Hey everyone! So I'm in the process of moving a few hours away from where I live now, and while I've never been in anaphylaxis there have been a handful of times where I truly felt I was close. Just to be prepared in the event of an emergency, should I contact the local hospital and send them my medical records or something?

I asked my parents, and they insisted that its all digital now (which it obviously is) but I have records from so many doctors, most of which I don't currently see, so it might be a challenge.

What do you guys suggest?

Thanks!

I would like to jump into this discussion...I am also a shocker and stay prepared at all times...I carry papers in my purse from my doctor for treatment and also my current meds along with my epi pen.
when I started shocking so badly and had to be in the ER I wrote and visited with the ER director sharing with them info regarding masto...and also why it was important they know how quickly treatment needed to be done for me...they filed it in a drawer and had a mtg in regard to the fact I might be coming in and they should treat me quickly.
I also talked with the ambulance service and furnished them info as well in case they might be needed and made sure they knew how to get to my house.
having all your records might not be good other than to place them with whatever new doctor you might have in the new town BUT I WOULD URGE YOU to carry treatment papers with you
I also wear when I go anywhere out of my home a medical necklace that tells whoever that my treatment papers are in my purse.
redbird