Soft Tissue Damage

You know one of the most stressful aspects of living in modern day life is dealing with the problems that arise after an automobile collision.

But were you also aware that automobile accidents are not usually "accidents?" The word accident implies an incident which results from some unavoidable circumstance. However, there is almost no example of a truly unavoidable automobile collision. Most collisions occur because of momentary neglect as when a driver takes his/her eyes off the road, or from following too close, or going too fast.

All such collisions are avoidable if people would exercise proper control and not be careless. Such careless people take from the victims their right to be free from injury; their right to be without pain and disability; their right to be hassle free and to be left alone.

Remember...
A careless driver can strike any person at any time, robbing them of their most basic and important possession: their good health, both physical and mental.

Let's go back to your accident site immediately after the collision... Most people state they feel dazed and confused during the aftermath at the collision site. During this time, if you're conscious, you begin to realize you have been involved in an accident.

Our natural human instincts begin to kick into action, and the initial thought process goes something like this:

• "Am I Okay?"
  
• "Are my passengers (if any) Okay?"
  
• "What's the condition of my car?"
  
• "Is the other person is Okay?"

It's normal to initially think of our own well being before we think of others.

If any person involved is not suffering from an apparent life threatening injury or appears to have no broken bones or major cuts, then most often an ambulance is not called.

Here's where the problem begins...the attention immediately begins to shift towards automobile damages, and of course...