Ice....(In Case Of Emergency)?

Question

stands for "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY"' put these initials in your cell phone with a contact number. If you have more than one contact put I.C.E. 1, 2, & 3. If anything should happen, contacts will be immediate. Will you do this??

Answer 1

Yes-I already have it. Its very helpful to do this because emergency responders may need to get medical information on you as soon as possible. Your ICE number should be a family member or husband/wife that knows something about your health. The emergency responders can act much more quickly if they know what you are allergic to or if you have any pre-existing medical problems.
If you dont have a cell phone, wear a wrist band or a necklace that may have the important information on it in case you are unconscious and cannot communicate any health problems.
I think its a great idea and everyone should do it! Its simple and free!

Answer 2

I once miss-placed my phone and a police officer located it. He had no trouble figuring out the number listed as "Dad Mom" was a likely contact. Anyone that can't figure that out is unlikely to know what ICE means.

Answer 3

i did no longer think of they allowed 10 3 hundred and sixty 5 days olds at here... =/ so which you're all broken up, and using the expertise "Emergency" incorrectly... do you understand how immature you sound? whilst teenagers shout out "Emergency!" they start up using that be conscious for prepare and that's approximately their toys!! Hmm.. wait.. you probably did say it is approximately your "broken tic tac case"

Answer 4

No, I won't do this -- because nobody is going to be using my phone but me -- but if you think people will look in your phone for an ICE contact, then go right ahead. It's up to you.

Answer 5

Yes I will. Thank you...very much.