No, I do not wear a bracelet. If I do have a seizure, it is mainly in the daytime and I am aware of it.

I stopped wearing a bracelet, "go to a job interview with that on! I have a card I keep in my wallet.

I wear one with my name, disability, implant, and meds and my dads number to call if I have one

I read everyones.🤗💜WOW this is great. I'm not good with tech but how great.Im def getting something. Someone left me one time he was supposed to be a friend,finally came back can you believe I was still alive and a candle which never caught fire was next to me..Sorry.couldnt believe it..Thank you RoyA and I love info I'm just new diagnosed.HUGS Renée from Va..XoXo

It seems like I"m saying a lot below, but please take the time to read. I wear a bracelet and military-type dog tags around my neck. Those who want to help us with a seizure will see the red tag on the bracelet along with the word Epilepsy. My bracelet tells one to see the tags around my neck. The tags tell everything, e.g. contacts, phone numbers and all medications that I take. It's worked for me on more than one occasion. The tags also tells one to go to my I-phone "contact" list where they will see the same names with that Red dot. All they have to do is push the call button on MY I-phone and not use time with theirs. With the helper using MY phone, my contact will know my physical location via the GPS. Granted, MY "contact" person may not be available at that moment, but the helper will call 911. Those who manufacture such tags can be found on-line. Just type in what you want engraved on the tag and they manufacture at minimal cost.