Feb. 27, 2025
We Are The Hansons: Staying Calm in Chaos – How Our Big Family Handles Emergencies
In a big family, life is always an adventure—especially when emergencies arise! In this episode, we dive into how we stay calm, work together, and tackle unexpected situations as a team. From medical emergencies to power outages and everything in between, we share real-life stories, practical tips, and the systems we’ve put in place to ensure our family stays safe and prepared. Whether it's teaching our kids basic first aid, organizing emergency drills, or simply learning to communicate effectively under pressure, we break down what works for us and how you can apply these lessons in your own home. Tune in for a mix of humor, heart, and helpful advice on managing chaos with love and teamwork!
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Welcome back to We Are the Hands Ends. Today we're
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talking about something that every family has to deal with
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at some point, emergencies. But when you have a big
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family like ours, emergencies can be even more intense. Whether
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it's a medical crisis.
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A house problem, or a last minute schedule change. We've
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learned a lot about stay calm and handling things efficiencily,
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so let's dive in to how we keep things under
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control when chaos hits in our family.
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I'm going to start off by saying, our family has
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a lot of chaos that happens, and if you've ever
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listened to some of our previous episodes, you will see
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what I'm talking about. I'm going to tell you a
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few stories to start. Some of our major emergencies end
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up when we take a vacation. It's always just crazy things.
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One time, you know, we were going to visit family
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for a wedding, and we're on our way and we
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got about I'm going to say, twenty minutes from our
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destination where we were gonna all relax and hang out
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get everything ready for this wedding. Lo and behold. I
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was driving, I ended up hitting a deer and it
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rolled down the side of the car kicked out, well,
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it broke the windshield, but it kicked out all all
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of the side windows on the driver's side. Needless to say,
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the car it was not total. It was still drivable.
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It just didn't have windows. So we had to have
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somebody come and get the vehicle and take it to
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their shop and have a glass company the next day
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come and put in the windows. Needless to say, that
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trip cost us a lot of money. We had to
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get all the windows replaced, which was like nine hundred
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and some dollars. All the expenses going and food, everything
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like that, and all the gas and everything, and then
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gas back home. That trip was not very fun at all.
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I had glass in my feet because I was wearing sandals.
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My little girl had glass in her ears and in
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her hair all over her. It was a mess. That's
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all I have to say. Situation we had happened was
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we had to get together at our house and we
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had a lot of people there. It was getting late
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and everybody started to leave and we were all just
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hanging out by the fire while the kids had went
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inside and they were all playing in the house. While
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they decided to play hide and go seek in the house. Well,
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one of my boys was running to hide, and I
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had just gotten this glass display case that hangs on
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the wall from my mother in law. She redid it
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and it was very old, so the glass was like
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very thin and brittle. Well, I had it laying on
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my bed and my son didn't know it, and he
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ran in there to hide, and he was going to
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jump on the bed to get to the other side,
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and he put his elbow through the glass on the bed.
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Needless to say, I am not very good with blood
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or any type of emergency situation like that when it
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comes to my children. So when my one son yelled
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out the door mom Tristan got cut, I was like,
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oh no, So I went running into the house. His
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arm was split wide open, so I quick grabbed a
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towel wrapped his arm, and I was like, I gotta go.
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So a friend of ours took me to the emergency room.
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We got there and he needed fifteen stitches in his
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arm from putting his elbow through the glass. That was
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a nightmare. I was blacking out as they were stitching
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him because, like I said, I don't do blood very well.
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Ended up getting out of there probably three in the
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morning somewhere like that. It was late. He got all
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cleaned up and stitched up, and we were good to go.
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Those are the times that I can't handle. My husband
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is amazing with handling situations like this. I remember when
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my son Tristan was a little boy. Him and my
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son Gavin were playing ball at my sister's house. Gavin
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threw the ball to Tristan and the ball rolled by
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their dog and it was a little dotson. Tristan reached
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down to pick up the ball and the dotson jumped
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up and bit him in the face and he ended
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up with eight stitches. That time, I was blacking out
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trying to get him to the door. Of that time too,
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I just something about when it happens to your children.
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I'm not very strong in a situation like that. It
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makes me feel bad, and I just can't handle seeing
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my kids in pain at all. So when I say that,
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I'm telling you it's not good. Jeremy, on the other hand,
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he deals with it like a champ. The next thing
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I want to talk about is another situation that I
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was put in. I didn't do so well either. My
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little Anna, she never had seizures, she had a lot
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of medical at birth because she was born three pounds
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and she had to have a shunt placed in the brain. Well,
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I wasn't prepared. One morning, it was early in the
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morning and my daughter Madison yelled, mom Anna, and I
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had heard a thud, but I thought it was her
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dancing around in the living room. So I jumped out
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of my bed and ran out there, and here my
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little Anna is on the floor, full on seizure, and
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my heart is just pounding out of my chest. Seeing
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her like that, I was trying to figure out what
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to do. I've never been in a situation where I
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was around somebody that had seizures, so I had no
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clue what to do. Jeremy came out and I handed
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her to him. I hurried up to my bedroom and
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I'm trying to get dressed and out of my pajamas
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into regular clothes so that I could get her to
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the hospital. And I'm yelling out there as I'm getting dressed,
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do I need to call nine on one? Because Jeremy
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has been a lifeguard, so he knew exactly what to do.
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He's very calm, so it helped a lot because that
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helped me be calm. I guess even though I was
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really panicking inside because I was seeing my little girl
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go through that, and I'm telling you it's not something
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anybody should have to see or go through at all.
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Needless to say, we didn't call the ambulance. I called
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the clinic and her doctor got her in and she said,
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I can either call the ambulance or you guys can
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take her there and I'll call up there to the
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er and let them know coming to the hospital. We
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got to do something. We got to figure out why
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she's having seizures. So we decided to take her ourselves.
