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"ICE"... How many of you have heard of it?
I'm not talking about the narcotic, I'm talking about "In Case of Emergency".
Nearly all of us, if not all of us, have mobile phones... Does the contact list in your mobile point to a specific person or persons to call if you've been involved in an accident or are unconscious?
My guess is that you likely don't. I didn't - but I have 2 ICE contacts in my mobile now.
At accidents and and other situations where events are out of a person's control, mobile phones are always found. Yet rarely is there a number in the contact list that is specifically for calls in an emergency situation.
I would like you all to pick up your mobile phones and pick at least one person to make your ICE contact right now... More if you can.
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