Here are two ideas that might come in handy for your
family. The first is one that I hadn’t
gone into such depth, but can see many benefits! It’s putting in EMERGENCY
numbers in your cell phone. If you have a smartphone, you can just look up
these numbers. However, under stressful circumstances, the ability to easily
scroll to what you need could be very helpful. Take a few minutes of your time
to be prepared! Here are some important ones, but think of your family and
those places you’d want to be able to contact easily! You’ll need to figure out
a way to list them so they POP on your phone list.
ICE-with your next of kin emergency numbers Local Fire &
Police
Water, Power & Gas companies Poison Control
Nearby hospitals Doctor(s)
Neighbors Towing
or AAA
Insurance Agent Co-workers/Boss
Church (Pastor, etc.)
While we’re getting ready for Winter….Do you have an emergency
car kit….IN YOUR CAR?? Gather these items up, many will already be in your
home, get a box and in they go~
- bottled
water
- packaged
food (protein bars, nuts, etc.)
- blanket
- package
of body and hand warmers (these work well inside gloves and shoes)
- flares
- flashlight
- jumper
cables
- rope/chain
- small
shovel and windshield scraper
- kitty
litter
- battery
operated weather radio
- batteries
- extra
clothes (including socks/insulated shoes)
- thick
jacket and hat, gloves, ear muffs
- extra
cellphone charger (or battery backup)
- TP/wipes
If you usually travel with babies or small
kids, then you will want to include these extras:
- extra
food and water Dry
formula you can mix with water
- extra
clothing and blankets infant
or children’s Tylenol
- diapers Toy
or game to keep them occupied
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