Conclusion. Section III. Essentials for everyday preparedness. Routing preparedness checklist -- Emergency home supplies checklist -- Go bag checklist -- Important documents checklist -- Critical survival skills checklist -- Pre-wildfire evacuation checklist -- First-aid kit checklist -- Affairs in order checklist -- Recession checklist -- Routine health chart -- Expense-cutting checklist -- Section II. Environmental emergencies. Heat waves -- Earthquakes -- Floods -- Hurricanes -- Tornadoes -- Wildfires -- Winter storms -- Pandemics -- Section III. Personal emergencies. Home invasion -- Illness or injury -- Death -- Major expenses -- Recession -- Job loss -- Conclusion.
Summary:
"Real preparedness isn't about stocking an underground bunker with canned ravioli and night-vision goggles. Its about getting your ducks in a row for just a few minutes a day so you can deal with real-life emergencies if and when they occur. From preparing a go-bag of vital supplies to creating a home inventory of your valuables in case of damage, Ready for Anything can help you prep smarter and worry less. With the quick tips, checklists, and valuable information in this reader-friendly emergency guide, you'll be ready for: weather emergencies, natural disasters, pandemics, home invasions, job loss, illness or injury, unexpected expenses, the death of a loved one. You can't control the weather or the world. but with 'Ready for Anything' by your side, you can handle whatever life throws at you!" -- Description provided by publisher.
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