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Brittany Kother
Co-founder, Engagement Officer and Crew Coach at Chaos Crewing Co., an ultrarunning race-support company; by profession a small animal and equine veterinarian.
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Aug 31, 2026
Crewing 101
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Kim LevinskyHOST
So should a runner provide medication and emergency contact information to their crew?
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5:34Brittany KotherGUEST
Yeah, so I think this is a great question and my wholehearted answer is yes, if that is something that you feel comfortable with disclosing to your crew.
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5:46Brittany KotherGUEST
You know, when we're out there, whether it's local or not local, anything can happen.
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5:52Brittany KotherGUEST
And so I would say you don't have to have everything, you know, out in the open and if you don't want it to be, but having an envelope at least with current disease processes that you might have going on, current medications, past history of anything pertinent, and then emergency contacts, you can put that in a manila folder or you know, in a little envelope to give to your crew to have on hand just in case anything were to happen.
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18:23AshleyGUEST
Brittany is really good at throwing the hammer