone number to call medic alert. As someone has said they are very good about helping you out with wording if you're not sure and they keep all your medical info up to date and can share it with other medical professionals when appropriate so it keeps your information safe.
Good luck!
When I got my medic alert bracelet I took advice from the asthma uk nurses. You don't really need to put a lot of info on there as it is all accessible if medics etc contact medic alert.
Mine currently says:
Anaphylaxis. Asthma, Adrenal Insufficiency. Steroid Dependant. Avoid NSAIDS, Carries Adrenaline
Anybody else get disheartened?
Tapering off inhaled steroids due to steroid induced adrenal insufficiency
4th covid reinforced booster or something or other
Asthma and feeling low and poorly
