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[@thisgatherednest]

This was filmed before I knew about Hurricane Milton and the potential impacts for our florida friends. Please know that the entire Braniff Family is holding you all in our prayers, please be safe and don't take risks. We love you all and hope you're all safe through this next storm! ❤

[@ej3nnyp23]

❤ thanks here from Lakeland fl (Polk county) hopefully we will be ok.

[@angelrosee73]

Thank you from central Florida! We had a feeling about this years hurricane season and had a General standby generator installed a couple months ago - helps with a little comfort but this storm overall is pretty scary!

[@jukeseyable]

Greetings from the UK, I stumbled upon your channel trying to catch up with what is happening post Helene, and I have to say I am totally horrified by what you are doing here. The US is just a day or 2 away from a major Cat 4 storm and you are advocating for people to buy essential goods when they dont need them in the near future. I find it aborrent that you would advocate a course of action, reducing availability of items to folks that have an immiediate and dire need of this equipment. Folks can buy this stuff 6 months down the line when the immiediate need has passed. It is totally mindless what you are advocating for. Please think about your actions with 500K subscribers they have the possabillity of having a significant impact for the worst

[@ashleyjackson7370]

I would love a video on the things you WERE prepared for and/or what you thought would be helpful but wasn't.

[@catherineronan3979]

Thank you for doing this. Prayers.

[@alysarobers2414]

A Terra cotta pot and tray and a few tea light candles makes an incredible little heater!

[@mhazzard7282]

Thanks for staying on top of this in a VERY difficult situation your Spirit shines through !!!

[@amandacurtiss8759]

Thank you for taking the time to make this very thoughtful and insightful video, in the midst of your own family's struggles. This could very well help someone else survive something disastrous ❤

[@amandar3994]

I'm in PA and this is a reminder for a snow storm or flash flooding to prepare just in case.

[@micheleparker8553]

Thank you for the emergency planning tips. Stay safe and God Bless.

[@sheilalopez7498]

May God bless and keep you all! ❤

[@Just-a-Merican-Girl]

Can't wait to watch this! I love your content.❤Thinking about you and your resilient family. I'm 911 dispatch in Tampa, so I have to stay for hurricane Milton. I'm so sorry your 911 service wasn't working for Helene. That's extremely unsettling, and I hope they find a solution so that never happens again.

[@blessedmombudgets8400]

Also, since you have so many animals, I suggest a rainwater system. I’m pretty sure you thought of that already, but that would help out so much.

[@Colleencounts]

We are praying for yall and for south Florida with hurricane Milton.

[@connihudson1578]

You are so right, we all need to prepare‼️. We need to be able to prepare for more than just ourselves but also to be able to help others. Thanks Angela.

[@sevenschmidts]

Well done! I'm so glad you are choosing to use your Voice to help the rest of us get prepped. We took preparedness seriously after our 2009 Ice Storm (13 days without power, & 5 kids taking turns getting sick). Great video.

[@jaykaytherapy]

We had 2013 ice storm. I actually can't remember how many days without power, but I had a 3 week old. I was definitely in panic mode. Although not fully prepared, we are much better than we were then. We could survive a while without electricity.

[@jenr.2664]

Thanks so much for the list Angie. Looking forward to more info later. ❤ I'm glad you are all hanging in there. Continued prayers and hugs to y'all from Indiana.

[@Dana-mb1hd]

Angela💖 you are in my prayers… you are so strong 🙏💖💖💖

[@Programming-Is-Easy]

You're my new favorite KZbin Channel. This is the second video where I felt you were literally just describing my exact life. We have a cute little homestead, tons of animals, years of food storage... and no way to power our pump. 8 days of dragging buckets of water up a hill from my pond and I feel like an idiot for not considering power as a critical prep requirement. All the other stuff we've done is completely pointless if we don't have power, so that's #1 on my list of things to fix. I'm going to be going fairly heavily into Solar, as access to fuel was a massive struggle in this event and I don't want to rely on something that needs an input that I can't control. This entire thing was a massive wakeup call for me, and I appreciate you doing such a good job of putting that into words and describing how I feel about this hurricane.

