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BydenobWarning: This Has Nothing To Do With Covid! Wound care is a important skill to learn for preparedness situations. Of course, we all looked into sutures and how to stitch up your buddy after a gruesome knife fight, but all that is just part of the overall care for lacerations. Cleaning the wound before possibly…
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!!!Special Announcement!!!
Bydenob📻 Canada Discontinues Weatheradio — What Preppers Need to Know Canada’s long-standing Weatheradio service and the telephone “Hello Weather” forecast line — used for decades to broadcast continuous weather and alert information — are being permanently discontinued on March 16, 2026. For the millions of Canadians — especially in remote and rural areas — who…
Covid-19 – An Evolving Situation.
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