10 Facts why you need a Survival Plan Right Now: You Have No Time To Waste

10 facts on why you need to have a plan right now in place that's going to make your life a lot easier when times change. Why a plan is so very important to your survival. Why is it so important to take the time to make these plans I'm going to talk about. Why this could be the difference between life and death for you and your family in an emergency situation.

Survival preparedness refers to the actions taken to ensure that one can survive and cope in the event of a natural disaster, pandemic, or other emergency situation. It involves assembling a kit of essential supplies, learning survival skills, and having a plan in place for communication and evacuation. This includes having non-perishable food and water, a first aid kit, a means of communication such as a radio, and tools to start a fire or signal for help. It also involves being informed about potential emergencies in one's area and understanding how to stay safe in various scenarios. The goal of survival preparedness is to increase the chances of survival and reduce the impact of a disaster on oneself and loved ones.

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To be prepared, follow these steps:

Identify potential risks and hazards: Consider the specific challenges and dangers that you might face in different scenarios, such as natural disasters, pandemics, or financial emergencies.

Develop a plan: Write down a step-by-step plan that outlines what to do in case of an emergency. Make sure everyone in your household knows the plan and understands it.

Assemble a emergency kit: Keep a stock of basic supplies such as food, water, first-aid supplies, and a battery-operated radio. Make sure it is easily accessible.

Stay informed: Stay up-to-date on current events and weather reports, and sign up for emergency alerts in your area.

Practice and review: Regularly review your emergency plan and conduct regular drills to make sure everyone knows what to do.

Be financially prepared: Make sure you have a savings account for emergencies, and consider getting insurance for major assets and liabilities.

Know your resources: Familiarize yourself with local resources, such as hospitals, police stations, and emergency shelters.

By following these steps, you can increase your readiness and reduce the impact of emergencies on you and your loved ones.

*** EMERGENCY SUPPLY CHECKLIST***
#1 water 1 gallon per day per person
#2 non-perishable food/canned goods
#3 manual can opener
#4 paper goods and plastic goods
#5 Zip lock bags
#6 paper towels & toilet paper & baby wipes
#7 Extra glasses or contacts
#8 personal hygiene tooth brush, toothpaste, soap, Deodorant & baby powder
#9 feminine products
#10 All baby needs food, diapers ext
#11 pet supplies
#12 propane or gas stove to cook on with extra gas
#13 first aid kit a good one
#14 prescription drugs or non prescription drugs
#15 sunscreen
#16 insect repellant
#17 change of clothes for everyone and 2 pair of extra socks
#18 tarps, sleeping bags, tent, some way to get shelter
#19 very important cordage to make shelter
#20 good shoes, boots waterproof
#21 Important documents in waterproof bag
#22 battery backup for you cell phone and extra charging cord
#23 a good map of your area you live in
#24 cash
#25 Books & games & toys for your kids
#26 pen pencil and note pad
#27 battery powered radio with extra batteries
#28 battery powered lantern, headlamp or flashlights
#29 candles and matches
#30 battery banks and solar chargers
#31 whistle
#32 light sticks
#33 a good pocket knife
#34 basic tools
#35 Gloves
#36 shovel, saw, ax or anything that will cut up wood
#37 mask, safty glasses
#38 fire extinguisher
#39 all kinds of fire starters you name it bring it
#40 large trash bags they have many uses
#41 duct tape
#42 PATIENCE... to get you through the tuff times....

*** DISCLAIMERS***

[coltpeacemaker]

Civil unrest, natural disaster, economic collapse, hazmat release, personal medical emergency.

[catherinesyme]

Your so right Charles! I am responsible for my family!

[pixaxeprepper]

We buy water jugs and use for drinking. Once empty, we refill with tap water which is ok. Then we stack in our spare room. If the grid goes down or public water goes toxic, we have water for a long period. We have a day picked to replace the water every 6 months.

[elizabethgmedina]

Hubby is in charge of home protection and pew pews, I handle all the other prepping. We stay busy, always something to do!

[amazinggramma]

Easter Blessings to you and yours. He is Risen! 🌅

[greyhatdone]

Not being overweight is being prepared as well

[gaylegrindle]

Thank you. Have a good weekend. Happy good Friday, Happy Easter.

[OfTheEndless]

In an apartment and endorse the 6 lb, thin water containers going for $16 at Walmart. Discreet, light and can be used to work out with. Can be hidden behind/ under furniture, or in a suitcase.

[JamesBrown-dbpk]

gonna go out and buy a newr rv stok it up and roll withh all in and same at the house

[victoriarash]

Well I'm on the way side because my husband and kids do not believe in prepping. It makes me mad that it's six against me. They won't let me put food aside or plan a way out. If it comes down to it I am literally on my own

[JayP-kdrc]

Thanks Charles. All good reminders. I agree that the hardest is water. You can only store so much unless you have a place that's good for that. It's also heavy, so you can't just have it in a closet or somewhere like that. Many live in apartments. Also, I live in New England, and if outside it would freeze in the winter. Not easy. I mean, you can store some inside, but not tons of it. I hope you have a very nice Easter.

[sglenn]

Thanks so much Charles 🎉 You and the family have a great weekend and Blessed Easter❤ See you on the flip side 😊

[rakamas]

Thank you Charles and Happy Easter to you and your family ✝️❤️

[brooklynfinest]

This is my favorite Prepping channel. Thanks for everything. Stay Wonderful 👍🏽

[gwilco]

Here is southern Louisiana we get plenty of rain and we have many waterways. Some times we get too much water Flooding). But, what if climate change caused this area to become a desert or limits our water or the water becomes contaminated with radiation or chemicals? Yes, water is heavy and challenging to store. I still store bottled water and plenty of it. My wife thinks I am somewhat crazy when it comes to prepping but she will look to me when disaster occurs.

[sheliadean]

Thank you for sharing this information with us. I hope you have a wonderful weekend

[johnfrederick]

I think? Pretty much everyone that is currently implementing plans
to prep?
Pretty much has.
95% of the remainder out there are a lost cause.
There will be some that come very late to the party that will be left with the price-inflated dregs to gather when the bottom falls out.
Not my problem.
Call that a character flaw, but there it is.... lol

[MichaelR]

Good afternoon , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[gordonbone]

There is an overstock/salvage store in Bangor, Maine. Marden's has several stores in this state. I go there several times each week to see what is there. I have taken advantage of some tremendous discounts when I have bought 10-15 items. I am looking forward to this summer. I am certain there will be yard sales galore. People will be need of $$$. If I end up with extra, extra hand tools etc. all the better for the next 5-10 years.

[janpenland]

Thanks Charles. I need to check my manual wheelchair to make sure it's in good condition in case I have to go further than across the street to haul water. The secondary source is within walking distance so I won't be driving to it. Much Love ❤