[@toothaching]

A very important message. Thank you. Prayers that the power is restored soon.

[@LadySunflower-52]

Thank you so much for your straightforward information. We are keeping you and yours lifted up in prayer!

[@laurenshackle4494]

I want to start out by saying that your family and all the families in the affected areas are in my prayers. And my heart goes out to you all. Thank you for all of this info we have been slowly “prepping” since Covid. You now have first hand knowledge. It’s kinda like talking to a best friend with 5 kids vs the list of ‘must haves’ from Babies R’us 🤣 you now know what is needed vs. nice things to have vs. what was I thinking. 😅 I can’t wait to watch all of your videos to learn and also to support your channel. Keep on smiling ☺️

[@diane291]

I love all the information. These are things that are helpful to all of us. You opened my eyes. Thank you!!

[@friendlhi]

makes you stronger ❤ and thanks for sharing, makes us stronger, too❤🙏

[@chrissyt22]

I'm all about being prepared. Thank you for sharing all that you have learned from your experience. Praying that you get power back soon!

[@SimplyEnjoyingLife]

We can never fully prepare for the unknown but we should do what we can. This was some great information. Praying for y’all. ❤

[@natashanoriega6653]

Don't know if you know that they exist.But a manual well pump is an amazing tool to have on hand may not be the most convenient, but it's better than not having access to your water

[@annroberts4593]

Yes they exist and are amazing

[@AnnaLivingston-m9v]

Thank you so much for doing this video... Praying for your family and all the hurricane victims...

[@EmilyCate2650]

Yes, preparedness is super important. The leaders of my church have been counseling us for decades to prepare for times like these when basic resources are suddenly or unexpectedly not available for any reason. It’s self reliance. Super important. This information is really helpful! Thank you so much for sharing what you’ve learned. ❤

[@chelseafaye2679]

Great list thank you! So glad u guys are able to get Amazon deliveries.

[@RaisingThreeMarigolds]

Watching from central Florida as we await hurricane Milton. Thankfully I have followed some prepper channels for a while and have the majority of these items and have yet to have to use them. It’s better to have the items and not need them than need them and not have them!

[@turtleena3280]

I can not recommend the solar power station enough. Saved me many times this year alone from having to make a long, last minute commute to work when the power goes out.

[@AndreaRuralMN]

@@turtleena3280 like an ecoflow? I'm used to them being called a "Solar generator"...

[@tiffwest29]

Please share which one? I am comparing Jackery and Eco. Trying to figure out which one is best.

[@staceymartinez3388]

Great tips and I appreciate you sharing your experience. Thank God you all are safe

[@anitatucker8812]

Thanks Angie. Prayers continue and upcoming Milton storm headed towards Florida. 🙏

[@jackistemper1419]

Thankyou for sharing !!!! We live in South Dakota so no hurricanes but we do have very long hard 50° below zero wind chills so we also need to be prepared. Just been through Tornado season ... very hot and dry so fires are a huge risk . Looking forward to hearing more from you ! Be safe... sending thoughts & prayers for everyone.

[@sozod2000]

❤Thank you so much for this! I’m in Mid. Tn but you never know!! This is very helpful and I’d love to buy a piece or two every month to be prepared like you suggest.

[@sharondavies5100]

Sending love from London UK. Very hard to imagine what you and your family have been through these last few days. I do hope that your electric company get to you soon and that this nightmare comes to an end!

[@sheilalopez7498]

Angela, thanks for thinking of preparing others!

[@gloriack7976]

You weren't being dramatic. You were following your gut. I'm glad you are safe and thank you for going over these "make sure you have thought about these things" items.

[@Ohappyday6426]

Yes, I have been feeling the same way about prepping! All this crazy weather has confirmed that we need to keep prepping and stay prepared.

