Only 107 days left until the start of the AAL ⏳

In his office, Norbert is showing the content of the first aid kit of the Open60AAL, displayed on a table.

And that’s why now is the time to check the ship’s medical kit for completeness and expired medications. 💊

🎯Ultimately, the requirement is to be not only well-provisioned but, above all, medically prepared for illness and injury for approximately 200 days on board. 🩺

Of course, there could still be situations where the supplies on board would not be sufficient or where you can no longer care for yourself, but it is precisely such situations that must be meticulously prevented. 📝✅ How?

Through proper nutrition🍊🥘, prudent behavior on board, avoiding unnecessary risks whenever possible⚠️, AND a well-stocked medical kit in case a medical problem arises despite all precautions. 🩹💊💉

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