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Larry, in his comment, gave a link to an autism card he carries. This card is very similar to ones Dennis Debbaudt has. Part of the funds raised by Alex's Tip-to-Tip Run last summer went to buy 2,000 of these cards from Dennis. They have been distributed, free of charge, to every Police & RCMP Officer, every Firefighter, every Ambulance driver and every school age
autistic on PEI. PEI's Search & Rescue will be getting some as will
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Thanks for this (and the previous). I have now enrolled Ezra in MedicAlert to get him an ID bracelet. I have been worrying over how to deal with the possibility of him getting lost. I like the info cards too. Maybe if we're going to a big event I could fix him up with a card in a case on a lanyard.
Not surprising that the West Midlands card has some similarity to what Dennis Debault has, as Dennis has had a hand in the project operating in the West Midlands.
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