BY: BREIONNIE BURTON. WHAT TO HAVE  Well you should have a kit put together and have it handy and take cover. In the kit you need…… Radio Flashlight.

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BY: BREIONNIE BURTON

WHAT TO HAVE  Well you should have a kit put together and have it handy and take cover. In the kit you need…… Radio Flashlight Batteries Medicine First aid kit Credit card Sleeping Blanket Food Drinks bag

WHAT TO DO  IF you have a mattress that you can store close to hand use that as cover.  Pull it on to of you and your love ones.  Get down as low as you can, become a ball, head to knees with your head on the ground.  Cover your head with your hands and arms.

WHERE TO GO  Basement.  Your local storm shelter.  A storm cellar.  An interior bath tube.  In a high rise building.  BUT IF U LIVE IN A TRAILER OR A MODULAR HOME GET OUT QUICK!!!!!!!!

INFO  You should already have a plane ready and where to meet up at in the house and practice on how to do it.

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN ITS OVER  Get your family together and keep them together then carefully make your way out of the damage and wait for the emergency people to come. Pick your way carefully out of the mess, watching out for broken glass, nails and especially downed power lines or standing water with exposed wires in it. Don’t stay in a damaged house as it may collapse or catch a fire. Get well away from your house before using your phone or even turning on a flashlight, as these can spark any gas that may be leaking. If someone is injured use what supplies you have to tend to them and try to keep yourself and others dry and warm.