Preparedness

Unlike hurricanes, earthquakes don’t come with a warning. Earthquakes strike instantly and they happen all over the world. Earthquakes are raging events that can cause enormous damage in a minute or less. The San Francisco quake of 1989 lasted for just ten seconds and did ten billion dollars worth of damage. The best way to […]

Your survival begins with what you believe in your mind to be true. You may have already experienced an emergency situation and learned from the experience. You know the next time you are faced with the same emergency you will be better prepared because you have a knowledge base to draw upon. As a result,

Just as families in many homes must be prepared for sickness, fire and other unexpected occurrences, you must also be prepared for accidents and medical emergencies. Each emergency is very different and requires a unique response. You should begin learning about these emergencies so that you are better prepared to react and protect your family.

When a hurricane strikes, the worst thing that can happen is being unprepared. The second worst thing is to waste time gathering the wrong supplies in an attempt to get prepared. Getting ready for Hurricane Season doesn’t have to cost ridiculous amounts of money, nor do you need to build a fallout bunker to hide

Now, perhaps more than any time in recent memory, people are paying attention to the increasing number of major natural disasters and incidents of social unrest which has plagued many countries around the globe, and it raises the question of how to survive this type of incident if it happened to us. Much of the

On paper, an emergency kit is a self-contained bag that has all the necessary supplies you need to survive. In reality, it’s one of your last line of defenses against the spread of disease, hunger, cold, thirst & fear. The basic explanation of an emergency kit may be good enough for people to start preparing.