The Best Ways to Help Someone After a Car Accident
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Car accidents are common, and they happen to the best of us. Even if you personally haven’t been involved in a car accident, chances are you know someone who has — a family member, a friend, a coworker, or a neighbor. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2015, there was an average of 17,250 car accidents per day in the U.S. That’s over 6.2 million per year. In addition to that, these numbers have been steadily climbing in recent years. If someone you know is involved in a car accident, one of the best things you can do is to be there for them. This can make a world of difference in their recovery. Spend time with them. The days, weeks, and sometimes months following an auto accident can be exhausting. The person involved in the accident may not have the energy or interest to go out and do things. Spending time with them at home ensures that they’ll have an ongoing social life that doesn’t have to be exhausting. This can be as simple as watching a new Netflix show together. Provide them with food. Again, life immediately following an accident can be draining, not to mention stressful. When you’re spending time together, offer to order in, make them a healthy meal (with a few days’ worth of leftovers), or go all-out and help them meal plan for the days and weeks ahead. They may not have the time or energy to think about food, but it’s a necessity. Drive them to appointments . After an accident, they may or may not have regular access to a car. This means they may need help getting to doctor appointments, meetings with attorneys, or getting groceries. Offer to take them where they need to go and let them know you’re there for them in their time of need.
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