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#26
Jan 27, 2010, 03:11 AM
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It's great you're all ok
 but what happened to the other person involved ? Was (s)he ok ?
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Jan 27, 2010, 01:03 PM
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I'm not sure how much the other guy was hurt, the only thing I heard about him was that he got his insulin and was coherent again at the hospital and was wondering if we were all ok
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Jan 27, 2010, 01:16 PM
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 So glad to hear you're all ok... or at least not seriously, visibly injured! You must have been going slowly; a head on at a high speed is practically unsurvivable. SO GLAD YOU ARE OK!Now, please think about not signing anything that says you are fine, regarding the insurance companies. They can wait...months if need be...to make sure it isn't a bad case of whiplash (though I don't know how many 'good' cases there are..) and other late onset results. So many people I know sign something quickly and then later are hurt more than they thought, and can do nothing but pay for it themselves. Angels were watching over you. I pray daily for everyone. 
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Jan 27, 2010, 01:31 PM
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Yeah, my dad the smartest thing we did (well, y'know, aside from all wearing seatbelts) was all going to the hospital so it can all go down on paper and stuff.
We were going about 30mph, I think the other guy was also going a similar speed because it had been warm and rainy all day so the roads were wet from rain and run off and it was really foggy... and night. That's why initially I thought he had just somehow lost control of the car and just closed my eyes and hoped it's just be a close call thinking if he did hit something (he has done this before in the middle of winter and never actually hit anything and has driven in some of the worst conditions fine) he might hit the guardrail or a sign or tree when he actually hit until I opened my eyes and saw it was another car and after I got out learned what happened. |
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#30
Jan 27, 2010, 02:07 PM
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((((Kaika)))))) Make sure that you get the best pain relief that you can so that your system doesn't oversensitise to pain. It's really easy for people to just take pain meds when they can't stand the pain anymore rather than take it like every four or five hours or however often it says. It's important that the muscles don't get over inflamed and start to form trigger points and give you headaches, etc later on. That said, Whew! Your guardian angel is pulling combat pay, hon! I'm so glad you are basically OK! HUGGGSSSS, but gently.
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#31
Jan 27, 2010, 02:32 PM
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So sorry to hear about your serious accident ((Kaika)) and so glad the rest of your ((family)) is okay too. Thank God you all had your seatbelts on. The last time i had an accident i was shaken up for 3 weeks and found it hard to drive. The airbag scared the heck out of me, but i'm thankful I had it. It's just so scarey when it comes out. How is the person who hit you??
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#32
Jan 27, 2010, 03:09 PM
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(((((((((((((((((((Kaika))))))))))))))))))))))
I am glad you and your family are okay Many blessings Typo |
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