why are Drs. stockpiling water & food in their own homes in case of bird flu?!
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If there is an avian flu pandemic, you'll want to minimize your chance of catching it by staying indoors; you might even be required to stay home if the government asks that people remain in quarantine or "shelter in place." Stocking up today on at least seven days' worth of essentials such as water, nonperishable food, emergency and medical supplies will help you get through an extended time at home if an outbreak happens. Once you've purchased these items, store them in a place where you will not be tempted to dip into them for everyday use. For more information go to the following location:
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Many in the medical community are stocking up to remain isolated in their home for 3 weeks to 3 months if a pandemic breaks out.
There is no vaccination at the present time for this type of flue. Primarily this is due to the reality that no one knows what variant of this flue strain will attack people, if that does occur.
The real questions are, if authorities showed up at your house and said there was an emergency and you had to leave your home in 15 minutes, are you prepared with supplies ready to go and do you have a place to go?
Or, if authorities came on the news and stated that the system had broken down and you would have to be on your own for 30 days, are your prepared?
The reason for stocking up for the bird flu is you won't to be a smart postive person to take care of yourself and your family. My dad lived through the 1918 influenza and he helped pull whole famlies out of houses dead they got it that moring and be dead that night so if the bird flu comes your way stay home until it passes and have your stock so you don't mix with oter people
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