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One of our core values here at AlreadyPrepared.com is to seek after, understand and live Emergency Preparedness truth with total integrity.
In our activities, we seek to proclaim charity, compassion, understanding, and love towards all peoples, nations, kindred's and tongues.
We are true friends to all people everywhere.
We strive to teach true and correct principles of Emergency Preparedness that lift and inspire others to greater heights of positive personal and professional achievement in all aspects of their lives.
First and fore most we are people builders.
We also believe that we are physical beings, created by God, working on developing a spiritual life,
closer to God, each in their own way and also
spiritual beings experiencing and learning
from our physical life.
We seek to create an atmosphere which
promotes and teaches Emergency Preparedness
growth and prosperity in all areas of our
lives: mental, emotional, spiritual,
intellectual, social, physical and financial.
We do not believe in the concept of scarcity, i.e., that there is a finite amount of fixed and unchanging resources in the world. We believe that there is enough and more resources for all of the world and
its people. (We simply have yet to grasp and understand most of these resources). Almighty God has not created a world of fixed and limited
resources in which one person's gain will
require another person's loss. Our only limit
is our failure to understand and properly use
the gifts, knowledge, materials, and
tools that God has given us.
We believe in the free agency of all people everywhere; wherein that agency is tempered by
love, respect and charity towards others to rightfully and sincerely Prepare for any type of Emergency
in our lives. Gain should never be acquired by ignorant or involuntary loss of another. We believe that the only true and lasting way for all to prepare
for emergencies in our lives and sometimes beyond our control, is through knowledgeable win-win actions, learning, planning, preparation and training.
We support and strive to teach a lifestyle of
family unity, focused direction, positive
goals, and uplifting achievement.
We teach others how to develop a personal and
family lifestyle of safety and security that prepares them to meet any future without fear.
We practice and teach provident living as well.
We also strive to teach others about themselves and their relationship with the world around them, particularly in winter, cold weather, and emergency situations. We trust that our students and followers will be more functional, reliable, and safe,
especially in the cold, snow, winter, and all types
of emergencies and disasters. We do
not want them to just endure the cold or a crisis,
but to find joy and adventure in it (even at its
most severe) through heightened awareness, understanding, knowledge, and skills.
It is also, our wish that our visitors and students
pass this understanding and joy onto others
and thereby magnify our efforts.
We believe that life is an adventure to be experienced and enjoyed to its fullest. There is no doubt that tomorrow will come, and that "things" happen,
but how you are prepared to meet tomorrow will
make all the difference in the world. If you are prepared for the worst, then no matter what
happens, it will be an adventure.
We do not believe that there is tragedy in the loss of wealth, possessions, health, or even life. Although loss of these things can be painful, inconvenient, or life changing, there is only tragedy in losing who you are, what you stand for, and where you are going.
We earnestly strive to make a permanent positive difference in the lives of individuals and families
and thereby societies and nations.
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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
TOP 5 THINGS TO DO IN A DISASTER
By Deborah Tutnauer
Emergencies and Disasters happen more often than we like to think about. The topic of Emergency Preparedness is being talked about more and more often. Natural disasters seem to be increasing. Terrorist threats are in the news. The question of emergency preparedness covers many areas, from mindset to materials.
This particular article is designed to help you begin your emergency preparedness efforts. We start with a list that you will initially find unexpected, yet also common sense. Being prepared is not something that you do once and then forget about. It is a mindset; a lifestyle; a way of being the world. This is not meant to frighten but in fact to comfort. Being prepared for a disaster limits the initial panic when something horrific occurs, thus increasing the likelihood that you and your family will survive the days ahead.
There is not much that can be done while an event, such an an earthquake, tornado or bomb is occurring, if you have not been able to get away from the area. But after it is over, there are five top things that you need to do next.
1. Move Slowly. This is very counter-intuitive, as the first inclination is to jump into action. Adrenalin is flowing and panic is setting in. Moving slowly does not mean to do nothing, or even to not take action. It means to take deep breaths and to work hard to think and than act. Even an extra 5-10 seconds of thought will allow your brain the time to make better judgments as to what actions to take.
2. Survey the Scene. Assess the situation and determine what is MOST life threatening. Is someone in dire need of first aid? Is there a gas leak? Is a person pinned under a beam? Is there potential for another event or attack? This is a triage moment. There will be many things to focus on. Immediate danger is first.
3. Take Immediate Action to Address. Now take action to address the most immediately crucial situations. If you have been somewhat thoughtful in your preparedness, you may have access to your emergency preparedness kit and your first aid supplies. (These should be in every home, auto, business, classroom, etc..) Render the first aid that is needs, move away from danger that still exists. Help people who need it the most.
4. Look for safe, close shelter. Once you have addressed anything that is immediately life threatening as best as possible, it is time to think ahead. Find a safe shelter as close as possible, so that anyone looking for you can find you. If you are in your car, stay there (unless the car itself is dangerous). Cars can provide a wealth of safety, shelter and heat. (Again, when you think about emergency preparedness you car is a place you should be prepared to live in for at least 5 days -- at all times).
5. Stay as calm as possible. Panic uses valuable energy. You now need to think about conserving your energy, your body heat, water and food. Good emergency preparedness means that you have some kind of kit that contains water, food, heat source, and shelter in your home and in your car. Ideally in your office as well. Think about this TODAY and take action TODAY to set this up for yourself and your family.
This list is only meant to be the very beginning of your education. It does not even touch upon a the huge overview of items to acquire; training and education; lists to be made and checked off; plans to be developed. But it is a starting place, and you need to start somewhere in developing an emergency preparedness mindset and an emergency preparedness plan for yourself, your family and your community.
What is you hear a knock on the door and were told, "You Have Five Minutes to Evacuate". Would you know what to do next? Do you have a bag ready to go with all the essentials? The experts in emergency preparedness have developed lists, supplies and plans to help you get prepared. Being proactive is key here. NOW is the time to action!
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Rural communities can deal more effectively with
large-scale emergencies by planning and preparing
for emergencies before they happen. Rural residents, communities, local governments, and others
involved in emergency preparedness and
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Resource limitations, such as equipment
and supplies, training, and infrastructure
Access to healthcare for higher levels of care
Remoteness and geography
Low population density
Communication issues
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The Rural Health Information Hub is funded by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy to be a national clearinghouse on rural health issues. We are committed to supporting healthcare and population health in rural communities.
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The 4 pillars of emergency management (EM) are mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. These core phases help communities and groups plan for, deal with, and bounce back from dangerous events and natural disasters.
The Four Pillars
Mitigation: Steps taken to prevent or lower the long-term risk and damage from future hazards.
Preparedness: Planning, training, and drills done ahead of time to make sure people are ready to act.
Response: Quick actions taken during or right after an emergency to save lives and stop more harm.
Recovery: Long-term work to rebuild homes, fix services, and bring the community back to normal.
