Living Off the Grid

A book about prevention, identification, and long-term management of survivable medical conditions. In the event of an actual emergency in your region, you may be lacking in emergency services as they are over-extended trying to reach everyone at once, or unable to get to you due to road conditions or weather. During this time it is imperative you find a way to take care of yourself, or those around you. When a medical emergency arises, this book will guide you through how to handle it so you don't need to rely on someone else. Being self reliant means you can take care of these things without needing outside assistance. Find out how to dress wounds, handle certain bites, and even how to suture wounds. This book provides the basis of prevention, identification, and long-term management of survivable medical conditions and can be performed with minimal training. It helps you identify sources of materials you will need and should stock-pile, it discusses storage issues, and directs you to sources for more complex procedures that require advanced concepts of field-expedient techniques used by trained medical persons such as surgeons, anesthesiologists, dentists, or midwifes and obstetricians. Made in the USA. Biography William W. Forgey, M.D. is an avid humanitarian, adventurer, physician and educator, Dr. Forgey is the founding advisor of the nonprofit Medical Student Missions and has lead over 40 medical service trips to Haiti since 2010.A member of the Board of Trustees of the International Association for Medical Assistance to Travelers (IAMAT), Dr Forgey is a lecturer on medical care in high risk recreation at several universities, and a leader of many expeditions into Northern Canada, both summer and winter. A former Captain, Infantry, in the US Army, he had over 30 months active duty in Vietnam prior to leaving the service and attending medical school at Indiana University. He was awarded the Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medal for his service in Vietnam. He worked 6 years full time as an Emergency Room physician and director of the Ross Clinic Emergency Services in Merrillville, Indiana, before starting his practice of family medicine. Dr Forgey has served as a Scoutmaster for three BSA troops and as a Medical Explorer Post and High Adventure Explorer Post Advisor. He completed his BSA Woodbadge training in 1969. He was named as one of America’s 20 greatest living explorers by the Explorers Club in New York City and, as such, had a subcamp named for him at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in 2005.He is the author of Wilderness Medicine (1979, 2d Ed 1983, 3rd Ed 1987, 4th Ed 1994, 5th Ed 2000, 6th Ed 2012, 7th Ed 2017 (Globe Pequot Press – Falcon imprint) , Hypothermia (1985) ICS Books, Campfire Stories (1985, 2nd Ed 2011) (Falcon), Basic Essentials of Outdoor First Aid (1989) (Falcon), Basic Essentials of Wilderness First Aid (1999, 2nd Ed 2007)(Falcon), Basic Illustrated Wilderness First Aid (2008, 2nd Ed 2016), Campfire Tales (1989, 2nd Ed 1999, 3rd Ed 2011)(Falcon), The Travelers' Medical Resource (1990) (ICS Books), The Travelers' Self Care Manual (1990) (ICS Books), and Basic Essentials of Hypothermia (1991, 2nd Ed 1999) (Falcon), The Wilderness Medical Society's Practice Guidelines for Pre-hospital Care (editor, 3rd Ed 1995, 4th Ed 2001, 5th Ed 2006) (Falcon), The Doctor's Little Book of Wisdom, (1995) (ICS Books), Campfire Stories, Vol III (1995) (Falcon), Wilderness First Aid (1996, 2nd Ed 2003)(Falcon), and The Dieter's Little Book of Wisdom (1996) (ICS Books). Dr. Forgey contributed to the current edition of the Field Book, 3rd Ed (1984), Classic Campfire Stories (2017) (Globe Pequot), and a contributor to the Boy Scout Handbook, 12th Ed, 2010, published by the Boy Scouts of America, The Wilderness Educator (1991), a text book for outdoor educators, and Fishing First Aid (2002), The Prepper’s Medical Handbook (2020)((Lyon’s Press - Imprint of Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group) and to Expedition Medicine (2008) from Cambridge University Press. He was the Chairman of the Boy Scout of America Wilderness First Aid Task Force that worked with the American Red Cross in developing their Wilderness and Remote First Aid course launched in 2010 and updated in March 2017.He has been awarded numerous honors including:elected Fellow, Explorer's Club, New York City, 1975Wilderness Medical Society Education Award 1997, Founders’ Award 2004,Indiana University School of Medicine ΑΩΑ Volunteer Faculty of the Year 2000Wilderness Education Association Paul Petzoldt Award 2005National Jamboree Boy Scout of America Honoree, 2005Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medal, US Army, RVN service, awarded 1968Outdoorsman of the Year, Gary Post-Tribune, 1982Humanitarian Award for International Service, Indian American Medical Association, 2012Asian-American Medical Society of Northwest Indiana Crystal Globe Humanitarian Award 2016Psychological Operations Veterans Association National Humanitarian Award, 2018.

