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/r/Preppers/ - Better safe than sorry·/u/Myspys_35·3 days ago
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What do you do when a child changes your equations / plans? I've always prepped based on a probability / risk matrix. For the real "end of the world as you know it" scenarios my calculations have been based on my key family members not being able to survive long term without pharmaceutical manufacturing (dependent on items that have a short shelf life). Essentially I was not prepping for long term (2y+) end of the world scenarios as I assumed my family would be gone and I would choose to leave as well in that case. Now however we have a healthy child in the family. So now just giving up is no longer an option. The issue now comes from how do I prioritize scenarios. Overall, I am ending up feeling that not prepping for long term is a risk but so is focusing on unlikely scenarios. Moving to the forest and becoming self sufficient is not a good choice in most cases but is the main one for full end of the world.…

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