Six people are dead in the South after at least 23 tornadoes tore through Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia last week. The damage in places like Coweta County is Georgia, well, it looks like a bomb went off there. Five people lost their lives in Calhoun County, Alabama, after the state was hit with 17 reported tornadoes. Sounds like an apocalypse movie? Nope, stuff like this happens this time a year every year, in the United States, the world’s capital for tornadoes.
Now why would an old country doctor be talking about general disaster preparedness? Where the blood and gore or the catastrophic pandemics we usually talk about. Well, with tornadoes there’s plenty of blood and gore, and you’d better get ready to deal with it, if you’re going to be the family medic, whether it’s in good times or bad. But even more importantly, the family medic can take steps to decrease the chances that a loved one with be injured or get sick, and that save precious supplies, which save a lot of headaches, and maybe a heartache or two as well.
Dr. Joe Alton and Nurse Amy Alton tell you what you need to know about keeping your family safe in Tornado season. To listen in, click below:
https://www.blogtalkradio.com/survivalmedicine/2021/04/07/survival-medicine-podcast-tornadoes
Wishing you the best of health in good times or bad,
Joe and Amy
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April 7, 2021 at 03:03PM
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