I am a wife and mother who knows that emergency preparedness is important. I want to share helpful information that I have gathered from reputable sources.
There is a large amount of good information on the Internet, and I do not want to duplicate it. My objective is to post reliable information that is easy to find when needed, and have it available in one place. May these posts be useful. Please leave your comments.
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LDS Emergency Preparedness 
Do you have a copy of a good Stake Emergency Plan you could share? Also, do you have any recommendations how to start up an excellent resource such as your website, specifically an online living Emergency Plan? Thank you, Dave
Gilbert Arizona Stapley Stake High Council
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Hi, my name is Kris Johnson and I to am LDS and have come up with a solution to water storage and rotation you might be interested in. My website is http://www.titanreadywater.com. I came up with this idea for my mother after my father passed away so she would be prepared in an emergency. Everyone who sees it, loves it and i am trying to get it out to people as an option for water storage. Is you are focused in this area i would like any feedback you would have for me. Thanks!
Kris Johnson
Newberg, Oregon
503-801-5242
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Great site, Elise! You are sharing quality information! Thanks for visiting my blog.
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Enjoyed your site. I will visit again.
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Hi Elise! I have learned so much from visiting your site, thank you for all your posts. I am searching for some information on daily servings of the different food storage items to ensure they last a full year. Everything is stored and calculated in lbs and gallons, but we cook in tsps, cups, etc. I was wondering if you’ve come across any info on a breakdown of daily serving size per person?
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