A cautionary tale... Pack a "Go Bag"
We learned the hard way {so I share this with you now} to always be prepared for unexpected delays out on the road by keeping a "Go Bag" packed in each of your vehicles. We drove 90 miles down to Phoe...
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OP here with a couple more thoughts...
Yes having one GoBag is probably a lot simpler as long gas you ALWAYS remember pack it. Perhaps storing it near the door, in the garage next to your vehicles etc. will make it work best. As far as meds it will be simple to rotate meds from the bag back into daily use a few times a year much like changing batteries in your smoke alarms with the time changes {whatever}.
For many most daily meds can be skipped for a few days to a week or more without serious consequences but some are nearly life changing if not life threatening almost immediately when discontinued even for brief periods.
The simple comfort of having a change of clothes while not critical can certainly help to turn a bad day around. Toiletries can usually be replaced but having a few of the basics on hand just gives fewer things/comforts to have to stop and seek out.
:C
Yes having one GoBag is probably a lot simpler as long gas you ALWAYS remember pack it. Perhaps storing it near the door, in the garage next to your vehicles etc. will make it work best. As far as meds it will be simple to rotate meds from the bag back into daily use a few times a year much like changing batteries in your smoke alarms with the time changes {whatever}.
For many most daily meds can be skipped for a few days to a week or more without serious consequences but some are nearly life changing if not life threatening almost immediately when discontinued even for brief periods.
The simple comfort of having a change of clothes while not critical can certainly help to turn a bad day around. Toiletries can usually be replaced but having a few of the basics on hand just gives fewer things/comforts to have to stop and seek out.
:C
