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DURING
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Written by Tomas Kurtz
Updated over 2 years ago

DURING:

When leaving, it is important to have the best safety exits in mind for your situation and to go quickly. Your safety is MOST important!

You can review the full checklist on page 1 to confirm that you have everything.

  • Identify the safest exits and routes

  • Leave quickly and safely

  • Confirm that you have your safety bag with:

  • Spare Car Keys and License

  • Money

  • Medication

  • Phone numbers of friends, relatives, doctors, schools, local shelter, etc.

  • Change of clothing for yourself and any dependents (food for pets)

  • Copies of any legal or medical documents

  • Important personal items (photos, jewelry, etc.)

  • Consider calling police (you can ask them to be on call, or give you an escort)

  • Seek medical attention immediately, if needed. Request documentation of the visit

  • Consider contacting a relative, friend, or neighbor to be on standby

  • Remind children/dependents that their job is to stay safe, not to protect you.

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