well yesterday after leaving my doctors office for some referral paperwork I had a seizure passed out and fell in the parking lot. Ambulance got to me and I was getting texts from my emergency contacts mom and sister asking if I was ok. The paramedic was impressed but he had a series 3
Finally home and peeling off ekg stickies and body hair the ambulance and the hospital both gave me 12 lead ekgs but the stickies where not computable so I had them all over
I hope you have a speedy recovery.
Thanks for sharing. It's stories like this that really make me think the Watch could wind up being one of Apple's most important products.
The Macintosh empowered me. I was able to get into a field of work that would have been off limits to me before.
The iPod moved me. I had all the music I could listen to anywhere.
The iPhone connected me. Suddenly my iPod was a phone with internet and apps.
The iPad surprised me. It combined a little of the three into one device.
But the Apple Watch has the potential to save lives. It can monitor someones vital signs and alert them to an issue, or it can call for help and notify loved ones. it can improve people's quality of life by encouraging them to be more active with goals and reminders.
It's a relatively new product for Apple still, but it already seems to be making a difference, and I'm excited to see how much more Apple can do with it.