By Amy Rouse
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18 Feb, 2022
This admonition comes with personal experience with friends as well as observation of current situations and covers a variety of areas. Here are two: First, with regard to illness, it’s always a good idea to have everything on hand needed for common illnesses (flu, colds, and of course, now the Rohna). When someone falls ill, it’s often too late to order things you can’t get at your local store. (To prepare your “Rohna Kit” see the various “Treatment” sections in our PDF resources in Resources.) Have your selected protocol(s) printed and stored with your meds and supplements. Think about things like a nebulizer, a pulse oximeter, a thermometer, Ivermectin, Budensonide, HCQ, etc. Early treatment is imperative! Trust me, you do not want to wait, even a few days! Second, many of you have likely noticed bare shelves in grocery stores, common items out of stock, skyrocketing prices of many goods, etc. We also are aware of good men and women that drive very large vehicles with many wheels and carry goods to and fro across our continent. These awesome people are fighting for freedom for all of us. The convoy in Canada is going strong and working. The convoy in the U.S. kicks off later this month. These patriotic activities will temporarily impact supply chain issues to an even greater degree. Stock up on necessities and healthy foods and your supplements, erect a green house, plant a garden, purchase a side of beef from a local rancher, strike up a partnership with neighbors to share what you raise or grow or share purchases from stores like Costco and Sam’s. Join online groups focused on these things for more ideas. I’m not a “Henny Penny” and the sky’s not falling yet, but it’s important to pay attention to what’s going on around us and prepare for the obvious. Especially for those of us endeavoring to get and stay healthy – a little more attention is needed to ensure we have good things on hand in the event they might not be always available in our area. I’m likely preaching to the choir, but I’m a Gramma with a platform and so I reserve the right to exhort people once in a while! 👩🦳🤓🤣 "She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Strength and honor are her clothing, and she can laugh at the days to come." ~Proverbs 31