SEATTLE (ESTRA) --As parents, most adults do whatever is
necessary to protect their children.
Even with best intentions, the unexpected can happen. Parents do not have foresight to see what
will happen one minute into future.
Sometimes, with multi-tasking, being single parents, or just living in an
economy where families have been stretched to wits ends, in conjunction to financial difficult times, any of these combinations can take their toll.
Now add a car collision which
includes not only you, but your children.
In an instant your lives are changed, adding more tribulations. Where do you go from here?
Parents
typically worry about the daily lives of their children, and take precautions
to protect them. Unfortunately, no one
is safe from the unpredictable. In the news as of late, we have seen this
with abductions, bombings, and shooting sprees. Everyday seems normal,
yet it has the opportunity not to be ordinary. This is more unnerving when it involves
children, as I suspect many Sandy Hook Parents can attest.
Now your
family is dealing with personal injuries from a car accident, and many parents
feel worse if it turns out to be their fault for collision. First, realize accidents happen daily, on an
average around 1000+ people in a single day. Blame does nothing but add more problems to a
very difficult situations. Although
individuals process grief differently, support through this process can make
healing possible. Sometimes, we may not
understand behaviors people display while grieving, yet, support and
understanding through hardships can be like a soothing ointment to their souls.
However,
violence or abuse of any kind is not acceptable. If this happens to you, call 911 and get away
from this situation. No one deserves to
be harassed, intimidated, or abused, regardless of the circumstances. Every person deserves respect. So recognize this is not a privilege, but a
right for all peoples. Taking care of
you is very important.
If this
abuse comes from people in power, help may not be available. In this case, document circumstances as much
as possible. There will come a time and place where experiences become
known. Until then, use caution and
protect yourself as much as possible.
By sharing
some of your concerns with your children at a level they can understand, this
will help them to open up and share with you. Make sure children are examined by a physician
thoroughly. Sometimes, it is taken for granted that children’s injuries
are not as serious. In my opinion, this is important to communicate with
your child on a level that helps them to express their concerns and conditions.
If you find it difficult or need help, realize that counseling is an option for
both of you. There is nothing wrong with needing a little help.
Remember the goal is a complete recovery.
And, making sure your child can move past this event is crucial to their
future.
If you have
friends or family to provide assistance on occasion, this may help speed up
recovery If not, try to schedule activities so not overwhelming, allowing for
rest between tasks. Remember, you are recovering too and need rest.
Perceptively, managing things well also benefits your children. Things may not always go well. Be
patient and continue to make the best of a difficult situation. When needing resources seek out
assistance. There is no shame in asking for help. In fact, in my opinion, it shows internal
strength and fortitude.
Make sure to
check Insurance Policy regarding children and State Laws that apply. The
key is to pace yourself. Your family
will get through this. Stay as supportive of each other as possible. Be patient and caring of each other, and
realize this situation could happen to anyone.
By keeping
your family's concerns first, in my opinion, it will help keep both of you and
children moving towards recovery. Furthermore,
ESTRAsBlogTips on Blogger, Talking About You with ESTRA on Blog Talk Radio, and
ESTRATV on Youtube under estrasblog is available as a resource. In addition, Car Accident by ESTRA can be
purchase here on this page today.
From my
perspective, one cannot anticipate the unexpected. By doing all you can to move forward through
obstacles, staying hopeful, not giving up when facing adversity, thus, through
this journey, you will indeed find your way towards recovery.
Thanks for visiting.
Be sure to leave ESTRA your comments today, and come back again real soon!
Copyright 2013 – 2017. All Rights Reserved. Sunlight Publishing, LLC
contact@estracarwreckhelp.com
SEATTLE (ESTRA) --As parents, most adults do whatever is
necessary to protect their children.
Even with best intentions, the unexpected can happen. Parents do not have foresight to see what
will happen one minute into future.