[@natnat4919]

You're doing such a good job. You're in my thoughts, and I wish you all the best. I've even told my kids about your situation, and they hope you can get everything sorted out soon. You've really given me some things to think about, and I'm definitely going to look into being more prepared. Love your content, always different and interesting. Thank you for being you.

[@kelipollitte910]

Thank you so very much for all this important information - praying for your family

[@larrystevens2164]

Hello Angela God bless you and your family I am so glad that you are all well by the grace of God

[@susieque933]

I would think more long term with your well. If bad comes to worse you can pull the pump from your well and use a well bucket. Lehman’s is a great source for this type of thing.

[@AndreaRuralMN]

So grateful that the home I purchased has a propane stove, hard wired generator outlet, and propane wall heaters. Last winter when it was -18f I turned off my furnace and turned on the heaters. Kept my home warmer than what I set the furnace at! Now I just need to figure out water. I'm thinking of canning water in all my empty jars. A lot of lids, but might be worth it...

[@wendyrobison1973]

You will be glad you canned water. There will come a day when water will be hard to get

[@alamryfarms754]

Love this video. Except hate what you are going through. I’ve been working on back ups to my back ups. I need to write it all down somewhere. We learned a lot from the freeze of 2021 Here’s some ideas small and large that come to mind. Solar. We can run one room and freezers and fridges on this if grid goes down. We can run our water well and septic too. Expensive but some peace of mind and we save on Electricity. Generator that can run on dual fuel and can be plugged into the house. Back up foods and ways to cook them or foods that don’t need to be cooked. Canned meats, PB, etc. shelf stable milk(dollar store), drinking water, etc. We have propane on our property so our stove and fireplace and hot water are on that. I’d love to get a solar Jackery charging station, but it’s an investment. We keep our propane tanks for blackstones full for emergency. We have a portable 35 gallon gas tank that we use for farm tools like 4 wheelers, mowers, etc. when things start feeling crazy (port strike) we make sure that is full along with other cans. First aid kits. We have the waterless cleaning cloths too. I’m working on building a go box if we need to grab stuff and get out too. This has been built over time, some is expensive and some not, so don’t think we are just having lots of $ laying around. This is 5 years of prep.

[@alamryfarms754]

My next wish is to start working on rain catchment for animals and gardens

[@Future-zx9ts]

I was just looking at solar generators today. Thanks for sharing this information - I appreciate it!

[@Homeschoolmama-k9r]

So, I live in Louisiana. Our most recent hurricane Francine brought on new learning opportunities. So many people had installed whole house generators following 2021 hurricane Ida. Just a few weeks ago we learned that the gas company was not able to supply enough gas to power peoples whole house generators.

[@ellenloveeggleston3251]

Girl! The sky did fall on y'all! Thanks so much for the info! I have just picked up $300 for some preps from Amazon. I have food and even long term food, but I appreciate your info in the midst of all that you are going through. Prayers continue! Much love to your family.

[@derykhamshaw3362]

Angela you sound very well up to date on most items & sound like you like your coffee so the Fire Pit seems like the easiest & cheapest thing to use for power. You have all the fallen trees for free, so building a new wood store when this is all over & keeping an eye on the forecast would help. If I sound a bit basic then here in the U.K. we don't get weather like that generally but I bow down to the effort you have put in so "STAND TALL" & be PROUD OF YOURSELF ALL THE BEST FROM THE UK.

[@carriesessum2505]

Thank you for this video!! I live in California earthquake,fires and well as of last year the occasional hurricane. I know I am not fully prepared , but trying to and just before watching this I was starting my kids 3day bag for school . And emergency 1 gallon bag that stay in the classroom . A bit of food (freeze dried fruit meat sticks), change of clothes, sunscreen, toothbrush, toothpaste,wipes,bug repellent,mini first aid kit, index info card, poncho ,emergency blanket,small trash bag .a few paper towels, hair ties, a water bottle, hard candy , chapstick,playing cards and a mini flashlight . Yes in gallon bag 😊 .

[@Naedlj]

Love you all!

