Some are concerned that if a second wave occurs at the beginning of the flu season, the health care system will be hit even harder than it was at the beginning of this year. The best thing you can do for the second wave is to begin your prepping as early as you can.

Whether or not you have an emergency supply kit ready to go, there are every day household items you own that can be used for your kit or to enhance it.

Scientists have discovered an antibody which prevents the coronavirus from infecting human cells in “groundbreaking research” which could lead to the development of new treatments.

Updated - When disastrous situations are not safe for you, they REALLY are not safe for your pets. Your four-legged friends need an emergency kit just as much as you do. Yes, they are furry and cannot call the fire department in an emergency, but they are a member of your family and should be safeguarded as one during a crisis.

Now is the perfect time to start growing your own produce and develop your own garden. Having your own prepper garden can allow you to obtain a supply of produce that can sustain your food levels during good times and in bad.

Fresh produce has a lot of nutrients that your body needs, but they tend to expire more quickly than other food. Luckily, there are ways to make that fresh produce last longer and limit the amount of times you have to go to the grocery stores.

Essential businesses like grocery stores and pharmacies cannot be avoided, but safety can remain a high priority with cloth masks. Learn how to make your own to help safety measures stay in place.

We are members of the Texas Army National Guard currently deployed to the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area to provide assistance to the North Texas Food Bank during the COVID-19 pandemic. So we are asking for help in securing funding to create cloth face coverings, per CDC guidance .  Bob Lilly Promotions is helping us source the face coverings that we currently need.

It is more important than ever to up our safety standards and get through this time as safely, sanely and quickly as possible. By doing our part in social distancing we should be able to flatten the curve and return to “normalcy” sooner rather than later.

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