Emergency Chat Hack 1.0 + Redeem Codes

I just found this app and it makes me soooo happy! I am autistic and have really bad anxiety that makes me really depressed I was told it was something like situational anxiety and I have situational depression great right well when I have panic attacks or as I call them shut downs I first try to hide that my eyes are watering up like I’m gonna cry then I cry put my head down and become non verbal and don’t move I try and talk but my body doesn’t let me so it’s hard when it happens at school my girlfriend and friends get me through it though but it takes a long time about 30 minutes to a hour usually and one of my teachers thinks I’m sleeping when it happens and starts to try and shake me which makes it worse and I have explained to her what happens so it prevents me from doing my work which is not good and I think this app will help improve my communication when it happens and help me through it thank you for making a app that will help be thorough it thank you again!

Thank you! These migraine headaches mimic stroke symptoms and at their worst leave you unable to walk, talk, or think clearly. If they hit hard and fast and with little warning, you can be far from home and unprepared. I have scared more than one friend and had the paramedics called more than once. Trying to mime a pen and paper one handed, though comical in hindsight, is more than frustrating to all involved and oral communication is like talking with a mouth full of marbles. Add in muscle jerks and spasms and the picnic is just about complete. HOWEVER!!! I finally have something else in my tool kit in my battle against this mess. My iPod (and six different weather apps--weather is a HUGE trigger) is never out of my sight. This will be a life saver should I need it. Thanks so much!!!

This is a great app that really increases safety for those of us who have occasional aphasia, whether due to autistic shutdowns, stroke, migraines or whatever reason. I don’t lose speech often, but having this on my phone does make me feel safer.

However, what if the person you’re trying to communicate with is illiterate? One time I used my iPad (before I ever heard of this app) to communicate when I had utterly lost my voice due to laryngitis, but the person I was trying to order fried chicken from couldn’t read. I mean, this is comic because no one dies for lack of chicken, but a speech option where your device speaks for you could really help.

I almost cried when I first discovered this app existed. I’m 19 and started having really bad panic attacks at 12, which can sometimes manifest in slight or full on dissociation where I can’t speak or sometimes even move. For those times I can still move, or when I’m getting out of full on dissociation and can begin to move again, this would be a life saver. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve scared people with my attacks, or they’ve made them worse by touching me/getting angry/etc. I really am thankful for the maker of this app and I hope they know how many lives they are saving and improving. ❤️

Just found this app, it’s very cool that it has a customizable message for your own situation!

I do think it would be helpful if there can be an option for the app to text/alert certain individuals in your contacts, with a premade, customizable message to inform them that a situation is happening.

I suffer from extremely intense anxiety attacks, where it can be difficult to even navigate my phone, let alone texting a loved one that I need help. This could be useful in cases of bad allergic reactions, or asthma too :0

I got the app about a month ago and had to use it for the first time today- It’s always frustrating to not be able to communicate properly in times of high anxiety but this helped me get what I needed across without having to play 20 questions with my family, which often just causes MORE stress.

I would love it if there was a “voice box” or “sound board” with common phrases or a text to speech option because I often don’t feel comfortable handing my phone to other people. Those options would be super nice, though I know text to speech is hard to fully set up, especially if you want to give voice options.

I really like this app! Though i do think it needs to be like iMessage in the fact that it should be different colors that stay the same based on who’s typing. Also I do age with the person who says the app needs a speech option because what if you are communicating with someone who can’t see well? It might benefit both the people are communicating because the person who’s nonverbal can let people know by having the app speak for them, and other people can listen to it.

I literally just had a really bad shutdown last night because of my anxiety and couldn't talk for hours. A lot of my friends don't sign (I do) and that made it really hard to communicate with them - it's been an issue in my life for a really long time and I'm so freaking glad I found this app!

It's literally what I've been needing and I love that the message screen is customizable so that I can explain what's happening to me specifically. I wish I'd had this last night!

THANKYOU.

The form of muscular dystrophy I have sometimes causes slurred or inability to speak. This ap allows me to customize the opening screen to explain my situation & especially that I am not drunk or on drugs. Then I can communicate via text and get any assistance needed, explain that I am fine, tell someone where my meds are or to call 911 if needed. Excellent idea. Sharing with everyone in my support circles. Thank you!

As an autistic adult who sometimes loses the ability to speak / communicate, this app is a god send. So many times people get frustrated with my silence/lack of response, which would only make the moment worse. I used this app for this first time yesterday trying to communicate with my partner. It was a beautiful and seamless experience. I will be telling all my neurodivergent family ~~