Views on wearing medi braclet.
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I really cant see myself needing one. I doubt i'd be incapacitated due to crohns without being able to give some details to someone before passing out. Not on steroids (when i was i kept a card with me) and if I get into an accident that puts me in hospital without being concious then i guess taking my tablets will be the least of my worries 
I hadn't thought about that. I will ask my gi though as I am going on remicade and I wonder if other emergency medications would react with it ot just the fact that I am immunocomprimised while on it would have some bearing on any emerg treatments.
Of course, I will wait to see if I have some weird reaction to the remicade before investing in any jewellery.
Of course, I will wait to see if I have some weird reaction to the remicade before investing in any jewellery.
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no but i did get one of those bathroom cards
http://www.myibd.org/RestroomMedAlert/index.php
to keep in my wallet and taped my meds to the back. not because i really need Restroom Access Pass (knock on wood) but just in case there something happens there is something in my wallet. but i don't think i need anything that loudly
My arthritis actually worries me more in an emergency cause it can cause the spine to brittle but that's another story
http://www.myibd.org/RestroomMedAlert/index.php
to keep in my wallet and taped my meds to the back. not because i really need Restroom Access Pass (knock on wood) but just in case there something happens there is something in my wallet. but i don't think i need anything that loudly
My arthritis actually worries me more in an emergency cause it can cause the spine to brittle but that's another story
I just wear mine when I'm steroids and for the 3 months after I finish a course.
