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... .) Have an auxiliary powered generator at home, as a backup, if you are dependent on electricity for breathing machines, suction machines, etc. Have extra batteries if you use an electric wheelchair. Have extra hearing aid batteries available. Have a notebook and pencils available in several locations if you have difficulty in communicating. Written messages will be invaluable to anyone assisting you. Do not forget pet food, harness and equipment if you have a seeing-eye or hearing dog. During and After an Earthquake If you are able, get under a table or into a doorway. If you are in a wheelchair, lock the wheels of the chair once you are in a safe and protected position. If unable to move safely and quickly, stay where you are (even in bed) and ... adheres firmly; that is, when you try to remove it, the foam center splits and the adhesive surface remains. It cannot be peeled from soft surfaces, such as wallboard, without damage to the surface. It can be removed from slick hard surfaces, such as glass, with solvent or a razor blade. 5. Velcro. Adhesive-backed Velcro spots or strips are effective for flat-bottomed items sitting on shelves. As with other tapes, the adhesive can be difficult to remove. 6. Wire bracket. For dishes or other items that stand on a narrow edge, a wire bracket that clasps the item and can be attached firmly to a wall or shelf is recommended. These may be purchased or made at home. 7. Monofilament and eye hook. Similar to the wire bracket ...

... assisting you. Do not forget pet food, harness and equipment if you hav...re effective for flat-bottomed items sitting on shelves. As with other tapes, ...