Unchained Preppers
General Category => Introductions => Topic started by: mechmedic on November 10, 2018, 10:16:08 PM
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Marine Corps Vet, Current NG Medic. Found this through a blog I follow. Looking forward to learning new things from everyone and maybe even teach you guys a few things along the way.
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:cheers:
welcome aboard
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Welcome to the crazy train
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Welcome aboard.
A medic is always more than welcome. :dance:
Please feel free to over view (with the help of youtube if necessary) same basic lifesaving techniques.
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Welcome Mechmedic!
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Welcome....
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Hi, I'm glad you joined the group. Your being a Medic reminded me that we rarely discuss medical prepping needs. Since I'm Old, I have augmented my prepping with Medical help. I got my Doctor interested in beginning prepping by giving him a loaded basic Bug Out Bag, two pre-programmed Handi-talkies, and a couple of ounces of .999 fine Silver and I got his Home Phone Number in case of an emergency. I have a separate Medical Emergency stash with a Stethascope, Finger Clip Oximeter, Surgical Clamps, Blood Pressure Cuff, Lots of various bandages and Medications and clotting powder, Biohazard suits, Gas Masks with extra filters, Potassium Iodide pills and a good Geiger Counter. I also loaded up with 90% alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide, and some Witchhazel. Now that you're here, we probably should have more threads about medical emergency issues. Lately, we seem to be stuck on politics and a different subject would be welcomed.
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Welcome aboard Mechmedic
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Welcome! Nice to have some medical knowledge on the board.
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Welcome
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Wow, three pluses...Marine, medical, and NG!
Good group of eclectic folks with all levels of preparedness so don't hesitate to jump in if you know an answer to a question, ask a question, or wish to share a life experience. Also don't forget to check out the archives. Plenty of great stuff there.
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I have been meaning to do some videos for my blog so I could probably cross post them here. I’d be more than willing to share medical information.
I would recommend everyone go to bleedingcontrol.org and find a bleeding control class near them! They are completely free! Most of my medical knowledge is trauma based but I am trying to learn more about preventive care.
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Welcome Mechmedic!
CLT area here if your ever in the area let me know.
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Welcome from and Air Force guy in Ak and thanks for your service
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mechmedic,
I went to the link you suggested but I could not get the locator to function. I am close to Binghamton, NY.
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mechmedic,
I went to the link you suggested but I could not get the locator to function. I am close to Binghamton, NY.
There might not be a class available. Talk to local EMS, Emergency Management, or even a local trauma center. They might be able to help you out. Try and get as many people together for a class as you can. Most like to do about 10 at a time.
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mechmedic,
I went to the link you suggested but I could not get the locator to function. I am close to Binghamton, NY.
Another potential location site. Links over to a couple places.
Nemo
https://www.dhs.gov/stopthebleed (https://www.dhs.gov/stopthebleed)
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You're from the Binghamton area?
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I did 6th grade in Owego. Then was able to escape NY and start south.
Nemo
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Thx mechmedic.
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Welcome to the forum MechMedic. Shoot me an email sometime.