101 survival items that you do not want to be without.

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101 survival items that you do not want to be without. 

The above picture is Abraham Mazlow's hierarchy of basic human needs. I have based the following list on this hierarchy of needs. With all the things threatening us today, it would be smart to pack a survival kit that will help you address all your humanly needs. Imagine if one day you have to evacuate your home, wouldn't it be great to have a few bags packed so that you and your family can grab it and RUN!!! This list is meant to give you an idea of what to pack. You may choose to pack all the items listed or make you own list of things that you give most importance to. A survival kit is necessary because you may live in an area prone to hurricanes (like me, here in Florida), tornadoes, typhoons, tsunamis, earthquakes, fires, volcanoes, aliens, monsters, zombies, Monsanto sprays, killer bees, in-laws, and the list goes on. Regardless of the reason you have for escaping, part of your escape plan should include grabbing the survival kit. Have you ever thought about what you might need? Try to pack the smaller travel/camping size/versions of items so that you can carry all your things in a backpack or two. The items on this list are NOT in order of importance. You should be able to survive for years if you have all the things on this list. Here's hoping you never need it, but hey! better to be prepared than sorry! Remember, people don't plan to fail, just fail to plan!

1. Emergency numbers list- family, friends, authorities
2. Copies of important documents- passport, id's, birth certificates etc.
3. Copy of the house and car keys- in case you don't have them on you when you gotta run
4. Activated cellphone w/ prepaid card- in case you don't have yours on you when you gotta run, or you might want a satellite phone with GPS (Global Positioning System) unless you don't want to be found
5. Pictures of your loved ones- will help you retain your humanity
6. Your loved ones- will help you keep you sanity
7. pens
8. pencils
9. pencil sharpener You can use the pecil shavings as tinder!
10. markers 
11. A notebook can be used as a journal or you can use the paper to make signs with your pens, pencils, or markers.
12. Book on medicinal and edible plants and flowers with pictures.
13. First Aid items- various sizes of bandages,
14. gauze,
15. bandage tape,
16. butterfly strips,
17. Alcohol swabs,
18. cotton swabs,
19. respiratory masks,
20. gas masks
21. CPR instructions (infants and adults),
22. bulb syringe,
23. salt(for making a saline solution to clean wounds),
24. gloves,
25. scissors,
26. tweezers,
27. thermometer,
28. space blanket,
29. wet wipes,
30. penlight,
31. instant acting cold/hot packets,
32. ace bandages.
33. First Aid Liquids- Rubbing alcohol,
34. Hydrogen peroxide,
35. antibacterial cream,
36. antibacterial gel,
37. Aloe based sunburn lotion w/ Lidocaine - good for sunburns or bug bites,
38. Anti-itch cream,
39. iodine.
40. First Aid Medications- aspirin,
41. acetaminophen,
42. EpiPen® (Epinephrine Auto-Injectors) which help stop allergic reactions,
43. anti-inflammatory,
44. anti-diarrhea,
45. anti-fungal,
46. anti-histamine.
47. Shelter and Protection-Rain Jacket with Hood jacket or/and rain poncho
48. mosquito net/hat
49. insect repellent
50. Emergency radio with LED light, generator, siren,and solar panel
51. Lighters
52. Magnesium fire starter with built in flint rod and separate striker
53. tinder sticks or rope pieces in waterproof box
54. Water proof container with matches
55. Gun with bullets
56. Swiss army knife or similar all-in-one tool with a knife
57. Hunting Knife
58. flare gun with flares
59. whistle
60. Stun gun
61. bear mace
62. Rope or Parachute Cord can be used in making a shelter, or for lowering yourself down mountains.
63. Harness clips/rings can be useful for climbing trees or making a hammock etc. 
64. Duct Tape can be used to cover holes in your shelter etc. 
65. napkins can be useful as bandages or to help cushion things. 
66. Survival candles will last a long time. There are some candles that last more than 9 hours.
67. Toilet paper (the camping ones have a skinny cardboard cylinder so that you have more paper)
68. Compact emergency tent or shelter like this one 
69. Compact sleeping bag/mat or back packer hammock
70. auto inflating cushion for your bed
71. auto inflating life raft
72. auto inflating life jacket
73. Hatchet for cutting wood
74. Compact Saw for cutting wood into workable pieces for a shelter
75. compact multi-functional shovel/pick
76. compass so that you don't walk around in circles
77. bright orange ties – for marking paths
78. mirrors – for signaling, starting fire
79. foil – useful for many things
80. plastic trash bag -can be used to catch rain
81. Sustenance- Pocket water filtration system and/or water filter straw and/or water treatment pellets – if you can, try to get a Sawyer water filtration kit
82. Canteen
83. Compact/mini fishing pole or automatic fishing reel
84. Fishing hooks and line
85. Iron Camping Stove- this one is so cute- I had to add it. Any emergency stove or pocket cooker should do just make sure to get a stove that can use wood, unless you are bringing some other type of fuel.
86. Anodized compact camping cookware (what anodizing means)
87. Anodized camping mug
88. Anodized camping plate
89. Metal forks, spoons, knives
90. Organic meal replacement/granola/cereal/ snack bars
91. Organic cereal
92. Organic dry soup
93. Organic vitamins
94. Organic dry fruit
95. Organic Jerky
96. 100 proof whiskey can be useful for cleaning wounds, as pain reliever, and for drinking.
97. “Meal, ready to eat” (MRE) If you can get them, they would be great to have.
98. Non-Genetically Modified organism (Non- GMO) certified organic seasoning seeds – try to get some for seasoning like cilantro, mint, basil, rosemary, thyme, sage, garlic, parsley, peppers, cacao, and oregano.
99. Non-Genetically Modified organism (Non- GMO)certified organic fruit seeds – try to get berries, oranges, apples, bananas, and lemons
100. Non-Genetically Modified organism (Non- GMO) certified organic vegetables seeds- don't forget the  wheat grass and leafy greens like spinach. Also broccoli, corn, squash, onions, and beans are good ones to have.
101. Non-Genetically Modified organism (Non- GMO) certified organic medicinal and other useful seeds- such as Aloe(healing properties), hemp (can be used to make fuel, oil, paper, clothes and as an anti-nausea medicine), cotton etc.