I work with a client who has siezures.  He needs a system that will automatically call EMS when he has a siezure as he doesn't recognize an aura and can't push a button (as Lifeline requires) when he's having or has had a siezure.
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Just call them and ask.  Phone number is 1-800-380-3111.\n\nGot it from this website:  http://www.lifelinesys.com/\n\nGood luck! It is a nice thing you are doing...
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Hello,\n\nhere are a couple of links for auto-responders that offer a free trial:  http://www.email-2-db.com/?source=adwords\nhttp://www.intellicontact.com/index.php
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hey chiffres ;)\n\nI looked up WEXT and got heaps of results for a new form of SMS for GPRS.  \n\nI  have included the link for you.\n\nHope it helps !!
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a couple of years ago when my father passed away, he didn't want to leave my mother.  all kinds of phenomena took place such as, lights strobing, tv turning on and off by itself,  interference with the telephone, hearing aids etc.  i had taken 2 sympathy cards to mom from both myself and my daughter.  they had been placed on the mantle over the fireplace.  when i came back in the living room, the cards were face up in dad's chair which was the last place i saw him alive.  no one else could have been responsible for the activity as it was only mom and me in the house and she was upstairs sleeping.  i  checked with the neighbours to see if their power had been flickering or their phones not working and they told me they hadn't had any trouble.  my brother confirmed that there were no electrical problems with the house when i questioned him.   i finally convinced dad that mom would be ok and we would all take care of her.  it took about 2 days but he finally went to the light.  at that point, all of the activity stopped.   the strange thing is i was so conflicted emotionally when he left.  i felt sad that he had gone, but also relieved he had finally made the transition.  i miss him very much but know he is always with me.  i am sure there are skeptics out there that will not believe what i experienced but that is their issue.  i know what occurred and that is what is important to me.  take care.
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Only you can gauge what will work but with your desire and education and some sacrifice it sounds like you would be a benefit to your first choice.  Sacrifice being the key word. EMS is a great base knowledge for your specialty.  Good luck, God Bless and ask him.
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I hate to say this but I doubt there is much you can do. The first thing I would do is talk to a good lawyer. They have what is called a medical lock for someone on oxygen and or medical equipment this should have been gotten before this occured.(it is up to the customer to get this from the electric company and dr) The guy who cut it off knew this. However, I would still try and sue. You can also file a complaint with PUCT. just google that. A lawyer is the one who can sue though. Good luck! The greedy jerks.
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yes, a couple of years ago.I was lying on my bed when i heard strange cracking noises near the door.I immediately got up and run towards the door shouting and swearing.By the time i got near the door, i saw a black sleeve trying to disengage from the semi opened door (still partialy unlocked due to the chain).I heard falling noises and as i opened the door there was a single person wearing a black mask, trying to get up midways down the stairs. He was terrified and ran away.I didnt go after him.I called the police.I testified, they powdered almost the entire entrance and hallway for fingerprints.Almost a year after that i received the report notifying me that they found him.Unfortunately i have no way to confirm it neither to doubt it tho...Note tho that when the attempt took place, i acted instantly, instictively and really intensly.Generally reactions of this consistency are not recommended.I would suggest placing an alarm connected with the pd and activating it manualy (by a secondary power+telephone system near the bed in case the primary automatic system has been deactivated...thats what ive done)
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customerservice@heartsonfire.com  just ask them!
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Please listen very carefully? Dial the info line, 211 , that's the number, 211. They can put you in touch with someone who will not be insensitive. I have used this number on many occasions also for suicidal thoughts. The person called me back with-in 20 minutes and talked me down. I am thankful for the info line and the way they run it. I too battle depression and I know it's probably going to be with me for the rest of my life BUT I also know that there Are people out there that can and have helped. The operator will ask you the nature of the call and then you tell him/her that you need to speak to a psychologist about your depression, she will ask you what area you live in so that this person will be close to you. It really helped and I felt much better. If you think you need to be in the hospital, she can call ahead to let them know you are coming, again they are here to listen and direct you to whatever you need. Don't give up and I am really sorry you are going through this, I really am. Please dial 211 or your local hospital and they will help you! Be Safe.
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I know an 8-year-old whose parents gave him a specially-programmed cell phone for emergencies. It's programmed with only two or three numbers he can call, like the parents and 911. I think that's a good idea with all the predators out there.
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do you mean an ekg? you would probably identify problem of knowledge deficit and explain procedure and call md with results care plans are usually directed at patient condition like angina or fluid overload or for whatever reason the test is ordered
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Yes, they can.  They can become very upset, especially if they spent a long time trying to help someone or if it is a child who has died.  Even though these professionals are used to dealing with medical emergencies, paramedics are still humans.
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Robert\n\nDoes this work?\n\nhttp://www.emco.is/unlock_it/features.html\n\n-- \nBaxter
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Call your local Crisis Hotline. They will be able to guide you.
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If you're really that worried, hiei4212, ring 911. Tell them it's a possible (preventable) suicide or self-injury. I can't believe people haven't said this already. Gee! Call now!
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Any critical equipment where a break in operation cannot be allowed.\n\nServers for important websites, Some critical hospital equipments, etc are good candidates
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Send them a get well card. Seriously!\nYou want to keep the actions on paper, not on your door or on the telephone.