Disaster Survival Guide

Marie D. Jones is a fully trained disaster response/preparedness member of Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) through FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security, and she is a licensed ham radio operator (KI6YES). She is the author of over fifteen nonfiction books on cutting-edge science, the paranormal, conspiracies, ancient knowledge, and unknown mysteries, including Visible Ink Press’ Demons, the Devil, and Fallen Angels plus PSIence: How New Discoveries in Quantum Physics and New Science May Explain the Existence of Paranormal Phenomena; 2013: End of Days or a New Beginning; Supervolcano: The Catastrophic Event That Changed the Course of Human History; and The Grid: Exploring the Hidden Infrastructure of Reality. She is a regular contributor to New Dawn Magazine, FATE, Paranoia Magazine and periodicals. Jones has been interviewed on over a thousand radio shows worldwide, including Coast-to-Coast AM. She makes her home in San Marcos, California, and is the mom to one very brilliant son, Max.

“… extremely comprehensive … Readers are guaranteed to learn something new to help them survive all kinds of arduous situations.” – Booklist“Jones, an author who is trained in disaster response/preparedness, shows readers how to prepare for and survive disasters ...” – BookNews“... provides insights into how to react and respond when disaster does strike” – SirReadaLot“This book appears to be a sign of the times. … the quintessential survival guide for many, many different life-threatening situations … well rounded and extensively researched and prepared volume of encyclopedic proportions.” – Alternate Perceptions Magazine“The Disaster Survival Guide” by Marie D. Jones, a book that’s a good primer for coming out the other side of nature’s worst and mankind’s unthinkable.” – Bookworm Sez

• IntroductionPart One: The Threats: Natural Disasters1. The Worst Natural Disasters We’ve Faced2. Avalanches to Wildfires: The Darker Side of Nature3. Man-made DisastersPart Two: Readiness4. What to Do before It Happens5. Making a Plan6. Getting Ready7. Learning from Preppers and SurvivalistsPart Three: Response8. Should I Stay or Should I Go?9. First Aid, Triage, and Trauma10. Travel Safety11. Personal Safety12. Wilderness SurvivalPart Four: Before, During and After: A to Z13. Before, During and After It Happens14. Large-Scale Disasters15. Dangers in the Home: Domestic and Child Violence, Drug Overdose, and Suicide 16. Lessons from Past Disasters: Harvey, Irma, and the Vegas MassacreResourcesAppendix: Personal Emergency Action PlanFurther ReadingIndex