Your first step to be prepared is to an buy emergency kit. It’s a great start, but it’s not sufficient for all of your needs beyond the first three days of an emergency. To extend your supplies to last you two, four, eight weeks or more, you’ll need to buy more products. The same company you buy your emergency kits from should have an ever expanding line of products to choose from. New and cutting edge tools and supplies may … Continue reading →
It’s your responsibility and yours alone to prepare yourself and your family for emergencies. There’s no escaping the fact that everyone is at risk. Earthquakes and hurricanes do not discriminate. There are also the everyday disasters that you hear about on the news, such fires and floods that wipe out the home of an entire family and cause serious injuries or death to those who were not prepared. And, now, we’re faced with a potential worldwide pandemic breaking out of … Continue reading →
Preparedness used to be a word reserved for ‘conspiracy theorists’. People would think you were a little strange if you were ready at a moment’s notice to evacuate with an emergency kit, or if you stored extra food and water in case the stores shut down due to a natural disaster. That’s no longer the case. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, state emergency management agencies, the American Red Cross, and other leading government and non-profit agencies are consistently delivering the … Continue reading →
Being unprepared is the biggest downfall of most people when it comes to surviving a large scale crisis. If you think nothing major is ever going to happen, you may be thinking differently when it is too late! Don’t say that someday you will get ready for the unknown, make it a priority to be ready today for anything. There can be a very short window of time between what you are doing right now and when a disaster occurs. … Continue reading →
