membrew
Active Member
- Messages
- 39
- Location
- Wetherby, West Yorkshire
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- lies
I read a recent posting about a member having a fall and came around to find a medic trying to srick a monitor or something on his/her chest.
This concerned me as whilst being type 2, taking metformin daily I am currentlywithout any problems BUT I am highly alergic to all kinds of sticking plaster including micropore.
If I was away from the home and had an accident how can I be sure that the medical emergency services would not use sticky tape etc?
It was suggested some years ago I wore a bracelet but I have since been told the services do not look for these things now as they wish to dedal with you as quickly as possible.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
This concerned me as whilst being type 2, taking metformin daily I am currentlywithout any problems BUT I am highly alergic to all kinds of sticking plaster including micropore.
If I was away from the home and had an accident how can I be sure that the medical emergency services would not use sticky tape etc?
It was suggested some years ago I wore a bracelet but I have since been told the services do not look for these things now as they wish to dedal with you as quickly as possible.
Any suggestions are appreciated.