Introduction
On Doomsday, you’ll need to be prepared for anything. Here’s a list of essential items to help you survive:
-A sturdy shelter: You’ll need somewhere safe to weather the storm, whether it’s a fortified home or an emergency bunker.
-Food and water: There’s no telling how long you’ll be cut off from supplies, so stock up on non-perishable food and water.
-Self-defense: Whether it’s a weapon for hunting or protection, you’ll need to be able to defend yourself against both other people and animals.
-First aid: Injuries are inevitable in a survival situation, so make sure you have the supplies to treat them.
-Clothing and bedding: Temperature changes can be extreme after a disaster, so be sure to have plenty of warm clothing and blankets.
Shelter
Sturdy shelter is essential for protecting yourself from the elements and other threats. If you have the time and resources, build a fortification in advance of Doomsday. If not, improvise with whatever materials you have on hand.
Food and water
When stocking up on supplies for doomsday, food and water are obviously at the top of the list. But there are a few other things you should consider as well.
For food, try to find non-perishable items that will last a long time and that you can eat without cooking. canned goods, dried fruit, nuts, and granola bars are all good options. You should also have a can opener on hand.
For water, you’ll want to have at least one gallon per person per day. If possible, find a way to filter and purify water so you can use any source of water – rainwater, streams, lakes, etc. A LifeStraw personal water filter is a good option.
Other things to consider:
–First aid supplies
-A flashlight and batteries
-A radio (preferably a crank radio so you don’t have to worry about batteries)
-A map of the area
-Clothing and bedding for all weather conditions
-Toiletries
Clothing
No matter what the scenario, you’ll need clothing that will protect you from the elements and help you to stay comfortable. If you’re bugging out, you’ll need to be able to carry everything you need on your back, so choose light, easy-to-carry items. In any case, make sure you have the following:
-A sturdy pair of shoes or boots
-A change of clothes
-A raincoat or poncho
-A hat or other head covering
-A scarf or other face covering
-Gloves
First-aid kit
A first-aid kit is a collection of supplies and tools for use in giving first aid. First-aid kits can be broadly divided into personal and vehicle kits, or they can be designed for specific activities such as hiking, boating or cycling.
The supplies in a first-aid kit are generally organized using the acronym “ABCD” – airway, breathing, circulation, and disability/exposure. The supplies in the kit are designed to treat common injuries and illnesses. Some of the most common items include bandages, gauze, alcohol wipes, antibiotic ointment, aspirin and Ibuprofen.
Tools
-An Axe: You will need this to chop wood for your shelter, and also for self-defense. -A Saw: This will come in handy for chopping wood and building your shelter. -A Shovel: You will need this to dig holes for your shelter, and also to bury your waste. -A FIRST AID KIT: This is essential for any injuries that you may sustained while doomsday prepping. -A Water bottle: You will need this to store water, and also to purify water that you find. -A Can opener: This will be useful for opening canned food that you have stored up. -A Flashlight: This will be useful for seeing in the dark, and also for signaling for help.
Sanitation
While the world may be ending, that doesn’t mean you can let your hygiene go out the window. In fact, it’s more important than ever to maintain good sanitation practices, as disease and illness can spread quickly in close quarters. Here are some items you should make sure to bring in order to keep yourself and those around you healthy:
-Soap: For washing your hands and body.
–Toilet paper: To avoid having to use leaves or other materials that could potentially be contaminated.
-Trash bags: To dispose of waste properly.
-Bleach or other disinfectants: To clean surfaces and prevent the spread of germs.
-Water: For drinking, cooking, and cleaning.
Conclusion
In conclusion, if you are planning on survived doomsday, you will need to make sure you have a supply of non-perishable food, water, clothes, shelter, and tools. You should also have a plan for where you will go and what you will do. Remember, the goal is to survive and thrive in the aftermath of the apocalypse.