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Mike Dawson · A Senior Preparedness Field Guide · No. 1
A 50-year construction veteran shows you what actually protects a senior during an emergency — the $12 flashlight, the medication binder, and the plan — so you can skip the $500 panic buy and be genuinely ready by this weekend.
Three books, 780+ pages. A one-time $47 — not $200 on a food bucket you'll never open.
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These three books replace the noise with a single, clear system — built specifically for seniors, on real budgets, with real physical limitations. No bunkers. No stockpiles. Just a plan you can actually follow.
Three books, 780+ pages, one plan — in the order you should do it.
The old-school, mostly-free core that does most of the work — no gadgets required.
Your honest filter on every product — what's worth it, what's a trap.
The hard stuff — extended outages, emergencies alone, and the plan — done calmly.
Plus the Print-and-Post Toolkit: every checklist, medication card, evacuation list, and emergency contact briefing — ready to print, fill in, and post on the fridge.
Real comments from the viewers these books were written for.
"I'm 74 and live alone. This is the first time anyone's explained what I actually need versus what they're trying to sell me. The medication binder alone was worth it — my daughter cried when I handed her the card."
— A regular viewer, age 74
"The ice storm knocked out power for 8 days. I had the plan on my fridge and the flashlight on my nightstand. My neighbor checked on me by Day 3 because of the curtain system. Common-sense stuff that actually works."
— A regular viewer, Tennessee
"I built the binder on a Sunday afternoon while watching football. Took about an hour. My daughter called that night and I told her about it. She said it was the best thing I've done in years. She wasn't wrong."
— A regular viewer, age 68
"I thought asking for help meant I was giving up. This book taught me that asking for help IS the plan. The neighbor check-in system and the wallet medication card — simple things that changed everything for my peace of mind."
— A regular viewer, Ohio
Fifty years of fixing things that break — including bad advice.
I spent thirty years in construction and home maintenance — crawling under houses, rewiring panels, patching roofs after storms, and helping people fix the things they didn't know were broken until they needed them. I grew up practical, taught the old self-reliant ways by parents who kept a pantry full and a flashlight by every bed.
So when I started watching the prepping industry sell $200 food buckets and $80 "tactical" flashlights to seniors on fixed incomes, I knew something was wrong. Most of it doesn't work. Half of it is fear in a box. And almost none of it was designed for a 74-year-old who uses a walker and takes seven medications.
My one rule for everything in these books: does it actually work, and can my mother afford it on Social Security? If the answer to either was no, it didn't make the cut. That's the whole reason I wrote them.
Take a full 30 days with the whole library. Print the checklists, build the binder, do the 30-day starter plan. If you don't feel safer and more confident about what's ahead, email me and I'll refund every cent — no questions asked — and you keep the books. That's my handshake on it.
$47 once. No subscription. Yours forever.
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$47 once. Instant access. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Three books, 780+ pages, the toolkit, and lifetime updates — before the launch price ends.