The Security and Defense category gives seniors straightforward, low-stress guidance so you can build confidence and stay prepared at your own pace.
In times of crisis, going unnoticed can be as important as having food, water, or shelter. Emergencies often bring out the worst in people, with desperation leading to looting, violence, and targeting of those perceived to have resources. My husband, son, and I tend to be hermits. We like the quiet and seclusion of living…
When disaster strikes, threats often extend beyond the natural world. In times of crisis, the stability that typically keeps society functioning begins to crumble. Panic, scarcity, and desperation can drive people to extreme actions. Homes are no longer guaranteed sanctuaries, and the risk of theft, assault, or worse becomes a daily concern. The potential for…
Most of us preppers devote considerable thought to assembling the right survival gear, carefully selecting the best tools, food storage, and emergency equipment. But what happens if one day, it’s all gone? Losing survival gear isn’t just inconvenient—it can be life-threatening if you don’t have a plan in place to recover it. 🔍 TL;DR: What…
Noise draws attention. Light gives away location. Anything that makes you visible or audible can attract people you’re trying to avoid. Most preppers understand this concept on paper. This is the third section associated with Key Items Many Survival Preppers Forget. They know that if society breaks down, crowds will become dangerous, and being loud or…
When the power goes out, panic sets in faster than most people expect. The first few minutes feel surreal. You flip a switch and nothing happens. The fridge hum dies. The familiar glow from screens, lights, and appliances disappears. This is the second section associated with Key Items Many Survival Preppers Forget. At night, darkness…
When a crisis hits, survival often depends on preparation. Many believe they are ready, but real-world emergencies expose weaknesses in even the best-laid plans. A reality check is essential. By critically evaluating your preparedness, you can identify gaps, fix shortcomings, and strengthen your ability to navigate uncertainty. Preparedness is not about fear—it’s about resilience and…
Learning sign language can feel like unlocking a new world of communication. American Sign Language is more than a new skill for seniors; it’s about maintaining social connections, engaging the brain, and increasing independence. Plus, let’s face it, it’s pretty cool to talk with your hands! American Sign Language (ASL) is the go-to sign language…
Introduction to Tech Gadgets in Senior Prepping I understand the increasing interest in preparing for the unexpected, especially among seniors. I’m constantly bombarded with messages about the next world or civil war. I’m trying to have a positive outlook, but what I see and hear about what’s happening in our nation is scary. So I…
I’ve been thinking about how we can use sign language to save lives in emergencies. Not just for people with a speech disability but for survival in general. What if we are hiding from dangerous people who are trying to get our survival supplies or kidnapping one of us to use for a slavery situation?…
Introduction to Senior Survivalist Security What can we seniors do to help ourselves defend against physical, personal property, and online attacks? Let me help you with this, although I also need help in self-defense as a senior. I got a book on defense tactics. And I have a huge dog to help protect me, my…
Here is another article to prepare seniors for a nuclear disaster. Previously, I wrote about Evacuation Plans for Seniors in a Nuclear Emergency, which directly corresponds with these important steps to take. Ukraine and surrounding countries are being threatened with a nuclear blast of some sort by Russia. We need to be vigilant in knowing…
I love researching and writing about things I want to learn. It makes me take the time to actually learn it! Here I’m going to talk about why self-defense for seniors is pivotal. It’s not just about staying safe; it’s also about empowerment. Older adults (like me!) may often feel vulnerable due to physical or…
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