[@bluejenny26]

Hey Angie, the channel @sewtheland has good videos for the larger farm that might benefit you and they’re in your region. Sending prayers for your power to come back! 🙏

[@Lucky_5090]

❤️ great info. Thank you for sharing

[@TwoStory.Studio]

Last winter we hit record breaking lows in Calgary. The power grid couldn’t handle all of the electricity being used in that temperature. It didn’t happen, but the government started threatening to do rotating outages if people didn’t voluntarily cut back somehow. It was actually quite scary for people who had no other means to heat their homes. We fortunately have a wood burning fireplace but quickly realized we were ill prepared with wood. Or 10 years ago when the river through the city flooded and destroyed homes displaced 1000’s of people. All that to say, even in an inland, major city centre, you never know what could happen, when or why. No one is immune and being prepared is so important especially if you have a family to take care of.

[@melindamercier6811]

It’s true. Natural disasters are a “pick your poison” sort of deal.

[@lorikegley3327]

Great information thank you Angela

[@stephenmaher1029]

Do your thing and don’t worry what people say

[@vickimoore7646]

Great video Angela.

[@wendyrobison1973]

I recommend getting rain water catchers and then using that water during these times. Its a great way to get water and have around.

[@littleway24601]

The hard thing is I’m barely staying afloat in this economy, I don’t have an extra thousand, even hundred dollars to spend on the “what if” 😭

[@AndreaRuralMN]

@@littleway24601 please don't take this as criticism.. are you going to the hair or nail salon? How many times per month do you eat away from home including fast food, coffee, gas station snacks? Do you have a car loan? How many times a month do you buy new clothes? Again, not criticism just suggesting how I and others have freed up some cash to spend preparing.

[@jannethpatterson1472]

Paycheck to paycheck and can hardly make it.

[@micheleparker8553]

I understand, my family is in the same boat. I’m going to try to at least to pack a go bag for each family member. I’m packing a change of clothes, few pairs of underwear and socks., small packs of food such as granola bars. I will pack as many water bottles as I can. Purification tablets can be bought at Walmart cheaply to make bad water potable. There are many other things to put in your bag that you already have in your home. When I go to the store, I’m going to buy a couple extra things for an emergency box. Hope this might help you too.

[@vickimoore7646]

​. Please contact your local churches, city and county governments and food pantries to ask about any assistance that could be available to you. Check the internet for sites that list free items. Check with people that have gardens...try to barter with them. I could do someone's ironing or share the bread that I make for some of their veggies or eggs. We just need to get creative. We all have talents and abilities that can be of value to other people.

[@littleway24601]

@@AndreaRuralMN honest answer? I never get my hair done, I never get my nails done. No car payments. We go out to eat maybe three times a year. No fast food. I’m as Dave Ramsey as they get. I have a little in savings but it’s hard to know what is prudent and not.

[@JF-fx2qv]

First, you can never prep for all possibles. Second, know really knows what they need or not, until you experience an event. Also know no two events will be alike. Lastly, the level of prep is relative to what you are attempting to achieve.

[@susieque933]

It doesn’t take long to learn a lot does it💕

[@sajmt1414]

Thank you for sharing this list. I appreciate it.

[@jerridavis6462]

Enjoyed from Texas!

[@lauraquigley6403]

Thank you for making your list that will help us all. I am thinking of a solar generator & getting it as gas/ propane. I am a new sub & I am still Praying for ev1🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

[@SusanLidiaE]

Thank you for very informative list and video! I also loved your reminder to have electric, chargeable, and solar options. I just ordered a few things using your link. I live in NJ over bridge from Philadelphia but anything can happen everywhere sadly. I wanted to add "Life Straw" or " Brita-type" pitchers. Also batteries of all sizes. Last but not least, for those that don't have generator or canning lifestyle, to buy those freeze-dried meals, canned goods with a manual can opener.

[@salo81]

I'm from Germany and I can't even imagine hurricanes. One thought I had: There is shelf stable milk. I believe in the U.S. it's sold at dollar tree in small packs. It's used often in Germany, where as milk powder is not really common here (except baby formula and coffee creamer).

