I have it as well, and also high functioning. I recently came across the idea of wearing one for myself so not just people could understand me, but also for medical emergencies just in case. Most importantly, since I never knew I had a codine allergy until I was taking pain medication, with codine in it, while I was recovering from a tonsillectomy two years ago.
i think it is important for people to put anaphylaxis on their bracelet because i have cold urticaria and that’s what causes those reactions and i think it’s important to have it on there since it’s a rare condition
I have more of a "do not ambulate" situation. I have orthostatic hypotension and I take medication that makes it worse. I almost pass out every day. But it's no big deal. At 34, I know how to deal with it having dealt with it since I was 16. Sit down. Even if it's a weird place to sit down. I also have myalgic encephalomyelitis. This makes me very tired all the time so when our and about, it's nothing for me to sleep in my truck in a Walmart parking lot in the middle of the day. I'm seriously considering getting a bracelet, not so much for Medicaid teams but more for regular people who may ask me what's wrong. They never believe me when I say I'm okay when I sit down on the floor because I'm dizzy. They try to stuff me with food, drown me with water and call in an ambulance no matter how much I try to assure them I'm fine. Very nice of them, but can be inconvenient and expensive for me. I want an official looking price of hardware I can flash that rambles off medical conditions they've never heard of with the final line reading "JUST NEEDS REST". My hypothesis is that it will be easier for them to believe and understand and they'll let me go back to my nap in the parking lot.
Having difficulty finding bracelets for Alzheimer’s. Yes, you can customize. The problem is the clasp. She takes her bracelet off, which defeats the purpose. And yes, we did put it on her dominant hand. Still gets it open and leaves it someplace. I need a sister clasp that my mom can’t get open. Not many have that. Big niche for that.
i personally have a necklace, (not sure how she is with necklaces) and i replaced the chain with some thick string and knotted it tight, its hard to undo, especially for someone like the lady you are talking about, as for bracelets, same concept try a knot in string rather than a clasp because a knot is hard to take out with one hand, especially if its youre non dominant hand. you can customize them on amazon for an ok price, i customized mine because my condition is rare, and it wasnt too bad of a price! lots of love
Amazon has a brand Divolti with numerous bracelet styles that have. It’s has both a lobster claps and a magnetic closure. They are customizable with your medical info.
Don’t forget implantable devices like dbs (deep brain stimulator) for Parkinson’s! Wires placed in brain tunneled under skin and then land in small device looks like pacemaker . Can not go thru mri or magnetic devices. I have one. ❤ Dr . Marcia Sills
I would liar diabetes, heart, liver problems, allergies. Medicines change but the conditions give medics the clues. Primary care dr is helpful. Have this conversation with your healthcare procedure. In case of an accident the phone is often not available. Organ donor, DNR useful. A bracelet when you can add on/remove data is helpful.
Yes. I put that on mine because panic attacks effect your reactions, behaviors and needs in emergencies. Both medical and mental health conditions should be listed on your bracelet if they: -Effect behavior -Effect reactions -Requires medication -Could cause an emergency or bad reaction to external factors such as foods, liquids, animals, particles, gels, substances, powders, lotions, lighting, stressful events, etc. -Is related to your service dog (if you have one) -Requires medical equipment or other equipment -Effect your needs in an emergency -Cause side effects that could be potentially dangerous (memory gaps, dizziness, wandering, fear aggression, etc.)
I have epilepsy and no one ever read my medical ID on my phone and I lost my bracelet. So I just have a piece of paper in my phone case with information like what to do and that kinda stuff. I am such you basic type of girl.
They’re sadly not trained to check iPhones… my bracelet just stays on my wrist or near me when I need to take it off now because of that. My iPhone has the full information on it, the bracelet has my name and diagnosis list on it and my wallet has my insurance cards and a few medical alert cards for some of my diagnoses
This is the first time I've heard of the iPhone app. That is brilliant.
Thank You for all of the information you gave including your time doing it. Cheers
I have autism spectrum disorders even though I'm high functioning can I still be able to wear a medical ID bracelet?
I have it as well, and also high functioning. I recently came across the idea of wearing one for myself so not just people could understand me, but also for medical emergencies just in case. Most importantly, since I never knew I had a codine allergy until I was taking pain medication, with codine in it, while I was recovering from a tonsillectomy two years ago.
