Category Archives: Rescue

Safety Guidelines for Earthquake Survival

Posted on January 16, 2010 by Kay

When the ground is rumbling every second counts. There is no time to panic. Refusing to panic can save your life. If you are close enough to feel the tremor, you are close enough to the quake (or explosion) for buildings …

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Soda Can Fire Starter

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Kay

The value of a can of soda might be more in the packaging than the contents in a survival scenario. The empty can is useful as a fire starter. Should you find yourself in need of a camp fire, a …

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Make Change Learning Fun

Posted on November 5, 2009 by Kay

When learning occurs in a safe environment, you can increase the intensity (fun or excitement) of a lesson, repeat the information and discover new ways to take hold of the student’s attention span over extended periods of time. Effective instructors …

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Soothing Painful Inflammation

Posted on September 28, 2009 by Kay

If you have experienced inflammatory pain, you know that it hinders activity. Your muscles tighten. It is possible for you to lose several days to bed rest, fighting nausea and popping pain pills. Pain relief isn’t always found with medication. …

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Helps to Avoid Child Abduction

Posted on September 3, 2009 by Kay

Last month a mother was surprised to be reunited with her daughter. Two decades before (when the child was eleven) the young woman was abducted. Throughout the world, there are many similar cases.

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How to Survive a Wild Dog Attack

Posted on August 20, 2009 by Kay

I have a pet dog. She is trained and a beloved member of our household. I take good care of her with respect to her created nature. An abandoned dog will endeavor to survive by its inborn instincts. Safety lies in respecting and understanding this design.

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Safety Tips for Floods

Posted on July 24, 2009 by Kay

If you see water covering an area, DON’T DRIVE into it. That water may be hiding hazards. The area isn’t safe no matter how well you know it. The ground surface could have been compromised by water and objects.

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Runaways Targets for Abuse

Posted on July 8, 2009 by Kay

Criminals target runaways because they are easy prey.Debi Pearl takes a hard look at the victimization of runaways inThe Vision.

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The Vision by Debi Pearl — Fiction set in Reality

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Kay

Debi Pearl’s latest literary work is entitled The Vision (ISBN: 978-0-9819737-0-8). A dramatic work of fiction, The Vision follows its main characters as they devote themselves to a controversial mission amid community disruption, political upheaval and environmental concerns. The largest environmental concern …

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Signaling for Help

Posted on June 22, 2009 by Kay

The time to prepare to be rescued is before you ever need to signal for help. Leave a trip itinerary with a trustworthy and reliable friend. List the times you expect to be at points along the way. Include your …

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