I believe that everyone should carry with them, at all times, an
emergency contact's name, address & phone #. That contact should
not only have access to your important private information, but also
to a copy of your living will (which advises the hospital/physicians,
as to what course of action YOU want them take, should you be
impaired to the extent that you can verbalize your wishes).
In that way, even if you are brought to the hospital in a comatose
state, the hospital can get immediate access to your information.
If one does not have a friend or family member who is willing to take
on this responsibility, one should employ the services of a paid
professional to serve in this capacity, should the need arise.
Peace of mind is worth whatever charge might be made for this service.
Babe
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Babe wrote:
In the REAL WORLD your "contact number" may be out of town or unreachable. I
rather have my ID stolen than my health or Life.
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