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We got up there, they took us right in checkter.
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Needless to say, we don't know what kind of seizure
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she's having. She is on seizure med I'm still very
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frightened because she's had multiple seizures since, and I just
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pray every day that I wake up that I never
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have to see another seizure on my child again. But
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those are some of the things that I personally have
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seen and been through. I don't do good in emergency situations.
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My kids, my younger ones, don't do good in emergency situations.
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There has been multiple times that I've been in a
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car accident. I panic every time. My first instinct is
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to make sure my children are okay, because even if
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I'm hurt, I will wait and I'll make sure they're
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okay first. I'm telling you I do not do good
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in emergency situations. My kids are definitely a big help
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in emergency situations now. When my husband Jeremy had his
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heart attack, I handled it a lot better than I
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do with my children. I think it's because he's older
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and he knows what he is feeling. My little ones
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have no idea, so seeing an adult versus a child
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is definitely a different thing in how I feel and
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how I handle emergencies. It was scary for me to
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see Jeremy when he had his heart attack, but I
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handled it a lot different. I wasn't as panicky, even
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though my heart was beating out of my chest for
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him too. I didn't have that panic attack like I
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did with my children. I know my husband strong, and
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I know he knows what to do in that situation.
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So when I took him in, I prayed the whole
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time while we were there that they figure it out
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and help him so that I don't have to see
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him go through that again, and I pray every day
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for our family that we have better luck and no emergencies.
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Because I cannot handle emergencies. It's almost like trauma that
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when I see that, I'm so traumatized by it. I
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don't know, it's very different and hard to explain. I'm
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sure there are other people like me that can't handle
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or deal with emergency situations, and I am definitely not
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one to deal with emergency situations. My older kids they
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can handle them, perfect emergency situations to them, they're you
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know right there. It's I guess it's more of the girls.
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I guess that can't handle them, Like maybe it's just
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a boy girl thing. I don't know. But my boys
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they're really good about handling emergency situations. You know, like
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when somebody's sick in the home, it's not really an
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emergency situation unless it becomes like they can't breathe or
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something with Anna like her getting sick a lot that stuff.
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I don't worry about that unless it's to that point
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where I know it's time, and that's when I start
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to worry and start to have my panic attacks. Jere Me,
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on the other hand, he's very mellow during emergency situations
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as I am more frantic, let's put it that way.
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Just handling child's chronic illness, it's a struggle for me,
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But I don't panic unless it's something that like the
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seizures or high feel hardly being able to breathe, stuff
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like that. That's when I start to panic. It's more
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of the intense situation that I can't deal with. I'm
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horrible at it. With a family this size, household issues
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can feel like mini crisises. However, like power outages, plumbing
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and water lakes, stuff like that. I can handle car
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breaking down. I can handle car accidents, not so much.
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When one of our children is overwhelmed or anxious, feeling
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are valid and everyone gets a safe space. Sometimes a
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child just needs a quiet moment alone or a hug
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or reinsurance that everything is going to be okay. When
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we have a situation like with the seizure or Tristan
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putting his own through the glass, or a car accident
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that we were involved in, or anything like that. Especially
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our kids knowing their dad is having a heart attack,
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that is scary for them and they need reassurance, all
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of them that things are going to be okay. Things
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will work out. When we feel overwhelmed, you know, we
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check on each other if one of us is panicking
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and whatever. We're always there for each other. We are
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the adults, so we're supposed to be there for our
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children as well, and that's what we are. We are
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a family that is very close, and when emergency situations happen,
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all of our kids come together. We all come together.
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All of our kids are there, everyone is jumping into
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help we're needed, and we just go and take it
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day by day or step by step, however we get
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through it. Teaching our kids to stay calm and think
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clearly is one of our big things because we want
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our kids to grow up knowing how to handle emergencies themselves.
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And I do not like to panic in front of
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my kids. But it also is very hard, well for
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me anyway, it's very hard. I don't like seeing my
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kids like that. I don't like seeing my husband like that.
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I don't like seeing their pain. I wish I could
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take it away from them. I don't like seeing them hurt.
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And I think I try to catch myself and relax
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and show that I'm stronger than I really am. But
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in emergency situations I am not very strong, and I
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try to stay strong because the power of staying strong
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is good for our kids to see. We tell our
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kids panic never helps, so take a deep breath, you know,
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assess the situation, and act smartly. I try and think
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of that all the time when I am in an
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emergency situation. My husband, on the other hand, he is
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like butter, just smooth when it comes to emergency situations.
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He handles it so well, and I try and watch
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him and take lessons from him, but I guess I
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still haven't learned yet. It's pretty hard, and I want
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my kids to be able to handle emergency situations with
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ease like my husband as opposed to me. I'm telling
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you it's a lot different. Him and me are so
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different in that situation. At the end of the day,
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when it comes to an emergency situation, we are all
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there for each other. My kids know how I am
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as a mom, and they know I panic when it
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comes to scary and emergency situations. They try to be
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there for me as well. First it's whoever's in this situation,
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but then it's Mom, are you okay, calm down, It's okay,
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it's okay. I'm a crier. I cry when I get mad,
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and I also cry when there's an emergency situation. It's
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just how I am. I try to not cry. I
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try to keep the tears shut off, just because I
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don't want my kids to see me in that state.
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It's already bad enough that they see me panicking. I'm
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not good with blood and I'm not good with seizures,
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and I am definitely not good when it comes to
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getting in an accident at all. So at the end
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of the day, emergencies are going to happen. It's just
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part of life. What we've learned is that staying prepared,
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