Being prepared to survive in any situation requires knowledge, training and a certain level of comfortableness in dealing with potentially catastrophic situations. If you've never thought about how to survive when life is turned upside down, one thing that anyone can do is simply begin to be aware that it could and might happen. Thousands lost their loved ones in a tsunami, Hurricane Katrina will forever be remembered by most, and right now in far reaching countries, children die from starvation and disease daily. Men and women fight to keep us safe overseas, regardless of your stance on the issue.
What types of things do you do now to be more prepared? Are you prepared enough? There are several types of incidents, natural and otherwise as outlined in history, that cause delays for supplies being delivered to grocery stores and interrupt water and power supplies.
Be more aware of your every day surroundings. How would handle it if you could not get your kids from day care because traffic is snarled? What would you do if everything seemed normal, yet when you got home and turned on the water to start dinner, nothing came out of the faucet? After investigating, you learn it's happening to all your neighbors. No notice, no information from the city, no ETA of resolution and no plausible explanation. How would that affect your daily life?
Small things you can start doing is to read books on gardening, purifying and distilling water, making solar cookers and first-aid skills. Learn different types of knots with cordage and ropes. Practice sewing and learning embroidery stitches. Anything small you can do over time starting sooner rather than later will allow you to be just that more prepared. The more prepared you are now, the less stressful it can be weather out very uncomfortable and possibly life changing events.
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