Wednesday, July 13, 2005

Put your worries on ICE

What would happen if you had a serious accident or a medical emergency? How would your loved ones be notified if you're unconscious or unable to speak? Chances are precious minutes and hours would pass before the people you care the most about learn of your plight.

There's a current campaign to combat this problem - it began in Europe and is spreading to the U.S. It's a simple as I-C-E, an acronym that stands for "In Case of Emergency." Simply program the phone number of your closest family member or friend (whoever you want notified in the case of an emergency) into your mobile phone and name it "ICE." If you want more than one ICE number, that's not a problem. Simply use ICE1, ICE2, ICE3, etc. You can also include the name of the person (e.g. ICE Johnny, ICE Susie). When paramedics or emergency personnel respond to your emergency, they can easily scroll through your mobile phone to find the ICE number(s) and contact the person whose number you entered.

What are you waiting for? Do it today! And be sure to tell all your friends and family about this as well.

You can also check our brand new "Current Issues" blog for more.

1 Comments:

At 8/06/2005 6:38 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey Scott! I was just reading your families website, VERY COOL! Just as a heads up, the ICE program does not work in most of the US only in Europe. I checked with Tommie and local Law Enforcement is hoping to have this up and running in our area by 2007. Guess we are a bit behind!
Glad to hear all is well.

Courtney

 

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