by Kylene | Apr 22, 2019 | Food Storage, Medical Prepping, Preparedness
A well designed long term survival food storage program will contain most of the vitamins and minerals you need to make it through a crisis, with the exception of Vitamin A and Vitamin C. It may be a good idea to store vitamin supplements to ensure you get the... read more
by Kylene | Apr 4, 2019 | Medical Prepping, Preparedness, Risk
Pandemic is an exciting game where the players race against the clock to find a cure for any one of several virulent diseases before they get out of hand and destroy the human race. This game may be very thrilling when it is just an imaginary event but a real-life... read more
by Kylene | Mar 9, 2015 | Emergency Heating, Medical Prepping, Preparedness
Are a variety of gloves on your list of basic preps? They should be. No one glove can provide the protection you need for every task. Have you ever had a small paper cut on a finger that was really painful? Even small cuts and scrapes can become life-threatening if... read more
by Kylene | Oct 14, 2014 | Family ER Plan, Food Storage, Medical Prepping, Reference Library
The news is full of reports about the growing threat of an Ebola outbreak. It is time to check your preparations and ensure that everything is in order. How do you prepare for an Ebola pandemic? Ebola has a very high mortality rate. Your best chance of surviving an... read more
by Kylene | Oct 8, 2014 | Medical Prepping
Is it possible that your family dog could spread Ebola? How about an annoying mosquito or cockroach?I came across this very interesting article on Ebola safety precautions and possible methods of transmission this morning. The author expresses some unique observations... read more
by Kylene | Sep 16, 2014 | Medical Prepping, Reference Library
The Centers for Disease Control recently released a checklist to help hospitals detect, protect and respond to Ebola patients. While Ebola does not currently present a threat in the United States, an Ebola outbreak could be devastating to our population. There is no... read more
by Kylene | Sep 2, 2014 | Medical Prepping
Life’s challenges present great opportunities to gain hidden treasures of knowledge. At 8:30 on Sunday morning I received a call asking for tips to stop a nosebleed. My dear mother-in-law had been up since 3 am with a bloody nose. She has a history of nosebleeds and... read more
by Kylene | Aug 8, 2014 | Medical Prepping
As preppers, we are carefully watching the Ebola Virus. I received this article from our friend and master herbalist, Dr. Kyle Christensen. You can visit his blog at DrKyleChristensen.blogspot.com or his website for more information. I share his article, The Ebola... read more
by Kylene | Jul 8, 2014 | Medical Prepping
Tonight I visited my father-in-law, Paul, who is struggling with cancer. We were called over because he was acting loopy, tired, and out-of-sorts. He had just been put on home oxygen yesterday. In my efforts to help, I was asked to run over to a neighbor’s home... read more
by Kylene | Jun 3, 2014 | Food Storage, Medical Prepping
In 1845, Sir John Franklin and 128 men departed England to navigate an uncharted area of the North West Passage. The motivation was to discover an open sea route for trade through the Arctic thereby connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. A northern route would... read more
by Kylene | Dec 30, 2013 | Medical Prepping
Prepping would be easy if you really understood what it is you are preparing for. The best we can do is calculate our personal risk and prepare for those events which are most likely to personally effect us. Disasters can bring with them all kinds of disruptions to... read more
