Basic Survival Guide! 1.0

It is important to pay close attention to the warnings that hopefully will be broadcast on TV and the internet if a natural disaster is possible. If you are asked to evacuate the area do so as quickly and calmly as you can. Rescue efforts may not be available for those that remain behind. It is a good idea to have a battery powered radio that you can carry with you to continue listening to the instructions as you are traveling.

You should have an emergency supply kit on hand at all times just in case you do happen to be in a location where a natural disaster happens. Bottled water and canned foods can be stored for long periods of time. You want enough for each family member for at least five days.

If you have small children in the home make sure you have the necessary supplies on hand for them. Stocking up on personal items such as diapers, toilet paper, and toothpaste can help you to stay healthy during a natural disaster. Since you may be without power for several days you will want to have lanterns and flashlights readily available.

A small first aid kit with essential items can be useful because you never know when someone will be injured as a result of a natural disaster. Do your best to clean the injury and prevent infection until proper medical care can be received for the individual.

Hopefully you will never have to experience a natural disaster but it is wise to be prepared. Having the essential items in place that your will need can make the difference between your survival after the event takes place. It is a good idea to practice emergency procedures for natural disasters with your family as well.

“The Basic Survival Guide” is a comprehensive guide that will help you be prepared for any given disaster.

Here is what you will learn about in the guide:

* What is a Disaster – preparing for different situations...

* Creating a Disaster Plan for Your Family - exactly what you need to do in preparation...

* Disaster Kit – how to build your own survival package and what to include...

* Helping Your Children in a Crises – how to reassure your children during a catastrophic situation depending on their age group...

* Watch or Warning – what is the difference between a “weather watch” and a “weather warning” and what it means for you...

* Disasters and People with Disabilities – people with special needs require special preparation...

* How to Create a Support System – creating a lifeline with friends, family and neighbors...

* What If You Must Evacuate – where do you go and how do you get there...

* First Aid for First Response – what you should have available...

* Food Stores – how much and what kind of food should you have on hand and why...

* What About Your Pets In an Emergency – pets fall into that “special needs” category – how do you handle them...

* Medical Emergencies – what constitutes a medical emergency and what to do...

* Safety Proofing Your Home – tips to make your home safer...

* Disaster Insurance – what kind of insurance do you need and what you can get...

* What You Should Carry in Your Car – what you need to carry in your vehicle at all times...

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