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What You Need To Know About Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Prepping During COVID-19

At the time of publication, I am almost 18 weeks pregnant. So far, I have been able to avoid hospitals entirely. I am in a situation where I can use a birth center that is very low volume. I work from home and order groceries and other household supplies. I have not been in a grocery or major box store since January 31, 2020. After reading some articles and joining a few online pregnancy lists, it became apparent that pregnant women are experiencing disturbing things during pregnancy and delivery. The intent of this article is to inform on what it...
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Online Medical Resources and Doctor Visits For Preppers

The pandemic has led to an increase in doctor’s visits and consultations via video call or chat. Medical offices that previously required in-person visits for straightforward matters are now encouraging virtual appointments. It is also much easier to get a consultation and prescription entirely online, even if you don’t have a regular doctor. You can also get emergency refills of meds. This can be handy if you cannot get an appt with your regular doctor for some reason. I wanted to share my experience using an online doctor service and provide fellow preppers with a good list of online resources...
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Pandemic Pregnancies and Prepping

This year has been challenging for everyone. But like any tumultuous year, life goes on in many ways and there is always new life popping up. This time it happened to me. My husband and I really increased how much we were prepping at the beginning of the pandemic. As time wore on and civil unrest came into the mix in the cities, we prepped even more. Matt grew a lot of gardens, and we put back what we could not eat fresh. At 37 years old, we really thought that kids were not possible for us. A few years...
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Overcoming the Challenges Of Prepper Fitness

Dieting and fitness are about self-control, and that is a skill that is good to practice for SHTF or a long emergency Lack of self-control is the root of a lot of behavior that can get you into trouble during a long emergency. Learning better self-control could prevent you from making some poor choices in the future as well as help you combat some of the problems you may be battling right now. Before Matt and I moved to our property we both had been office workers for 2 years and to be blunt, it had wreaked havoc on our...
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