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Vehicular Crashes
A distracted and thoughtless person driving drunk, texting while driving, or simply disregarding the basic traffic rules that we all have to follow can suddenly deprive you of your vehicle, your health, and your right to live free of physical pain.
Brain Injuries
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can affect the way a person thinks, remembers, sees, moves, and expresses emotion. It can cause balance or speaking problems. It can cause headaches, dizziness, memory issues, mood changes, and sensitivity to light or noise. Depending on the area of the brain that has been injured, many functions that a person could do without effort become difficult and draining.
Spine Injuries
Trauma to the spine causes a wide range of injuries, ranging from obvious conditions like spinal cord damage and herniated discs to less visible injuries such as facet damage, ligament injuries, or microscopic tears to the soft tissues around the spine.
pedestrian injuries
We have all experienced it. You are crossing the road legally in a crosswalk, or walking carefully through a store parking lot, and you suddenly have to leap out of the way of a speeding distracted driver who misses you by inches.
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