Stay Powered Up Through Any Emergency with the Grid Doctor 65W Power Bank When the grid goes down, stay powered, prepared, and connected with this rugged, high-capacity power bank. Charge your essential devices—phones, laptops, tablets and more—anytime, anywhere with ultra-fast 65W power delivery. A blackout, disaster, or survival situation is no time to realize you have no way to charge your essentials. The Grid Doctor 65W Power Bank is an emergency preparedness must-have, delivering reliable off-grid power when it matters most. With solar panel compatibility, rapid charging, and a powerful 20,000mAh battery, you’ll always have backup power for radios, phones, flashlights, and crucial survival gear—no matter what happens.  Be Ready for Anything – Storms, blackouts, and disasters happen when we least expect them. Keep power on hand before an emergency strikes. Works Off-Grid – Charge from a wall outlet or solar panel for true self-reliance. Power Critical Devices – Keep radios, flashlights, GPS devices, and phones charged in survival situations. Lights Your Way – Built-in emergency LED light with bright, low, and SOS modes for visibility when it’s needed most. Designed for Durability – Built tough to handle rugged conditions. Most power banks aren’t built for real-world survival. Weak outputs, slow charging, and no off-grid capabilities? Not going to work in a crisis. The Grid Doctor 65W Power Bank is different: Charges Multiple Devices at Once – Phones, radios, tablets, and more. Solar-Compatible – Stay powered when the grid is down. High-Wattage Output – Power essential electronics other chargers can’t. Emergency LED Light – No need for a separate flashlight. This is essential gear for every preparedness enthusiast, homesteader, and survivalist. Simple and Easy to Use: Charging the Power Bank: Wall Charging – Use the included USB-C cable and plug into an AC outlet for rapid recharging in under 2 hours. Solar Charging – Connect to a 15W Solar Panel for an off-grid power solution with a USB-A or USB-C. Press the button once to check battery level at a glance. Charging Your Devices: USB-C PD 65W Output – Power laptops, tablets, and high-demand devices. USB-C PD 20W & USB-A QC 3.0 Ports – Charge phones, cameras, and smaller gadgets. Pass-Thru Charging – Charge the power bank while simultaneously charging your devices. Using the LED Light: Press the button twice to turn on the built-in LED light. Cycle through 3 modes: bright, low, and SOS emergency signal. Specifications: Battery Capacity: 20,000mAh Power Output: 65W total (14.4V) Charging Ports: USB-C1: 20W PD output USB-C2: 65W PD output USB-A: QC 3.0 (22W) Recharging Time: <2 hours (via USB-C PD 65W) Dimensions: 3.70 x 6.12 x 1.10 inches Weight: 16.7 ounces Operating Temperature: 14°F ~ 104°F (-10°C ~ 40°C) Airline Approved: Yes (FAA-compliant for carry-on luggage) Solar Charging: Compatible with a 15W Solar Panel for an off-grid power solution with a USB-A or USB-C. When worse comes to worst, don’t be left in the dark. Get your Grid Doctor 65W Power Bank today and be prepared for any crisis. Order now before the next emergency strikes! ⚠️WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Knowledge and Wisdom Are Two of the Greatest Survival Tools! These how-to books will get you through the coming crises.   Know-how is the key to survival. That’s why every serious outdoorsman, soldier, survivalist, and naturalist will tell you: If you don't know how to survive in the wilderness—completely on your own, without outside food or assistance—you don't belong out there. Well, when disaster strikes, you might not have a choice. The time to start educating yourself is NOW. (It’s too late to start reading a book on boat building when the floodwaters are already inside your house!) Grab this special bundle of books we’ve put together—the Essential Emergency Survival Books Collection—featuring four of our most important (and most popular) titles: The Prepper’s Medical Handbook Backyard Foraging Herbal Medic Back to Basics Together, these books will give you a fast, invaluable “crash course” on how to be self-sufficient when the time comes. Made in the USA.  Get this collection and be ready to survive the worst case scenario!

This quick-reference guide teaches you basic first aid for common conditions, plus effective herbal and homeopathic treatments, some wilderness preparedness guidelines, and how to determine when to seek professional medical help.Take Care, Naturally. Stock your first aid kit with firsthand knowledge! Learn time-tested home remedies, important lifesaving techniques, and common sense tips to treat everyday ailments and accidents. Cayenne pepper may help stop bleeding. Garlic helps alleviate a toothache. Honey can sooth a burn. When an emergency situation arises, simple home remedies can play a vital role in easing symptoms and providing immediate help. Become an effective first-responder with a combination of best first-aid practices, herbs, and standard homeopathic applications. This quick-reference handbook spells out hundreds of life-saving techniques, commonsense tips, and time-tested herbal remedies that everyone should know. From how to perform basic CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver to the best immediate response to natural disasters, you'll find the most practical, effective actions to take to ensure survival. Made in the USA.