Prepping for People Who Live Alone or Whose Spouse Cannot Help
About this episode
This episode discusses how to create an emergency plan for individuals living alone or whose spouses cannot assist during a crisis.
Preparedness advice often assumes there are multiple capable adults in the home, but that is not always reality. Some people live alone, and others have a spouse who may be out of town, sick, injured, caring for others, or unable to help during a crisis. In this episode, we talk about building an emergency plan that works when you are the only functioning adult available. You will learn how to create a simple check-in plan, use written checklists, arrange supplies so they are easy to reach, p...
People in this episode
Hosts: Mark Lawley, Krista Lawley
Topics covered
- emergency planning
- living alone
- preparedness
- crisis management
- check-in plans
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