21

Nov

Healing from Trauma: Physically and Mentally

An whether you have a car accident, slip and fall at work, or a product you trust fails and you sustain an injury is always traumatic. You have suffered some sort of sudden impact that causes physical damage to your body. Your body and mind go into “crisis” mode, whic...

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21

Nov

How to Avoid Accidently Aggravating Your Injury During Recovery

The road to recovery is paved with numerous hurdles, difficult challenges, and unexpected setbacks. Injuries can disrupt your life and cause even simple everyday tasks to be a painful burden. If you're recovering from a serious injury, you’re probably eager to move on...

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21

Nov

Lockdown Depression: The Connection Between Mental Health, Injuries, and the Healing Process

In the midst of a global pandemic, it can be hard to fight feelings of hopelessness, despair, and depression. Nearly half of all Americans say the coronavirus has had a negative impact on their mental health. While this is bad news in and of itself, the ripple effect of depressio...

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21

Nov

The Psychology of the Average Insurance Adjuster

For most personal injury victims, one of the most unnerving parts of resolving their claim is working with an insurance adjuster. While some adjusters are friendly enough, their process is often shrouded in mystery. They rarely show their hand when it comes to figuring out what t...

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21

Nov

How Economic Stresses Can Make Life Harder for Personal Injury Victims

The COVID-19 crisis has been a disaster for the American economy. One in five American workers is receiving unemployment insurance. The federal government has authorized Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans to individuals and businesses for over $510 billion. The Federal Reser...

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21

Nov

The COVID-19 Pandemic and Personal Injury Claims

While there's never an ideal time to be dealing with a personal injury case, the moment we’re living through now with the COVID-19 pandemic might just go down as one of the most challenging. It can feel overwhelming. Just as the impact of the virus has been felt far b...

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21

Nov

Creating New Healthy Habits After Your Accident

Let's face facts: An injury accident can really throw you off your game. You may experience mobility issues while you’re recovering, possibly needing help with basic tasks like eating or dressing. If your injuries are permanent, you may have to adapt to a “new n...

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21

Nov

Dealing With Rage When Someone Else Causes Your Serious Injury

Look, we all know that accidents just happen. Indeed, Centers for Disease Control statistics show that U.S. accidents happen in enormous numbers, where every year:- about forty million visit their doctor's office for unintentional injury; – about thirty million...

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21

Nov

Why and How to Journal Your Serious Injury Recovery

If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury, there's likely only one thing on your mind: Recovery. You want to get to a place where you feel whole, rested, and safe again. You want to move past the trauma of your event.There are many therapeutic steps that go into...

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21

Nov

Lessons from the Pandemic: Dealing with Health Uncertainty as Constructively as Possible

Now that many of us are poised to start seeing the acute dangers of the pandemic in our metaphorical rear-view windows, we need to start learning how to move forward as positively as we can. Many of us, spurred by constant stress throughout the pandemic, now have to manage our ne...

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