[header] How to design a disaster preparedeness plan for older citizens [title] Commit to creating a plan. [step] Make the time, take the time to really review both your own and your family's needs. Consider the possibility of being left alone, on your own for some time.
[header] How to design a disaster preparedeness plan for older citizens [title] Commit to creating a plan. [step] Make the time, take the time to really review both your own and your family's needs. Consider the possibility of being left alone, on your own for some time.
Younger citizens will rarely feel alone, and it is crucial to be self focused. But do not be greedy, try to take time for yourself. If, after evaluating your plans for the foreseeable future, you are not in a position to make new ones, commit to making these changes as temporary as possible. It may seem large, or a small gesture, but if you give your family a chance to think about the idea and plan, they may feel less important. [substeps] If there are any concerns about your language skills, itemizing them will give you a better idea of the strength you and your family can get through the resulting crisis. [title] Organize your emergency crisis preparedness plan. It is a reality that even family members cannot or will not help you for various reasons, from fear to stubbornness, from inability to reach you to injury or even death. [title] Look at your daily routine, ask yourself some important questions.