ICE: In Case of Emergency ... no one wants to think about this much.
But having immediate access to emergency contacts is one way I justify the expense of a cell phone. If it is for you as well, let's make sure your phone contact list is organized in the best possible way for a "first responder" to quickly ring someone for you.
"First responders" are trained to look for an ICE entry on cell phones.
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| {Have an ICE entry on your cell phone: "In case of emergency". First Responders are trained to look for this type of entry if they need to contact someone for you.} |
Help them help you. Add an ICE entry today.
Nothing happened to us this weekend to prompt this post, we're fine! I was updating my contact numbers for David at work and discovered that somehow my ICE entry got deleted. Seemed like a good time to remind everyone to either check your phone or add this valuable entry. All part of my January organizing month!
Be safe,
5 comments:
Good reminder Robin. I was a bit worried when I first started reading that you were reminding us based on some personal experience. Glad to know you're just giving us a worthwhile reminder.
Carol, thanks for pointing that out ... going to edit the post to make it clear upfront that this is just a friendly reminder! Robin
On my phone & everyone that is near & dear. A great reminder.
I have never heard of that, so good to know. They should tell you that when you buy a phone!
Awsome Idea, I've just been putting in names with, like husband, son or daughter behind their name.
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