ATTENTION MEDIA & OTHERS SEEKING INTERVIEWS!
If you represent a media company, are a student writing a report or anyone interested in interviewing our visitors, please seek permission (see email address at the bottom of the page) before posting your requests or emailing solicitations for any talk show, magazine, thesis, census or other interview on any message board on this site. If not, your posts WILL be removed. Please respect the privacy of our members.
re: Medic Alert Bracelet or Anklet?? Nov. 18th, 2002 11:22pm
Hi Penny,
My parents gave me a bracelet when I was probably about 6 years old. However my teachers knew that if I was injured or sick that they were to contact my parents. My bracelet didn't not have the medic symbol on it but was rather like a nice piece of jewlery which most assumed was a name bracelet. After years of wearing it, it broke, and it wasn't till this year (i am now 22) that i bought a new one with a medic symbol. I have had numerous people ask what it is for, where as before they just accepted the bracelet with no symbol. I think that it would be appropriate to place the medic alert on either the ankle or the wrist, I guess it comes down to comfort for your daughter. I personally like wearingthings on my wrist, but your daughter maybe different.
Anyway good luck with it, what ever you decide will be the best :)
