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Reflecting on the many skills I’ve garnered in my lifetime, knot tying is a critical element in your survival toolkit. This post gives you survival knots every senior survivalist should know. I learned knot tying for sailing on our 38-foot J-30 racing boat. I remember practicing knot-tying when flying to places for business functions. I…
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The example contents of a bug-out bag for a senior citizen: Category Contents Water & Food – Water bottles or pouches– Non-perishable food (canned, energy bars) Clothing – Weather-appropriate clothing (layers)– Extra socks and underwear– Sturdy shoes or boots Shelter & Bedding – Compact tent or emergency shelter– Sleeping bag or blankets– Mylar emergency blankets…
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Imagine waking up to a world where the clock on your bedside table is dark, your phone won’t turn on, and the neighborhood is eerily quiet. This could be the aftermath of an EMP or CME event. If you’re unfamiliar with these acronyms, you’re not alone. EMP stands for Electromagnetic Pulse, a burst of electromagnetic…
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Now we are in my biggest fear, nuclear war. But fear of an EMP attack is pretty close, too. I was born just after the Korean War and lived my formative years during the Cold War. My college years were during the Vietnam War. See where I’m going with this? War is not ubiquitous. There…
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Online Resources for Senior Survivalists If you’re a senior survivalist like me, looking to expand your knowledge, there’s great news – the digital world is brimming with online learning resources tailored for senior survivalists. Now, this isn’t just about picking up a few tips and tricks; it’s also about diving into a comprehensive learning experience…
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I will kick things off by tackling a critical part of how to prepare seniors for a natural disaster: understanding the risks. We mustn’t just think about emergency kits and evacuation plans but also about empowering ourselves and our seniors with the knowledge they need to stay safe. Let’s start by identifying the most common…
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Preparing Your Pet for Emergencies I will walk us golden survivalists through why senior citizens must have a solid emergency plan when preparing your pet for emergencies. I have a huge Anatolian Pyrenees mountain dog. She’s almost 100 pounds of massive fur. She’s a one-man-dog type, and that’s me. She takes up half of the…
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When disaster strikes, the last thing you want to worry about is not having access to your medications. Yet, for many, this is a grim reality. That’s why understanding the critical role of managing medications for seniors in emergency situations is vital. It isn’t just about having a supply of pills; it’s about ensuring continuity…
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Senior’s Guide to Thriving in Emergency Preparedness Introduction In the realm of emergency preparedness, every individual brings a unique set of skills and knowledge to the table. Among these, senior citizens, often in their golden years, emerge as invaluable assets. This article explores the pivotal role of surviving with seniors in the context of survival…
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You will discover why elderly individuals require a different approach to emergency preparedness. It’s not just a one-size-fits-all situation; their needs are distinct and must be addressed with special consideration. I’m here to help you identify those common risks and vulnerabilities unique to older adults. Challenges such as reduced mobility, chronic health issues, and the…
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If you’re helping to care for aging parents (like caring for me, lol), you’ll find out about the importance of assessing their unique needs when it comes to emergency preparedness. This isn’t just about having a plan in place; it’s also about making sure that plan is customized to their specific situation. I’m here to…
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Listen up, seniors! I’m about to spill the beans about survival prepping. If you’re thinking this isn’t for you, think again! Whether you’re dealing with extreme weather events, power outages, or other emergencies, preparation is key for everyone. And guess what? You have unique things to consider that can’t be ignored. So, let’s get prepped…
