Boy Scout ready

The Boy Scouts have always been known to be prepared for almost anything. What if a disaster happened today in your town and you needed to be out of the house for a while? Are you and your family ready? Our church (the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ) is one that prides itself on being prepared. We are encouraged to have a food stock pile of non perishables lasting I believe three months out and to have what is called a 72 hour kit. What to keep in them is suggested on many different websites. 

Now what if you need medical info and other resources for first aide? Below is a list of suggestions that I jotted down from our church meeting. 

72 hour kit and these extras 

First aide kit for each member of the family 

CPR mask 

Possible fishing tackle box for a first aide kit? 

Inhaler or epi pen or Benadryl 

Empty bag in bathroom in case of emergency you can dump all of the meds into it

Big freezer bag instead possibly 

Bleeding bad? Use a diaper 

Dust mask 

Duck bill masks 

* adjust it by your family 

Tums 

Migraine medicine 

*rotations of kits 

Peroxide/alcohol swabs 

Ice pack that breaks when needed 

Gloves 

Blankets

Batteries  

Keep all important documents together

Cash in small denominations 

Emergency binder including 

Pens paper 

Money

-Up to day bio with medical info with blood type and current current meds

-Keep it in plastic

Birth certs (copy) 

Priesthood papers(if a member of the LDS church )

Temple sealing (same as above )

Animal information 

Family members numbers list

Allergy page for the family and current meds

Emergency question sheet(this is for those who may have a significant other whose a first responder who may be helping others and this helps you become self reliant  )

List of what's in the 72 hour kit

Phone chargers (possibly)

   

And there you go. Are you ready? We realized we need to get our important paper together and think of the nieces and siblings who often visit us and their important info as well.