Katrina Survival: Tips to Help You Get Your Life Back on Track

                                                 




Cycling is an excellent and convenient way to explore the national park or area where you are staying. Bringing along bicycles allows you to just get up and go wherever you are.

Most campers sleep in tents which are usually made from a waterproof material like nylon. They can be erected almost anywhere and can be carried in a small bag so that campers do not have to use a vehicle.

More and more people are traveling these days for different reasons. Some travel for adventure, some to be close to nature and some for just a rejuvenating weekend getaway. Don’t have a tent, or even a backyard for that matter? That’s no reason not to camp out. Just spread out your sleeping bags, or even just some blanket in the living room. Turn off the TV, radio and video games. If you have a fireplace, build a fire. Otherwise, order some pizza and pop some popcorn and you can even make s’mores in the microwave.

Katrina Survival: Tips to Help You Get Your Life Back on Track

Seeing your house blown apart by ferocious winds and suffering the tragic loss of lives because of a mere whim of Mother Nature is certainly not an easy thing to forget. For some people, forgetting is not even an option. Nevertheless, it’s important to move on and cherish the gift of life that you and your family are still blessed with.

Tip #1: Get Past Self-Denial

If you or any of your loved ones still find it hard to accept reality, you must consult an expert immediately to prevent ordinary misery from deepening into chronic depression. Try your best to remember the good times instead of the bad times.

Tip #2: Helping Children Cope with the Trauma

As it always is in tragedies, whether they are a result of fate or caused by man, children inevitably become victims. If you have children in the family, you must concentrate on helping them recover from what they’ve gone through. Without maturity and experience to help them better cope with their loss, children might be severely emotionally, mentally, and psychologically affected, enough that they could undergo personality changes or worse, lose the will to live.

Be ready to listen whenever your children show signs of feeling troubled and confused. At this point in time, your most important responsibility to your children is to show them that you’re behind them all the way.

It’s important when traveling to bring along the proper clothing. Always include some rain and windwear, a fleece jacket is also a good idea. A first aid kit and plenty of drinking water should always be available. Of course if you are planning on doing any outdoor activities in the winter you will need more clothing etc.



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Cross country skiing is a wonderful way to experience the parks wilderness during the winter season. Snowshoeing trails may also be available in parks.

There are many websites that cater to campers with information on where to find the most affordable camp gear as well as the most popular items to buy and use when camping.

Once your kids (and you) recover from the shock of having no television or Internet access, you'll all have an eye-opening experience.

Assure them of their safety and security without lying. Children’s intuition is often underestimated by adults. Don’t assume that your child doesn’t understand the gravity of the situation; they most probably do and more than you think.

Monitor what they’re watching, reading, and listening to. While it’s important to let them know the truth about what’s happening around them, make sure that they hear the truth from you and no one else. Media, after all, occasionally fails to display the required sensitivity when addressing children.

Tip #3 Checking Your Insurance Policy If your life, house, and property are insured, consult your insurance company immediately to know how much of it can be salvaged.

Tip #4 Checking Your Records

Hurricanes, storms, and earthquakes may cause you to lose your copy of important papers such as marriage licenses and birth certificates. It may also cause you to lose your credit card, social security card, driver’s license etc/.

If any of these appear missing, approach the necessary authorities to obtain new copies or have a new credit card reissued for your use.

Moving on is always easier said than done but it is possible to achieve. What’s important is for you not to lose hope.

If you're bringing tins of beans, remember a manual can opener or pack your Swiss army knife. If you're not sure what to bring, ask an associate at your local sporting store to help you choose your camping needs. Call on friends who like to camp, and ask them for advice.

Apart from being submerged in wilderness, an important component of camping is the interaction with the localities, villagers and natives. These native guides know the unexplored places, the less traveled paths, the unknown facts, myths and stories about the locations. It is a good idea to know what you should and should not do when coming across animals. Parks often will have signs up if animals have been sighted in the campground.

Looking Good--Last but certainly not least: If you've never set up your tent before, it's best to practice at home until you can do it in your sleep (bit of an exaggeration...but you know what I mean). This will save you any embarrassment later on in the 'Real World'.

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