[@wendyrobison1973]

Yeah most Americans if you mention powered milk you will get a disgusted look returned back to you. Most of us from the 70 and 80s have had powered milk in their childhood

[@brendaturner7112]

@@wendyrobison1973 I certainly remember powdered milk from my childhood. Not my favorite but there were times that it was all we had and when mom said this was it we never questioned or balked at it. This is very different from kids today (or even my adult daughter).

[@FLMegan]

We have all these things, including the water Bob's and Dewalt fans. We have rain barrels too and drums and those stackables, solar chargers. The solar lights idea is brilliant and im getting those. Gen needs a whole home hardwire by an electrician with a soft switch and a whole home Gen off brand with 12,000 watt power duel fuel is a good size. Add carbon monoxide testers with Gen bc it can creep in. Must be in a safe place. Lots of details there. Tree trimming like oaks is essential. If you have trees grab a 30x 40 heavy duty tarp. A disaster bag is necessary( I have a list if needed thats any disaster).... We live in northeast Florida. Been through lots of storms my whole life..... nothing felt or sounded like Helene. In most cases, many could of never been prepared..... but we now know our weather, and this world is crazier than ever and it needs a disaster plan. She did an amazing job of listing items!!

[@georgettetessier]

Thank you , for all the recommendations,how to prepare, really helpful.i also wanted to let you know , you can get a portable kettle for your car in a pinch. I just came across your channel last week, and am a new subscriber. I am so happy you and your family are doing well , I know this must be very hard. You are very strong. Thank you again.

[@Chw-q5e]

Can u explain later how to avoid electrocuting lineman when u hardwire generator to your house? Just trying to learn because I know an electrician is advising you guys. Blessings to you and yours.

[@christinah9954]

Just turn off the power to the line. Flip the switch on your outside breaker box. So you won’t know when the power restores. Usually you have to reply on someone else to let you know when it’s back on. Maybe someone can explain this better than me. It’s literally just flipping the main switch that allows the power to enter your breaker box from the power line.

[@best3boysrmine]

A hand pump for a well is also a good idea.

[@martinpatty007]

I was feeling the same, but I’m starting again!!

[@Katy_living_simply]

PSA... DO NOT STORE BATTERIES LOOSE IN A BAG/BIN. THEY WILL END UP TOUCHING EACH OTHER AND DRAIN THE BATTERY. I couldn't figure out why we were going through batteries like crazy... now I know😑. Just incase there is another knuckle head like me😂.

[@pamelaoetken5690]

Great tips . ..

[@OasisAcres42]

Thank you❤

[@amararoanhorse3536]

You can get an inverter installed in your vehicle to run things off of as well.

[@AnastasiaAlonso-gt3fe]

Invest in a GENERAC Generator !!! And you will Never worry again! It powers entire house. Very pricey but worth the peace of mind. I am in Florida , Miami area…. We bought our generac last year. Any outage it turns on b itself. You will have a/c and refrigeration working. It powers by gas company. Look into it please you have a lot of little ones.

[@michellegibbs6907]

In southeast Texas and have one as well! We run ours off propane (we have 2 tanks). It will run our entire home and well for at least 2 weeks. Well worth the investment!

[@MosaicHomestead]

My main prepping is for hurricanes 🌀, and ideas to thrive during the aftermath , most people are in survival mode during the aftermath, but if you have your own infrastructure, you can thrive during the aftermath, we got hit by Ernesto, and it was just another day during the aftermath, nothing changed...I have lots of ideas 💡 on my channel, things that are tested and can be built with some experience, but doable.

[@CassiaL]

A good rule of thumb is ANYTHING will some kind of heating element draws a BUTT tonne of power so isn't worth using if you can avoid it 😊

[@alissamorris4494]

We are thinking of you guys Angie, hope the power company gets you power soon. Do you guys have rainwater tanks? We aren’t on city water (rural Australia) and capture rainwater from our roof and store it. We have a whole house filtration system to ensure it’s safety. It may be a better option than smaller drums. In Australia because bushfire is such a risk and we have constant droughts everyone must have tanks when building a house. Ours are concrete above ground but you can also do underground tanks if extreme weather is an issue.

