They share with us that they are:

• Worried if another hurricane (Sandy, Katrina, Maria etc.) were to hit; they wouldn't know how to protect themselves or their families.

• Anxious because they wouldn't know how to defend against a home invasion.

• Fearful they would be so caught off guard and not know how to react during a terrorist attack.

• Concerned that while they love venturing into the outdoors, they wouldn't know how to fully prepare for an unexpected emergency.

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We continually hear that in this day and age we are under constant threat by natural and man-made disasters. Living in the "information  age”, we have access to so much data that the problem becomes separating fact from opinion.