It is up to you to determine what you would want people to know about you in case of emergency.
i think it is important for people to put anaphylaxis on their bracelet because i have cold urticaria and that’s what causes those reactions and i think it’s important to have it on there since it’s a rare condition
I have more of a "do not ambulate" situation. I have orthostatic hypotension and I take medication that makes it worse. I almost pass out every day. But it's no big deal. At 34, I know how to deal with it having dealt with it since I was 16. Sit down. Even if it's a weird place to sit down. I also have myalgic encephalomyelitis. This makes me very tired all the time so when our and about, it's nothing for me to sleep in my truck in a Walmart parking lot in the middle of the day. I'm seriously considering getting a bracelet, not so much for Medicaid teams but more for regular people who may ask me what's wrong. They never believe me when I say I'm okay when I sit down on the floor because I'm dizzy. They try to stuff me with food, drown me with water and call in an ambulance no matter how much I try to assure them I'm fine. Very nice of them, but can be inconvenient and expensive for me. I want an official looking price of hardware I can flash that rambles off medical conditions they've never heard of with the final line reading "JUST NEEDS REST". My hypothesis is that it will be easier for them to believe and understand and they'll let me go back to my nap in the parking lot.
Having difficulty finding bracelets for Alzheimer’s. Yes, you can customize. The problem is the clasp. She takes her bracelet off, which defeats the purpose. And yes, we did put it on her dominant hand. Still gets it open and leaves it someplace. I need a sister clasp that my mom can’t get open. Not many have that. Big niche for that.
i personally have a necklace, (not sure how she is with necklaces) and i replaced the chain with some thick string and knotted it tight, its hard to undo, especially for someone like the lady you are talking about, as for bracelets, same concept try a knot in string rather than a clasp because a knot is hard to take out with one hand, especially if its youre non dominant hand. you can customize them on amazon for an ok price, i customized mine because my condition is rare, and it wasnt too bad of a price! lots of love
Amazon has a brand Divolti with numerous bracelet styles that have. It’s has both a lobster claps and a magnetic closure. They are customizable with your medical info.
Check out the RoadID stretch bracelets, they have the Alz for the band too.
Don’t forget implantable devices like dbs (deep brain stimulator) for Parkinson’s! Wires placed in brain tunneled under skin and then land in small device looks like pacemaker . Can not go thru mri or magnetic devices. I have one. ❤ Dr . Marcia Sills
I have a spinal cord stimulator plus other health issues
I would liar diabetes, heart, liver problems, allergies. Medicines change but the conditions give medics the clues. Primary care dr is helpful. Have this conversation with your healthcare procedure. In case of an accident the phone is often not available. Organ donor, DNR useful. A bracelet when you can add on/remove data is helpful.
wow! thank you so much for making this video!! now i want to get myself a medical id bracelet lol.
you should! i love my necklace and it’s important!
Thank you! Lot of info I wasn't aware of.
where he go though?
Question. I have panic attacks would it be good to put that on a medical bracelet?
honestly i would, this guy says that some things aren’t important when in reality all of those should be written down at least on the medical card
i still wrote on mine that i have cold urticaria and anaphylaxis is possible for me
Yes. I put that on mine because panic attacks effect your reactions, behaviors and needs in emergencies. Both medical and mental health conditions should be listed on your bracelet if they:
-Effect behavior
-Effect reactions
-Requires medication
-Could cause an emergency or bad reaction to external factors such as foods, liquids, animals, particles, gels, substances, powders, lotions, lighting, stressful events, etc.
-Is related to your service dog (if you have one)
-Requires medical equipment or other equipment
-Effect your needs in an emergency
-Cause side effects that could be potentially dangerous (memory gaps, dizziness, wandering, fear aggression, etc.)
What abt insulin dependent type 1?
Big Sean rapping to me in his labcoat .....my fantasy. 🤩😍😍😍😍
What about high cholesterol And thyroid would that be. A medical bracelet idea
Ayo are you going to post again
Omg 😍 A handsome male in a white coat 🥰
Great video!
I have epilepsy and no one ever read my medical ID on my phone and I lost my bracelet. So I just have a piece of paper in my phone case with information like what to do and that kinda stuff. I am such you basic type of girl.
They’re sadly not trained to check iPhones… my bracelet just stays on my wrist or near me when I need to take it off now because of that. My iPhone has the full information on it, the bracelet has my name and diagnosis list on it and my wallet has my insurance cards and a few medical alert cards for some of my diagnoses
Heyyyyyy Doctor! 💕
Heyyyyyy Sweetsunkiss! You behaving over there? :D
You are fine with a beautiful smile
Pacemaker?
BE IN A FILM!
It's really dumb and I'm a hospital for dehydrated after walking 44 miles and passed out
Please upload soon!!!!!!!
Hey Karen! Totally working on it : ) COVID-19 really made things BUSY! Totally working on new material now :) Stay tuned!
The Fresh Pharmacist would love for you to touch on probiotics!
So I'm scrolling through YT and I'm like is that James from OChem and Bio??? Open the vid, yes it is.
Good information but I'm not giving up my medical information to Apple. They already know too much about me.
Don't put your missing your arm. They can see that. 😂 To obvious.
Hot hot hot
He’s so fine 🥴
What happen to you man?
Are you a real pharmacist? Where did you get your degree?
He is a real pharmacist
@@eapleitez HURRY UP DAM SHOW US HOW IT WORKS ALREADY. I'M MAD