Informing your spouse or SO

[webster2]

Hi All,

We had an unexpected experience here last week. My husband rushed me to the emergency room because of convulsions etc. One thing I had not really shared with him was what I am taking for medication, exact names etc. He knew I take thyroid replacement but not what kind or how much. I have it written down but no time for the hubby to grab the purse. I have an abnormal aversion to ambulances, but the hubby says "too bad" should it happen again!

Anyway, it might save some headache if your SO knows this stuff.

[Andros]

Hi All,

We had an unexpected experience here last week. My husband rushed me to the emergency room because of convulsions etc. One thing I had not really shared with him was what I am taking for medication, exact names etc. He knew I take thyroid replacement but not what kind or how much. I have it written down but no time for the hubby to grab the purse. I have an abnormal aversion to ambulances, but the hubby says "too bad" should it happen again!

Anyway, it might save some headache if your SO knows this stuff.

That is a really good "heads up!" And you already know that I am sorry that this happened to you. Glad you are home and doing better!

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[joplin1975]

Oh, goodness...I'm so sorry. I do hope you are feeling better. Thinking of you!

[Octavia]

Oh...I am so sorry to hear this. You do make an excellent point. Might be time to think about a Medic-Alert bracelet or necklace, too.

I do hope you are doing better webster.

[Sharon]

Hope you're feeling better. Sorry this happened to you. You have given good advise.
Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
Sharon

[webster2]

Thank you very much. I appreciate it.