[@emilycole6453]

❤ it’s better to be prepared as much as you can. We use the “water prepared” brand of water storage containers with the “h2o ResQ” drops to keep the water clean & safe to drink. I highly recommend these two products for water storage. ❤God bless everyone! 🙏

[@trinapellegrino621]

💞🕊. Don’t forget a can opener 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@mschenandlerbong8539]

We definitely need a generator but it's THE MOST intimidating purchase. I really think we need like 2 suggestions based on price point, per category. Like, solar, gas, electric.

[@follyteach]

I'm in Sunset, SC. Been waiting for this video since you shared your experience & that you felt conflicted sharing=considering W. NC/E TN. I related more than I can express. As a Charleston native feeling absolutely prepared. Not possible. 5 acres Blue Ridge near escarpment. I have a home generator connected w/ limited load. It failed. Don't forget the small battery pack chargers size of a phone to charge headlamps, phone, etc w/multiple ports in combination w/charging station. Also a low watt electric skillet for inside. Having trickle charger & having extra 12 volt battery. My first "shower" was dumping water naked on my property; exhausted, a little manic. Crying at the destruction all around me. Alone. The sky. Crystal clear. Vivid constellations. Milky Way. God, my ancestors, parents, mother nature, the land. Telling me to look up. Literally & figuratively. A reminder to feel & to really laugh through an expletetive, outdoor cleansing. First moment of joy. AHA. Keep sharing authentically! Always.

[@Evaterceira]

Danke!

[@katiemcintosh6857]

DO NOT hardwire your generator to your electric panel unless you are an electrician who really knows what you are doing! You have to completely disconnect your house power from the grid first or once the power comes back on you can have a huge power surge that kills you!

[@SusanLidiaE]

Hope she saw this comment!

[@tameygray7609]

Shared !

[@Katy_living_simply]

Idk if you know this, but you don't have to fill the tank to flush. You can just pour water from waist high from a small bucket or pitcher and the weight and force of the water flushes it down.

[@allisonstills8636]

As a Houstonian, these are staples!

[@tylersuzannevogel3111]

Watching as I wait I. Tampa Bay area for Milton. Praying for all of NC. SC. TN and FL. God bless

[@annroberts4593]

We have the same generator. Been in the country for a long without power lots of Times. Nope nope

[@campoida]

You never have enough water. Have a way to source water. Have empty clean buckets to collect water. if you have a well, install a hand pump.

[@misshippi971]

Not sure if they still do but fema used to reimburse you if you purchases a generator in a declared disaster area up to $750.

[@AnnEckhart]

Unless we address global warming, these storms are going to keep getting worse. We have to tackle the problem as the source.

[@ourfamilyvideos7283]

In Mr Milton’s line of direct hit as we speak.

[@wendyrobison1973]

Solar generators are the way to go!!!!

[@campoida]

Hand crank flashlights and radios.

[@vbetta8979]

And all those preparations would be NOTHING if your house floated away. That is so heartbreaking. I heard one man say he saw propane tanks floating by.... you can't prepare for losing everything. 😢

[@miriaml516]

Honestly, I would say, if you can afford the first payment, put solar panels that can handle all your property`s needs.

[@AndreaRuralMN]

"Solar charging station" do you mean an ecoflow?

[@sageakporherhe783]

Get a solar system with batteries that can power your entire house, if you can afford this. This is the more valuable than a generator, as you can clearly see.

[@rossomak71]

Why wouldnt u get a chemical toilet like those people install in mini homes/vans? Might be a good solution to no2 problem

[@maureenkilbane9948]

the government did the best they could possibly do it was a whole lot of people in several states. Unfortunately, you were in a low priority. No mudsludes, no flooding if entire houses

[@kristinalebardin7908]

❤