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Laura
I have severe anaphylaxis to bees and peanuts also asthma and anxiety disorders when i couldn't communicate with emergency services they saw my bracelet and knew exactly the treatment that i required at the time god bless them because they were about to give me morphine and they stopped saw i was allergic to it and gave me tramadoll instead
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Pam
Surviving a cardiac arrest 18 years ago, a Medic Alert Bracelet became essential for safety and confidence in daily activities. Family's timely first aid actions and St. Johns' intervention played a crucial role in saving my life.
Maree
My doctor advised me to join after i had my kidney operation about 15 years ago, and also because i have allergies to certain meds, i have noticed everytime i go into the hospital or clinics they are always checking my bracelet.
Sonja
I have been a Medic Alert member for almost 20 years after I had a severe allergic reaction to penicillin. About 10 years ago my ID bracelet broke and I have been carrying it around in my purse thinking that I would get round to fixing it one day.
