These are the things that help me!

I never expected to have mobility issues at this age.

I've always been active, a world traveler, and an enthusiastic pedestrian. A serious injury has put the kibosh on all that for now, but I refuse to lose all my independence and have to wait for help to get my packages from the mail drop or my groceries put away.

It took a while to figure out, but I have several tools that help me around the house when there are things that require squatting, lifting, moving, and lugging. You may already know this stuff, and I may be reinventing the wheel. But I hope you'll find at least one of these ideas helpful!

LINK: https://www.theorganicprepper.com/tools-prepper-with-mobility-issues/

If you also struggle with mobility, do you have any other things that help you in the house or yard? Other ways you move things from point A to point B? Ways to reach awkward places? I'd love to hear your ideas.

Please help your fellow preppers out and share your ideas in the comments section.

Prepping costs money. Everyone knows that, even the most staunch I'll-Never-Be-A-Doomsday-Prepper-Why-Don't-You-Live-A-Little co-worker you might have.

So, in this economy, under these conditions, how are you supposed to get prepared for the Next Big Catastrophe? Is it even possible?

Absolutely, it is.

And I know this for a fact from personal experience.

The number one factor people mention when asking questions on my website is money. They're wondering how they can afford to do all these things that sound so extravagant when they're just getting by. They want to know if it's even possible to prep in the world we're living in today.

They want to know if they can do it, even though they're broke.

You can.

And in this book, I'm going to show you how.