Great source for alternative medic alert bracelets!

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A friend of mine noticed that I was a little upset over wearing a medic alert bracelet and found this terrific web site. The name of it is Lauren's Hope and it was started by a mom whose daughter was diabetic, but refused to wear her bracelet because she didn't want all the kids to make fun of her. I recently bought one of their bracelets and have had a lot of compliments about it. The bracelets are interchangeable and make it stylish to wear a medic alert tag. Their website is [url="http://www.laurenshope.com/"]http://www.laurenshope.com/[/url] [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]

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