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When the world fell apart, most people ran toward the cities searching for answers. I did the opposite. My name is Sarah Whitlock, and for the last one hundred days, I have survived the outbreak alone in a thirty-foot motorhome, moving through the remote forest roads of the Idaho Panhandle. What started as scattered reports of “hostile incidents” turned into a nationwide collapse before most of us understood what we were facing. Towns emptied almost overnight, highways clogged with abandoned vehicles, and the infected—people who no longer recognized anything around them—began moving through the land like shadows.

Up here on the ridges, I learned to live by the rules of silence, caution, and routine. My motorhome became a survival pod, and the forest became both shelter and trap. Every day was a calculation: water, fuel, weather, the behavior of the infected, and the unpredictable choices of other survivors.