CJW 2 Report post Posted July 12 Card's you can carry with you: “I am a cluster headache sufferer. If I am having an attack, please do not call an ambulance, there is nothing the medical profession can do. Cluster headache is a debilitating disease and is one of the most painful condition known to man. They are also referred to as suicide headaches. If you are interested in learning more or willing to be an advocate, please contact ________________________________.” 1 Freud reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jon019 328 Report post Posted July 12 (edited) ...having witnessed a cluster attack where every fiber of my being wanted to call 911 despite what I know....and having been witnessed having a cluster attack where I had to BEG them not to call 911 because of exactly what you say (plus no insurance)....I don't think it's practical to expect perhaps a complete stranger to witness what a cluster attack looks like ….and believe a piece of paper that says basically "nevermind"..... ...that said, I do believe it would be a good idea to carry some kind of "medic alert" type indicator for when they DO haul you to an ER...………... Edited July 12 by jon019 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Brain on fire 417 Report post Posted July 13 1 hour ago, jon019 said: ...that said, I do believe it would be a good idea to carry some kind of "medic alert" type indicator for when they DO haul you to an ER...………... They look for 2 items when you arrive at the ER: #1. Picture ID: #2. Insurance card/s. Keep your medical alert cards between the 2. Why not a bracelet or necklace? Speaking for myself... I have numerous drug allergies, for 10 years I wore a medical alert bracelet. Not once did anyone look at it other than to remove it & place it with my personal belongings. Nice one too, it had easily recognizable colored bands (e.g. purple for latex) allergies. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
