Preparedness Basics for the Elderly or Disabled
Preparedness Basics for the Elderly or Disabled
More people than ever are living alone or with another older person. If you are older or disabled and live independently, you can do plenty of things to make it through short to moderately long emergencies. If you have an elderly relative living independently, you can help them organize and prepare using this article’s guidance. That being said, this is general advice for the elderly or disabled. Other items and accommodations will likely be necessary for specific chronic conditions and unique situations. Budgeting for additional food and supplies on a fixed income can be challenging, but even an extra $20
Login or Enroll
This content requires a paid subscription to Peak Prosperity.
$10 / month
Only our paying members have access to premium discussions at Peak Prosperity.
Become a premium member today to gain access to comments like this one and 6 others:
When my dad was 80, he cleared his own drives with a skid steer. One morning I see him across the street, clearing neighbor's drives. I ask why. Response, well, if ...
