[Paladin2]

"You’re 78 on dialysis and now you’re freezing to death without food or drinking water and you have no access to a life-preserving treatment."

A heavier incentive to put some equipment in place to save yourself ahead of time.

I've experienced power outages since I can remember from early childhood until now. After 50+ years of that, I [finally] concluded that I should lay in some supplies for the eventualities.

Now, some years later, as I head into my 70's with a not untypical increase in personal co-morbidities, buying increased ease of use alternative power supplies for the compound just makes sense.

[Ponce de Leon County]

Hey, I have no comorbities but I have my own generator which I’m told will last my family a couple weeks.

It set me back over $25,000.

How many elderly and sick can afford that kind of investment?