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Florida1

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  1. Here is a ready made flyer to print and copy for friends, neighbors, and well...just about anyone. http://newcreations.net/Flyer-HALF-na.PDF
  2. Good Afternoon. I want to personally thank all of you in the health care field. You have my respect and admiration. I would like to discuss surviving a disaster. Hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, blizzards, fires, floods, and even a possible pandemic, can occur. Who would you call in an emergency situation? We all need to establish a support network. In many instances the federal, state, and local governments will be overwhelmed. We will have to "fend" for ourselves. This network can be friends, family, neighbors, co-workers or acquaintances. Try to pick 10 persons to establish a group of mutual support - Network Partners. In an emergency situation they might be able to help watch your children while you work or they might have some essential supplies that you can utilize. In the hurricanes in Florida in 2004, I was without power for 3 of 6 weeks. Gasoline supplies were scarce. Even with all of the assistance rushing into Central Florida from all over the country, we were basically on our own. Schools and groceries were closed several times for the successive hurricanes. It was a struggle to get through the day. Does anyone have any ideas or any experiences for coping in an emergency situation?

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