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Are You Having a Space Issue for Your Survival Supplies? Yes, I’m having a space issue! I am writing this article for those of us who need to indeed organize our survival supplies. We seniors have probably accrued a lot stuff. I purchase items and put them in a corresponding box, but I am losing…
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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…
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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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If you’re a survival prepper or survivalist like I am, you’re always planning for unforeseen events. The entire premise is based on not only being ready for anything but being mindful of what’s going on in the world so that you can adequately predict what may happen. I admit I still have some organizing of…
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Introduction This guide is intended for seniors living alone or with minimal assistance who may face a “Stay Home, Stay Safe” (SHTF) event in their community. These events, also known as emergencies or disasters, can disrupt daily life and require residents to shelter in place for an extended period. While the specific nature of an…
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Ensuring a Safe Journey: Emergency Preparedness Essentials for Seniors When I consider traveling, especially as I grow older, safety instantly tops my list of priorities. You likely share this concern, especially if you’re a senior or making travel plans for elderly loved ones. We need to be prepared for anything. I always overpack. I like…
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I am a haphazard gardener. I need a senior-friendly garden, too! I started a garden about ten years ago. I had a horse then, so we had a lot of free fertilizer from my horse, so the garden thrived. My garden became just herbs after I had shoulder surgery in the following years. I have…
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I need these tips for easy canning and fermenting for seniors! I have the equipment for canning and fermenting, but as a senior, I need the preparation to be easy. I love to cook, but never had the counter space, or so I thought at the time, to do the canning. It looks like fermenting…
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As I navigate the essentials of fire safety, I must address the heightened risks that seniors face. Fire scares me almost as much as a nuclear war. I’ve always lived in the country where there’s a risk of fire and they can erupt and spread quickly. We need to address a fire safety plan to…
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I live on 5 acres that used to be mostly pasture for my horse, who died in 2021. I always mowed the pastures, trying to let the grass grow instead of the myriad weeds. I have kept mowing it, but now I will mow walking areas around the pastures to let the beneficial edible plants…
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Emergency situations are a harsh reality and affect populations across the board, but senior citizens often encounter unique challenges. Recognizing these difficulties is the first step in ensuring our elderly population is prepared and protected during emergencies and can face the challenges of senior emergency prepping. Physical limitations are a significant barrier. Many seniors experience…
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We need to address emergency planning for an aging population. Just look around. You can see that the number of senior citizens is on the rise. What if we aging seniors and baby boomers have an emergency that is a disaster of sorts? We have challenges now that we didn’t have when we were younger….
