Are you Prepared for Recovery?
James Walton “I Am Liberty ” Audio player below!
In our own lives we face serious illness and injuries and it turns out that most of the time we have what we need to recover. We either have it on hand or we can quickly go get some. What happens when we are living in a world where resources are limited?
No matter how well prepared you are you are going to get sick or get hurt. That is a given. Don’t fall into the strange survival thinking of WILLPOWER OVER ALL. I was listening to a pretty famous survivalist talk about his WILL and he was telling the group how he had such a strong WILL that nothing could keep him from getting to his son, who was about 50 yards away at a booth. Read more “Are you Prepared for Recovery?”
When a person becomes a prepper, they often go through a “waking up” phase to all the potential risks one could face. It can be an overwhelming amount of information to take in. There is a desire to get prepared for anything and everything. 
We learned a lot over the last two weeks. When we watched Harvey then Irma bear down on our nation it was probably a rude awakening even for some of us who are prepared for disaster. When you see the truly destructive power of nature it often makes you double and triple check your own plans for survival. 
Hurricanes can affect everyone and no matter where you live there are things you can do to prepare for the next big one. For those that live in the areas that are prone to hurricanes and tropical storms, planning and preparedness is a necessity. Planning and getting prepared will look different to each individual and family but there will be some basics that will apply to everyone. 
You prep for disaster, stock up and fortify. Gain the tools & talent to handle catastrophe. But what if, instead of a bad storm, earthquake, tidal wave, forest fire or zombie attack, disaster comes visiting in a totally unexpected form. 
Where to start and what to do when you come to realize that we really are not as secure and comfortable as we like to think we are.Once the shade is lifted and blinders taken off, there really is no way of going back.
Imagine yourself at home in the living room, relaxing while listening to the news. During the broadcast, you hear one of the anchors say, “The state has officially issued a tornado watch and warns all residents to be prepared in case they have to evacuate.” You glance at the television with a smirk on your face. “They said the same thing last year and nothing happened,” you mumble. A few days go 
