Silver medical alert bracelet with red heart
Description
Health & Medical Items listing. I lost my silver medical alert bracelet yesterday around 3pm. It’s a slim, stainless-steel band with a tiny red enamel heart and the engraving 'Type 1 DM' on the back. It usually lives in a navy blue fabric case when I’m not wearing it, and the clasp is a bit scratched from years of use. I think I dropped it in the Walmart parking lot on Grand Ave in Billings, near the cart returns by the entrance. This bracelet is lifesaving information for emergencies and also feels sentimental after all these years with me. If anyone found it, please let me know—I'd really appreciate getting it back.
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