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| Author: | By: Shoshanna (Pearl) Easling |
| Date: | August 2009 |
| Topics: | Family Interest, Health Home & Herbs |
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In an emergency have you ever scrambled to collect the things you need? Well, you need something like what we call a Smart Pack. It can be a serious and life-saving pack, or just a fun pack for fun occasions. Those of us who have delivered babies have already employed this concept. Knowing that the baby is coming soon, we gather up and pack the things we may need for our home birth, or if necessary, the things to take to the hospital.
My three-year-old loves his fun pack. He knows it has snacks, water, a change of clothes, a blanket, books, and more. He has so often seen me pack mine that he has taken it upon himself to keep his own packed and ready for any eventuality. He adds a few more toys, snacks, and especially chocolate, if he can find any.
Smart Packs are not only for pregnant women and children; they are also for smart people. You never know when the unexpected will actually “unexpectedly” happen. Keeping on hand an Extreme Pack is also a smart idea. It is better to be prepared than perplexed.
Ideas for a 1-Adult Smart Pack:
- Water bottle with filter
- Eden Salve
- Band-Aids
- Gauze
- Athletic wrap
- Tylenol
- Benadryl
- Pepto-Bismol
- Antiseptic
- Comfrey leaves
- Plantain leaves
- Echinacea
- Activated charcoal
- Copy of Edible Plants in the Wild
- Needle and thread
- Duct Tape
- Energy bars
- Clothes and coat
- Blankets or sleeping bag
- Lighter
- Knife
- Copy of passport
- Flashlight
- Map
- Candles
- Small Bible
- Beef or venison jerky
- Heavyweight plastic to cover or construct a shelter
- Rain gear
- Strong, lightweight cord
Kid's Smart Pack:
- Water bottle with filter
- Eden Salve
- Energy bars
- Band-Aids
- Children’s Tylenol
- Children’s Benadryl
- Antiseptic
- Copy of Edible Plants in the Wild
- Clothes
- Blanket
- Flashlight
- Reading books
- Toys
Water bottles with filter, plantain, comfrey, echinacea, charcoal, Eden Salve, and much more are available at BulkHerbStore.com or write me to sign up for our free catalog at 26 W. 6th Ave., Lobelville, TN 37097.
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