Safety for You and Your Family in a Disaster Without Breaking The Bank
What if you could dramatically improve your chances of survival after a big disaster? Imagine ensuring your children and other family members are safe even after the “big earthquake” or hurricane? Image how you’ll feel being the only one in the neighborhood with sufficient food and water?
CERT (Civilian Emergency Response Team) trained and Disaster Recovery Specialist, Richard Lowe, lays out how to make you, your family, and your friends ready for any disaster, large or small. Based upon specialized training, interviews with experts and personal experience, Lowe answers the big question: what is the secret to improving the odds of survival even after a big disaster?
In this book, you’ll learn:
* Why you can’t depend on the fire and police departments in a disaster, and what to do about it
* How research can keep you alive and your family and children safe during a disaster
* Do you really know what kinds of disasters can occur in your area, and how to find out
* How to create a disaster plan that actually works
* How to ensure your family and children understand what to do in a disaster
* How to let others know you and your family are safe
* How to prepare your home for emergencies
* What food, water and other supplies are required
* How to prepare for outings and trips
* What to do when disaster strikes
* How to create a bug-out bag
* What to do when you are ordered to evacuate
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Have you ever been in an earthquake or hurricane? Have you witnessed the horror of a raging forest fire or a house burning down? Have you felt the panic when you realized you were lost in the wilderness? Have you experienced a medical emergency in an area where no help was available?
I’ve seen my share of disasters during my life. Some were unpredictable acts of nature; others were caused by ignorance or stupidity, or by not thinking through a situation.
I’ve lived life to the fullest and sometimes gotten myself into situations that, although they began innocently enough, became disasters in their own right. On other occasions, the wrath of nature caught me unprepared and without the supplies and tools needed to survive.
Let me begin this book with a few examples of some of the disasters and emergencies I have experienced. It was these events that motivated me to become trained in surviving disasters and handling emergencies. I decided that the next time disaster strikes I would be prepared.
On Christmas in 1986, my father decided we were going to take a hike. The day was beautiful, warm, but not comfortable. The snow was still on the ground from the storm of a week before. Our goal was to get back before lunch, so we left early, about 7 a.m., and anticipated returning home by noon.
Our front yard bordered on the south side of the San Bernardino Mountains. Just past Route 18, there was a steep drop of several thousand feet. A small canyon wound its way down the side of the mountain. It looked very scenic, and we thought we’d easily make the trek to the bottom and back in a few hours.
We began the hike with little more than a few granola bars, sturdy shoes, and the clothes on our backs. We slipped out of the house early, simply telling the rest of the family that we’d be hiking, without informing them exactly where we would be.
Talk about the perfect storm.
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