Personal Safety & Self Defense Tips Women Protection

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Free Personal Safety Report

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A National Problem

Every two minutes in the United States a woman is assaulted. One out of three

women and one out of seven men will be raped in their lifetime.

Even if the victim of an assault isn’t raped, chances are even better they will be

beaten, hit, kicked, shoved, punched, pushed or robbed. Literally millions of women and

men are victims of assault or crime every year. Many of them die.

By the time you go to bed this evening, four women will have died. And four more

will die the next day and the next, every day of the year. That’s how many women die in

this country every year as a result of violence.

Scary stuff huh? If you’re a woman chances are you’ve received at least one email

this month regarding ways to protect yourself, ads for security devices or information or

news about someone who was assaulted. You may have been a victim of an assault in the

past or know someone who has been.

Personal safety is very much a national problem. It’s not just fear mongering by

the media or by those businesses that want to sell security alarms. Knowing how

to be safe and stay safe is as important as knowing how to do your job well or how to

drive or use a telephone. Personal safety is or should be a part of your everyday life. It

doesn’t have to be scary. It doesn’t have to be a big deal. But it does have to be a part of

your life.

Know that you are not alone in your concerns or even your fears. But know too that

simply knowing the basics about staying safe can make a big difference in how you stay

safe and how you secure you feel. This short report can get you started, but don’t limit

yourself to just these safety tips. Share them with other women, talk about your

experiences and share what you know. Not only will you learn by sharing, so will other

women. With more women more active, running, jogging, biking and being outside at

early and late times of the day, there’s more exposure to the possibility of assault or

attack.

As gas prices continue to soar more women will be using public transportation,

walking or using alternative methods to get to work – such as bicycles or motorcycles.

Each of those methods also means more exposure to potential attack. As the economy

gets worse more women will be working longer hours, maybe working two jobs and

often traveling more between those jobs and home. The more time you spend alone, in

public the more exposed you are to a purse snatching, assault, robbery, theft, rape and

crime. If you are prepared mentally, emotionally and physically however, you can reduce

your risk and enjoy the time and freedom you have to move around your world!