My husband had to have back surgery three years ago, which put him out of work. Not easy with six kids, but it sure has taught me that many others may be facing some of these same challenges. It is during these high-stress times that we should not have to worry about food. You can't prepare for a disaster when you are in the midst of it. Storing food and building up an adequate pantry are essential.
Many people also store enough food to help others in their community and churches.
I encourage you to begin storing food. Store foods that your family likes variety is important. Learn to store food properly. Rotate and eat it. Storing food is your insurance that these events will not cause you, or your family and friends, to go hungry.