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<title>10 Things To Do After An Auto Accident</title>
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    <li>Evaluate your physical condition.</li>
    <li>Make sure that police come to the scene.</li>
    <li>Exchange important information with the other driver.</li>
    <li>Seek all reasonable and necessary medical treatment.</li>
    <li>Have photographs taken of your damaged vehicle and your injuries.</li>
    <li>Do not speak with the other driver's insurance company.</li>
    <li>Call a reputable attorney in your area who specializes in representing personal injury plaintiffs.</li>
    <li>Keep a journal of pain and medical appointments.</li>
    <li>Assemble essential documents to assist in the preparation of your case.</li>
    <li>Keep track of wage loss and all other monetary losses.</li>
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<title>Evaluating Your Physical Condition After An Auto Accident</title>
<description><![CDATA[<p>We're not talking about anything that requires medical training here.&nbsp; If it is clear that you have suffered a very severe injury, you'll know it.&nbsp; Try to remain calm and wait for emergency personnel to assist.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your&nbsp;health and safety come first.&nbsp; </p>
<p>If you do not have significant pre-existing&nbsp;conditions and the impact is relatively minor, it should be okay to&nbsp;go directly home after cooperating with the&nbsp;police investigation of the accident.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Follow up with medical treatment if/when you feel symptoms.&nbsp; </p>
<p>It is not uncommon for shock and adrenaline to mask our pain immediately after an accident.&nbsp; Our instincts tell us that&nbsp;we'd much prefer to be in the comforts of home than subject ourselves to the&nbsp;further trauma of an ambulance ride&nbsp;or a visit to the emergency room.&nbsp;&nbsp;Under these circumstances, take your time and exercise prudent judgment.&nbsp; Police officers and/or paramedics will normally ask you if you&nbsp;desire medical treatment.&nbsp; They also may give you advice based on their experience and observations of the circusmtances surrounding the incident.&nbsp; If&nbsp;emergency personnel&nbsp;recommends that you get immediate medical care, trust their experience and judgment.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 04 Aug 2008 23:12:56 -0800</pubDate>
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