Sometimes, with multi-tasking, being single parents, or just living in an
economy where families have been stretched to wits ends, in conjunction to financial difficult times, any of these combinations can take their toll.
Now add a car collision which
includes not only you, but your children.
In an instant your lives are changed, adding more tribulations. Where do you go from here?
SEATTLE (ESTRA) --As parents, most adults do whatever is
necessary to protect their children.
Even with best intentions, the unexpected can happen. Parents do not have foresight to see what
will happen one minute into future.
Sometimes, with multi-tasking, being single parents, or just living in an
economy where families have been stretched to wits ends, in conjunction to financial difficult times, any of these combinations can take their toll.
Now add a car collision which
includes not only you, but your children.
In an instant your lives are changed, adding more tribulations. Where do you go from here?
Parents
typically worry about the daily lives of their children, and take precautions
to protect them. Unfortunately, no one
is safe from the unpredictable. In the news as of late, we have seen this
with abductions, bombings, and shooting sprees. Everyday seems normal,
yet it has the opportunity not to be ordinary. This is more unnerving when it involves
children, as I suspect many Sandy Hook Parents can attest.
Now your
family is dealing with personal injuries from a car accident, and many parents
feel worse if it turns out to be their fault for collision. First, realize accidents happen daily, on an
average around 1000+ people in a single day. Blame does nothing but add more problems to a
very difficult situations. Although
individuals process grief differently, support through this process can make
healing possible. Sometimes, we may not
understand behaviors people display while grieving, yet, support and
understanding through hardships can be like a soothing ointment to their souls.
However,
violence or abuse of any kind is not acceptable. If this happens to you, call 911 and get away
from this situation. No one deserves to
be harassed, intimidated, or abused, regardless of the circumstances. Every person deserves respect. So recognize this is not a privilege, but a
right for all peoples. Taking care of
you is very important.
If this
abuse comes from people in power, help may not be available. In this case, document circumstances as much
as possible. There will come a time and place where experiences become
known. Until then, use caution and
protect yourself as much as possible.
By sharing
some of your concerns with your children at a level they can understand, this
will help them to open up and share with you. Make sure children are examined by a physician
thoroughly. Sometimes, it is taken for granted that children’s injuries
are not as serious. In my opinion, this is important to communicate with
your child on a level that helps them to express their concerns and conditions.
If you find it difficult or need help, realize that counseling is an option for
both of you. There is nothing wrong with needing a little help.
Remember the goal is a complete recovery.
And, making sure your child can move past this event is crucial to their
future.
If you have
friends or family to provide assistance on occasion, this may help speed up
recovery If not, try to schedule activities so not overwhelming, allowing for
rest between tasks. Remember, you are recovering too and need rest.
Perceptively, managing things well also benefits your children. Things may not always go well. Be
patient and continue to make the best of a difficult situation. When needing resources seek out
assistance. There is no shame in asking for help. In fact, in my opinion, it shows internal
strength and fortitude.
Make sure to
check Insurance Policy regarding children and State Laws that apply. The
key is to pace yourself. Your family
will get through this. Stay as supportive of each other as possible. Be patient and caring of each other, and
realize this situation could happen to anyone.
By keeping
your family's concerns first, in my opinion, it will help keep both of you and
children moving towards recovery. Furthermore,
ESTRAsBlogTips on Blogger, Talking About You with ESTRA on Blog Talk Radio, and
ESTRATV on Youtube under estrasblog is available as a resource. In addition, Car Accident by ESTRA can be
purchase here on this page today.
From my
perspective, one cannot anticipate the unexpected. By doing all you can to move forward through
obstacles, staying hopeful, not giving up when facing adversity, thus, through
this journey, you will indeed find your way towards recovery.
Thanks for visiting.
Be sure to leave ESTRA your comments today, and come back again real soon!
Copyright 2013 – 2017. All Rights Reserved. Sunlight Publishing, LLC
contact@estracarwreckhelp.com
contact@estracarwreckhelp.com
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