Is the tape allergy on Ray's chart at Arbor Bluff, or only in my note?

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It is on the chart. The screenshot of his health summary lists adhesive tape, "skin blisters", noted 11/08/2022, after penicillins and sulfonamide antibiotics. The same screenshot ends partway down the page; whatever was below "Most recent results" is not in the picture.

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Ray health summary - screenshot from the Arbor Bluff site Document · saved Sep 20, 2026

Whose: Ray (document_subject)

folder	folder-medical
about	- ray
name	Ray health summary - screenshot from the Arbor Bluff site
created	2026-09-20

File: documents/ray-health-summary-portal.jpg

Ray - ALLERGIES. Written down the morning after he came home, because the hospi… Note · saved Sep 14, 2019

Whose: Ray (note_subject)

about	- ray
date	2019-09-14 08:10
body	Ray - ALLERGIES. Written down the morning after he came home, because the hospi… Ray - ALLERGIES. Written down the morning after he came home, because the hospital asked three times and he gave three slightly different answers. 1. Penicillin - hives all over his chest, 1986, after a strep throat. Amoxicillin counts. 2. Sulfa drugs (it was Bactrim) - rash and fever, 2003. 3. Adhesive tape - blisters. Ask for paper tape. No food allergies. NOT allergic to the contrast dye; he had it for the stent and was fine. Me, for completeness: no drug allergies. Latex gloves make my hands itch, and I tell the dentist every time.

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2019-09-14 08:10

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Ray - ALLERGIES. Written down the morning after he came home, because the hospi…

Ray - ALLERGIES. Written down the morning after he came home, because the hospital asked three times and he gave three slightly different answers.

1. Penicillin - hives all over his chest, 1986, after a strep throat. Amoxicillin counts.
2. Sulfa drugs (it was Bactrim) - rash and fever, 2003.
3. Adhesive tape - blisters. Ask for paper tape.

No food allergies. NOT allergic to the contrast dye; he had it for the stent and was fine.

Me, for completeness: no drug allergies. Latex gloves make my hands itch, and I tell the dentist every time.

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only_in_file The other hard files. The trust amendment is a scan with no text layer. The 1986 deed is a faint copy of a typed deed, also without text: the names of the sellers were typed darker and are clear, while the price ($84,500.00) is very faint; the price is in no record or note. The portal page for Ray is a screenshot, and its last section (the next appointment) is below the edge of the picture. The bunkhouse contract has the printed one-year workmanship warranty struck out and "two years" written in and initialled. The truck's title is saved twice: a clean PDF, and a telephone photograph with glare across the title number and the left edge cut.

mismatch Ray's sulfa allergy. The 2019 discharge summary records it as "patient not sure; it upset my stomach once". Peg's note of September 14, 2019 (note-ray-allergies) says rash and fever from Bactrim in 2003, and the 2022 knee packet and the 2026 portal page say rash and fever. The note and the later papers are right; the 2019 summary is the hospital writing down what Ray said that day.