The Family Emergency File17-page PDF
When a parent is rushed to the hospital, the family needs the medicine list, the doctor's number and the right folder fast. Fill this file in together, type or by hand, and keep it where one person you trust knows to look.
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Why 17 pages
Every page here answers a question a family asks in the first hours of an emergency. Low-star reviews of the big planners and password books say the same two things.
“Lots of empty unnecessary pages!!”
“Too small.”
The scam-check card, from page 16
Think of a message or call you weren't sure about and tick what was true. The printed card goes on the fridge, with the number to call back written in.
Before I pay, click or share
Tick any that are true for the message in front of you.
Stop. Hang up, or don't click. Call back on the number printed on your card, statement or bill. Never use a number they gave you.
Sample pages
Tap a page to read it full size.
Contents
Fill in the main file first. The bonuses help with passwords and with what to do if a scam gets through.
The file
12 sections, a Start Here page and a filled-in example. Type into every box, or print it.
17 pages
For the fridge
Six questions to ask before paying, clicking or sharing, with space for the number to call back.
1 page
Bonus guide
Step by step, for the passwords that should never go on paper.
29 pages
Bonus checklist
What to do first, in order, if someone has already clicked or paid.
6 pages
Also in the download
Every file above in one PDF, plus each one on its own in a ZIP.
54 pages
Never in this file: full passwords, PINs, full card or Social Security numbers. It asks where things are kept, the last 4 digits of an account and a password hint only you and your family would understand.
Price
The Family Emergency File
$17
17-page main file, scam-check card, password manager guide and scam-link checklist. PDF, US Letter, prints on A4. Print as many copies as your family needs.
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This is an organizer that helps your family find things. It is not legal, medical or financial advice.
After you pay
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Open the file and read Start Here. Then fill in About me, People to call and Health first.
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Anyone who wants their family to find things fast in an emergency. It is made to fill in together, a parent with a grown-up child, or on your own.
The file asks for where things are kept, the last 4 digits of an account and password hints. It never asks for full passwords, PINs, full card numbers or Social Security numbers, and the last page lists what to keep out. For real passwords, the bonus guide shows how to set up a password manager.
Yes. Every line is a box you can click and type in, in PDF readers that handle forms, such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Save a copy when you finish. Or print it and fill it in by hand.
Body text is 14 point or larger (small helper notes are 12.5 point), and the boxes are sized for handwriting. The pages are US Letter and print on A4.
No. It is an organizer that tells your family where things are. It does not replace a will, a power of attorney or advice from a lawyer, and it says so inside.
Yes, as many as your own family needs. Please don't share or resell the file.
Pay once on Whop. You land on your download page straight away, with one all-in-one PDF and a ZIP of the separate files.
The Family Emergency File: 17-page main file plus the scam-check card and two bonuses.
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