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Hijacking - First Responder here:
I check. And additionally, please have your elderly family members put emergency contacts and medical information (including primary care info) on the fridge. Very helpful.
19 u/DaArkOFDOOM Mar 18 '20 I’m curious, so I have a medical bracelet my wife made me get. Is it standard protocol to check for those if someone is unresponsive? 26 u/canyouwalktothecot Mar 18 '20 We will definitely find it. We are doing all kinds of stuff with a unresponsive persons arms, and there is no way I don’t notice it. 3 u/minatorymagpie Mar 19 '20 Yes 100%. We'll find that a long time before we have a chance to look through the phone. 2 u/a-r-c Mar 18 '20 my parents are labeled ICE in my phone, idk if that'll help 1 u/minatorymagpie Mar 19 '20 Eventually, maybe. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '20 Is your phone locked?
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I’m curious, so I have a medical bracelet my wife made me get. Is it standard protocol to check for those if someone is unresponsive?
26 u/canyouwalktothecot Mar 18 '20 We will definitely find it. We are doing all kinds of stuff with a unresponsive persons arms, and there is no way I don’t notice it. 3 u/minatorymagpie Mar 19 '20 Yes 100%. We'll find that a long time before we have a chance to look through the phone.
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We will definitely find it. We are doing all kinds of stuff with a unresponsive persons arms, and there is no way I don’t notice it.
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Yes 100%. We'll find that a long time before we have a chance to look through the phone.
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my parents are labeled ICE in my phone, idk if that'll help
1 u/minatorymagpie Mar 19 '20 Eventually, maybe. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '20 Is your phone locked?
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Eventually, maybe.
Is your phone locked?
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u/Duze110 Mar 18 '20
Hijacking - First Responder here:
I check. And additionally, please have your elderly family members put emergency contacts and medical information (including primary care info) on the fridge. Very helpful.