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I'm kinda wondering what this post I'm venting about or trying to understand about it, I've seen it on tv and fictional things and such etc, but about say they are going to maybe say we have to get a micro chip put in us and our body, it maybe ok for certain circumstances and is needed for a medical purpose and the person's health, but I know that they have a chip in phone to keep track of your position and gps which I am ok with that, and even the debit card I use has one also, to locate you in… read more

March 5, 2025
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

And u can turn off ur gps on ur phone or keep ur VPN running and they can’t locate u. But I’m thinking that they soon will have AI for some use in epilepsy. If not for sending a seizure u just had to ur dr, or in some way. I don’t think it’ll be used to “track” us; but it will be used in some capacity or another.

March 5, 2025
MyEpilepsyTeam

Let's rephrase your question: "What are the current and potential future options for medical ID and tracking technology for people with epilepsy?"

Currently, there are several non-invasive options available for medical identification and emergency assistance. These include medical ID bracelets, wallet cards, and smartphone Show Full Answer

Let's rephrase your question: "What are the current and potential future options for medical ID and tracking technology for people with epilepsy?"

Currently, there are several non-invasive options available for medical identification and emergency assistance. These include medical ID bracelets, wallet cards, and smartphone features that can store and display critical medical information. Near-field communication (NFC) technology in wristbands and key fobs can already provide secure access to medical information without requiring implants. For epilepsy management specifically, there are already effective monitoring devices and apps that can help track seizures and alert emergency contacts. These external devices can provide location tracking when needed while maintaining personal privacy and control. They can be especially helpful for those who live alone or need monitoring while sleeping.

March 5, 2025
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I am just not doing it tbh

March 11, 2025
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I don't trust them putting a chip in me. There's no reason for it. I'm afraid they'll use it for other reasons besides medical.

The book of Revelation talks about the mark of the Beast. You need that to buy or sell. I think we are going down that road with the chip.

March 8, 2025 (edited)
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Id rather not. I feel like a robot now.lol

March 9, 2025

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