Which Potential Disaster Causes You the
Most Concern?
Barbara Henderson
‘Prepping for disaster’ is a very broad topic. It can be overwhelming. Fortunately, like any other big job the best
way to get it done is to break it down into smaller tasks and just get
started. Answer the following question
and begin there.
In the realm of future problems and
disasters what worries you the most?
If you aren’t worried about the future
I would like to give you a few things to worry about. After all, it just isn’t normal not to have
something to worry about. Ask yourself if
you should be worried about any or all of the following:
Economic down-turns or even total
collapse?
Pandemics with no known treatment?
Fire?
Flood?
Tornado?
Hurricane?
Food shortages?
Lengthy power outage?
Earthquake?
Tidal wave/tsunami?
Something else?
Pick a disaster and start to work on
prepping for that particular problem.
Keep in mind that prepping for one disaster will likely be somewhat
useful in other disasters.
If I were picking a ‘first disaster’ I
would start with food storage. Food
would be good in any situation that allowed you to stay in your home. Having extra food would also be good for
personal problems that tightened the budget or simple scheduling problems that
made getting to the store difficult.
Remember that stored food is really only useful when it is food you and
your family will actually eat.
In addition to stock-piling food you
would also want to stock up on basic first aid items and gallons of water.
Don’t rush out and purchase a lot of
things to begin with. Start with storing
more of what you use already.
Topics ‘Prepper
Central’ will address
in the future are:
Safety
Shelter(s)
Tools
Power sources
Have a good day – and remember ‘GET READY NOW’.
(You can get my book ‘Everyday
Prepping for Beginners’ on Amazon Kindle
http://www.amazon.com/Everyday-Prepping-for-Beginners-ebook/dp/B00A4LJMK4/ref=la_B007YWIYFU_1_2_title_0_main?ie=UTF8&qid=1353176943&sr=1-2
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