Paul Galloway

Disasters 411 Paul Galloway

Being Prepared For A DisasterBeing prepared for a disaster isn't just about having on hand a bunch of food, water, medicine, tools, gadgets and other "stuff." Having those things may result from being prepared, but by themselves do not constitute preparedness.

Being prepared means being AWARE of potential dangers, having a PLAN to handle them when and if they happen, and then ORGANIZING your resources and family members so that plan can be implemented when necessary.

In a crisis, panic leads to bad decisions. If you are prepared with a plan and the resources to carry it out -- and especially if you've practiced for that crisis -- you won't panic, but will be able to move quickly and confidently to keep your family safe. In this book, we'll discuss ways you can prepare for natural and man-made disasters of every sort. Topics include:

* Sheltering in place and outside the home
* Water collection, storage and treatment
* Getting a jump start on your food supply
* A year's worth of food for $300?
* Common food storage "beginner mistakes"
* Food safety
* First Aid
* Living without grid power
* Generators
* Inverters
* Battery Backup Systems
* Why I'm NOT a fan of solar panels
* Alternate light sources
* Alternate cooking sources
* Car Emergency Kits
* 72 Hour Kits ("Bug Out Bags")

Have a plan. Get Prepared!
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