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CONGRATULATIONS, CLARE AND DANIEL!
This past month, my daughter Clare and Daniel Pointer were married. I had a limited role in the wedding ceremony — my job was to walk Clare down the aisle at our home parish, St. Joan of Arc Church. As Clare and I walked side by side, time stood still. A tremendous feeling of gratitude came over me. I was grateful that God had brought together this terrific young couple. I was grateful for my parents, Tom and Joanne, and Michelle’s parents, Tony and Carmella, and how much each couple had sacrificed their lives for others … for family. I was grateful for Michelle and how during our marriage, we had focused on Clare and her siblings. I was grateful for Bob and Carol Pointer and how they had raised such a fine son. All those thoughts raced through my mind during that short but emotional walk down the aisle.
At the reception, I gave a toast to the new couple. Here is an excerpt of that toast.
As you begin your life together, please know these things:
God holds you both in his hands today, tomorrow, and every day … always. Your mother and I, Emma and Tom, Kate, Will, Margaret Mary in heaven, and Nora and Johnny are with you always.
All of your extended family, your grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and great friends will support you always.
Clare, your name comes from the county of your Irish ancestors. I know all the ancestors of both Clare and Daniel are looking down from heaven and raising a glass to them with the following wish: May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warmly on your face, May the rains fall softly upon your fields, and until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of his hand.
If you rely on God for strength and guidance, you will have infinite faith, hope, and charity in your life. God will help you to be constantly generous and allow you to be open to relationships. God will lead you where you need to go. Your return will be an unscripted, crazy, happy life filled with deep relationships. Walk through life knowing that you are never alone and pass it on to others.
Gratefully,
Take chances and do not be afraid. All of your ancestors in heaven walk with you both.
– Joe and Michelle Shannon
We love you both with all our hearts.
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SIRVA is a shoulder injury that results from an improperly administered vaccine. SIRVA can happen when the medical provider doesn’t landmark someone’s arm properly. As a result, the administrator places the needle in the wrong location of the arm or inserts it too deeply into the shoulder. YOU CAN GET SHOULDER BURSITIS FROM VACCINES
• Reduced range of motion: You may not be able to brush your hair or do other daily activities that you used to be able to do. • Pain and tenderness on top of your shoulder: Your shoulder may feel warm to the touch, be a bit red, or cause you to feel immense pain. • Shoulder and/or arm weakness and stiffness: Your shoulder may feel stiff or weak if you are not moving it as much as usual. We recommend that you speak with your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms. Your doctor will be able to help diagnose you and properly treat whatever condition you may be experiencing. Your doctor will likely perform a physical exam, along with an X-ray or MRI. There are a few ways that shoulder bursitis is treated. Your treatment course will vary depending on the severity of your shoulder injury. Your doctor may prescribe a combination of
When this happens, shoulder bursitis can set in.
Shoulder bursitis can happen when a vaccine injures the bursa in the shoulder. The bursa is a fluid-like sac in between the shoulder joints and tendons that helps the shoulder joint move and bend without it being painful. When a vaccine is administered here, this can cause the bursa to grow and become inflamed, causing the hallmark pain that is associated with it. So, what should you be on the lookout for when you suspect a vaccine-related shoulder bursitis diagnosis? Here are a few signs. • Shoulder pain within 48 hours: The pain can be present right away, but typically, the pain will slowly get worse over 48 hours. Over weeks and months, your shoulder pain will persist despite treatment.
physical therapy, steroid shots, and prescription pain medication. If these treatment options don’t work, your doctor may recommend surgery. If you have any questions about SIRVA, feel free to text us at 312-847-4248 . You can also call our office anytime. –Jon Svitak
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ANSWERING YOUR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CAR ACCIDENT LAWSUITS
Auto accidents are often confusing to navigate. Every situation is different, and it can be difficult just speaking with insurance companies. Who can you hold accountable? How do you know if you have a case? What if you can’t recover enough compensation to pay your medical bills and future treatment?
substantial judgments for serious injuries. However, you may still be able to recover if you are covered by uninsured motorist insurance. Q: What if the at-fault driver in a crash has low policy limits that aren’t enough to cover my injuries? A: You may still be able to recover if you are covered by underinsured motorist insurance, either covering the car you were occupying or its driver. Q: If someone dies in a car accident, what claims can their family members bring? A: A personal representative of the estate can bring a wrongful death claim on behalf of the estate. The representative is usually a family member. Such cases tend to be more complicated, and it is highly advisable to retain an attorney if you wish to bring such a claim. Q: What if the driver at the time of the accident was drunk? A: If the driver was drunk, you most likely have a claim for punitive damages in addition to compensatory damages. Furthermore, there is a possibility that an establishment that served the driver alcohol may also be liable.
As car accident lawyers, we help people like you every day recover emotionally and financially following a car accident.
Below, we answer frequently asked questions about car accident cases.
Q: If I am injured in a car crash, can I sue the driver of the other car or the owner of the car for my injuries? A: Both. If the other driver was at fault in the accident, you may be able to sue both the owner and the driver of the car. Q: If I am a passenger in a car and the driver negligently causes an accident, can I sue the driver for my injuries? A: Yes, if the driver was at fault, they may be liable. Your injuries would be covered by their insurance. Q: What if the at-fault driver in a crash that injured me has no insurance? A: The truth is that it may be much harder for you to recover. Often uninsured drivers lack sufficient personal assets or income to satisfy
If you have a question that’s not answered above, call us at 312-578-9501 , and we’ll guide you in the right direction.
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