Re:Pocket alarm clock

[Guest guest]

I like these tiny in-ear ones.

http://www.minicastle.com/

It is not a clock - you just set it for the length of time before your next

dose. I just use these during the day when I am away from home. At home I have

4 alarm clocks set at 3 hourly intervals.

Val

Can anyone recommend a 100pct reliable pocket alarm clock that keeps

ringing until i turn it off.

Sunshine

[Guest guest]

I use an 'IronMan Triathalon' Timex watch, it has two

countdown/repeating timers and three alarms. It does not have a

'snooze', which would be very helpful. I found a watch online with a

snooze, but it was kinda pricey.

Remembering doses is/was a problem for me too... I kept forgetting

doses at work, and thus had many 1 or 2 days rounds. As I recall,

Andy says 3 days minimum. I think this is one reason why I got

worse. Without a snooze, if the alarm sounded when I was in the

middle of something, I'd just 'automatic pilot' turn it off, say to

myself 'I'll take in a minute', then forget.

Currently this is working for me: as soon as the alarm sounds, I

immediately wedge my wedding ring onto my thumb tightly... the

pressure of which reminds me to take my pill once I have finished what

I'm doing.

Seems like remembering to take a dose after an alarm should be easy,

but once chelation spaciness kicks in... not so easy.

Carole