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I have been compiling a list of what I believe are the most essential emergency preparedness supplies for us elderly individuals. Remember, a disaster can happen at any moment, so you need to be ready with your bug-out bag and any extra supplies you will need. Be sure you always have water on hand. You…
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Understanding the Unique Needs of the Elderly in Disasters A milestone is an action or event marking a significant change, event, or stage in development. Milestones are usually a special occasion that marks a celebration.We elderly have many milestones in our lives, each more significant than the last, that leave an established mark on us….
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Well, I have become a statistic. I’ve gotten breast cancer at 75. How’s that for being a golden survivalist, and managing a chronic condition during a disaster? I’m in the beginning stages of my cancer fight. I’ve elected to do the ‘radical’ breast surgeries. Featured Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash I’ve been fighting…
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Introduction to Chronic Condition Management for Seniors As I grow older and as a senior with chronic conditions, I recognize the complexities of managing chronic conditions. It’s something I see my peers grappling with daily. The stakes are higher in the face of emergencies. An unexpected natural disaster or a sudden health crisis can disrupt…
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Understanding EMPs, CMEs, and the Impact on Senior Pets I have been reading some serial sci-fiction/apocalypse books on EMP/CME disasters. These books are really eye-opening on what life will be like after an event like this. Your senior pets will need special care after a disaster as big as an EMP or CME. Since we…
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Understanding the Needs of Seniors in Emergencies Yes, I am a senior, too. So, when I address the topic of emergency preparedness, I’m looking directly at our unique needs as seniors. We face distinctive challenges that demand our attention. For example, chronic health issues and reduced mobility are not just inconveniences; in an emergency, they…
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We seniors face a distinct set of challenges during a disaster. Our increased vulnerability isn’t just a vague concern; it’s a critical factor shaping our recovery process. Due to mobility issues, chronic health conditions, and often limited social support, the aftermath for many of us seniors can be particularly daunting. As I write this article,…
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Introduction to Prepping for Single Seniors I’ve got some info here on senior friendly survival prepping for single seniors. Tackling the world of survival prepping might seem daunting. Here is why single seniors like yourself must be prepared for emergencies. You may not have immediate family to lean on, but with the proper knowledge and…
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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?…
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Understanding these Challenges As an aging person, I see a significant shift toward an aging population as I analyze demographic trends. I love planning things, and planning for an emergency is just one thing I do as I age. We baby boomers are now in our aging years. This change presents various challenges in emergency…
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North America’s second total solar eclipse in seven years occurs on April 8th, 2024. Many people are chattering about what could occur when the eclipse arrives. According to Space.com, one such phenomenon that might be visible is a coronal mass ejection (CME). You don’t need to believe in a major SHTF catastrophe to understand the…
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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…
