Disaster Preparedness

First aid

By Meg ⋅ May 11, 2007 ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

First aid
It is so odd to watch the sky turn dark in the middle of the afternoon. I will never get tired of the mid-afternoon storms that roll over the peak and disappear so quickly. Amazing view. Today the storm hit as I finished a relatively complete first aid and disaster preparation kit manual. It will be available on the footscapes.com website shortly. Creepy watching the skies turn black as I listed first aid supplies. I was recently asked to do some research on the subject and like other projects will share what I learn on the site.
I am also looking into homeopathic remedies and first aid. Some folks believe that should the US be hit with a pandemic flu the pharmacies may be one of the first places to shut down due to the mass demand for drugs and the little supply that will be available due to trucking and transportation delays. The massive amount of information both accurate and inaccurate is extremely difficult to wade through let alone try to pass on. I will hopefully be able to list websites and books that may be worth exploring. Unfortunately I can supply to quick or easy answers on that one. As usual I hope to complete this investigation before the weeks’ end and as usual will be surprised if I hit the mark. May very well be a few weeks to complete. Please let me know if anyone has any ideas, resources, suggestions that they wish to share. Comment or private emails are always welcome.

http://www.bt.cdc.gov/

This site is about natural disasters etc and I was impressed with the amount if information.