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COOL AID Program Name: Address:Phone #:Doctor:Phone #:Emergency Contact:Phone #:Health Card #:Date of Birth://Medical History: Mental Health Stroke / T.I.A. Implanted (Trans Ischemic Attack) Defibrillator Bleeding

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