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An “if I go missing” folder holds what police and your family would need in the first few hours if you could not be reached. Here is exactly what to put in it, what to deliberately leave out, and who to tell about it.
You have done the hard part. You recognized the emergency. You dialed 911 (or 999/112). You spoke clearly to the dispatcher. Now, you hear the sirens getting louder. Most people think their job is done when the ambulance pulls into the driveway. But for the paramedics, the work is just beginning—and they need your help […]
We all know someone who does it. Maybe it is your parents. Maybe—be honest—it is you. You have a “Little Black Book” hidden in a desk drawer. Inside, you have meticulously written down the username and password for every single account you own: Amazon, Facebook, the Bank, Email. It feels safe. It feels “offline” and […]
It is the conversation every adult child dreads: how to organize aging parents finances. You know you need to talk to your aging parents about their finances. You worry: If Dad had a stroke tomorrow, would I know how to pay the mortgage? If Mom ended up in the hospital, would I know where her […]
If you have spent any time on Pinterest or TikTok lately, you have probably seen the trend of the “Death Binder” (sometimes called a “Departure File” or “Legacy Binder”). The concept is simple: A binder filled with your Will, your funeral wishes, and letters to your loved ones, designed to guide your family after you […]
Picture this: You are in the hospital ER. Or maybe you are stuck overseas and your spouse is back home dealing with a burst pipe or a sudden bank freeze. In that moment of chaos, does your family know where to find the Health Insurance policy number? The password to pay the mortgage? The shut-off […]
If you’ve been reading Emergency Mentors since back in 2021, you probably have the basics covered. You likely have a solid first-aid kit in the cabinet. Maybe you have a go-bag in the trunk or a supply of batteries in the drawer. That’s great. Seriously. You are ahead of 90% of the population. But over […]
Here is a video lesson excerpt from my Learn How To Use The 911, 999 &112 Emergency Services Correctly course. And here is the transcript: In this video, I’d like to describe the steps associated with people making a successful 911 emergency call in the following areas of the world. • USA • Jordan • […]
Here is a video lesson excerpt from my Learn How To Use The 911, 999 &112 Emergency Services Correctly course. The use of 112 as a standard emergency number across the European Union was agreed upon in 1991. The system has since extended to over 80 countries worldwide. Did you know that there are right […]
Here is a video lesson excerpt from my Learn How To Use The 911, 999 &112 Emergency Services Correctly course. In this video, I’d like to take a look at the steps associated with people making a successful 911 emergency call in many countries, namely: Mauritius, Uganda, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Zambia, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Hong Kong, […]
