If you would like to print a FREE copy of the Wallet Communications Plan designed for YOUR LIFE, Interrupted, you can get the one-page, wallet-sized communications plan to print and complete for each member of your family.  Simply print the PDF, cut along the dotted outside line, fill in the information, fold along the dotted lines betwen the sections, and keep it in your wallet.  When you or your family member cannot speak (or remember), this will serve as your "voice."

Did you know that flooding is the #1 natural disaster in the United States?  Do you know your flood risk?  Want to find out?  Go to this site to see how floods can start.  And, don't think you are risk-free because you don't live near the coast or waterway.

If you are missing some of your official records needed to complete your emergency plan, you can go to the Vital Records Website and find links to search and order vital records.  These records include marriage certificates, death certificates, divorce decrees, etc.  The records are available for all 50 United States as well as some non-US countries.

If you would like to record your family medical history, select either an online or downloadable option from these free resources.  Recording your family medical history helps current and future generations understand their risks based on historical medical records.

If you recently lost your job, you might be wondering what are the tax implications to the money you receive as a severence, unemployment, and if you decide to withdraw money from your 401(k).  The government has a free online document that spells out all of this in detail.

Find the Homeland Security Department contacts (names, address, telephone numbers, fax numbers, web links) for all 50 United States, the Virgin Islands, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa.  You can print a complete list using this link.

Find the links to the Homeland Security and Emergency Services for each state in the United States.  

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