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[jlkz]

@Mz iMac 

Will show him the picture of the two-week pillcase.  It may help.  He has the one-week one but somehow wasn't paying attention because he was very tired that night.

[jlkz]

@qualitygal 

I have dated copies of each of our meds.  They are located:

behind driver's license.     ( PCP & cardiologist noted )

on door of refrigerator. ( each house )

on pantry door

extra copies in file drawer    ( for doctor visits )

grab and go bag

It is really important to keep them updated, esp when dosages change.

[jlkz]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Just curious......

The items in your "grab bags," do you "freshen up & change clothes" in the ER public bathroom?

Is the $$$ for hospital vending machine snacks and/or hospital cafateria?

Should the grab bag also include "copies" of your insurance card-front & back?

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Clothes: for the patient  (We live 10 minutes from hospital)

Cash:    vending area and cafeteria take cash;

             unknown potential cash needs. (DH believes in

               Tipping)

Copies: another poster noted...most insurance info is 

              On computer ( uses driver license or SSN )

Here's hoping none of us ever needs to use this info !

 computers

[punkinpii]

I'm glad you're DH is ok, @jlkz & thank u for this helpful thread!