Critical Information to Get ASAP (9 Items You'll Need)

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[janaek]

1.Vital documents
2. Medical records
3. Maps
4. Financial and property doc
5. Communication books
6. Photos
7. First aid instructions
8. Entertainment
9. Education docs

[gavinburnett]

Something to add to the list would be manuals. These could be for electronic devices, cars, solar systems, etc - anything that would need to be used and/or repaired in an emergency. Most manufactures will have PDF files of their products manuals on their websites.

[bberdan]

Every year my husband would take finger prints, height, weight, clothing sizes, and mug shot of the kids (and pets) in case there was a disaster and we were separated and/or we needed to notify authorities and neighbors.

[Wherstead]

I keep my thumb drives in an EMP / fireproof bag along with printouts. This bag was only $13 from Andyer.

[RebeccaTreeseed]

Last year during 4 heat waves, I planted a row of prickly pear in a 17' hot dry raised bed. Yesterday I planted 1000 native purslane seeds all around them. I cannot grow cucumbers here, however purslane makes similar tasting/texture relish. Purslane is a superfood.
I call it Dancing in the Universe. I love cucumbers, but I will eat.

[valerieleonard]

I have a Lost pet poster with my dogs picture and my number saved on a thumb drive. I also have a couple already printed. Could also be done for looking for missing family members. Also feeding instructions, allergy info, likes/dislikes for pets. (or children)

[ethereal]

I live in the Pacific Northwest, near the coast. We're always hyperaware that the Cascadia Fault line earthquake/tsunami is coming sooner or later.

[dons.]

Excellent information. Everyone should do this. Never know what crisis or catastrophe might be around the corner.

[zedsdead]

Regarding insurance my experience was just the opposite of your claim about getting the cheapest as a replacement. I lost everything in a fire and my insurance company gave me the replacement value for all of my items in today's market. BTW ...The Hartford

[ronndapagan]

Thank you for this list of items we need to have when disasters happen.

[natashapeters]

Great video. I am selling a property. They are taking pictures, etc. I will save these in my records. Plus the new house will at least appliances etc. Pictures. I will save that too. Great timing for me. Thank you so much for all your videos.

[geekofcake]

This is a good addition to you other video. I have the entire Wiki site and all personal docs and family media downloaded on our main family drive with redundant backups in other locations for easy pick up if it come to that point. I would also say that a small pouch with multiple adapters so that things like usb drives can be plugged into multiple devices from cell phones and tablets to full size computers and other devices to access the info

[maryruthdilling]

I knew some of this, but some I hadn’t thought about.

Thanks. I shared with family and friends.

[Government-EconomicsTeacher]

I take a video yearly of my house highlighting all the furniture and appliances... like a visual inventory.

[DanHORVATH-yicu]

I'll watch this again in a couple hours. Thanks

[thomasjensen]

Thanks. We mailed certain documents to a family member out of state. They sent theirs to us.

[favorablevibes]

Thanks for the info. Good advice as always! I would suggest that if someone has a business of any kind - even an Etsy shop like many of us do - that they include any information relevant to the business.

[FreezeDriedIceCreamPrepper]

I'm in the process of saving important documents and files in electronic form. I wanted to put a thumb drive on my keychain in case of bugout, but I wasn't sure about the security aspect. THANK YOU for the idea of biometrics thumb drive security!!!

[bradkaral]

Just keep in mind that in general, USB flash drives are not designed for long-term storage, but for portability. So if you want a higher probability that the data will still be there, use Solid state flash drives (which use a different type of storage) or SSDs.

[janespitfire]

Thank you. Daily medicines you may need and vitamins can take keep health up.