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3/31/2011
Brian Beckcom
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Liberty TX trauma victims have higher death rate years after injury

It is such a huge relief when an accident victim survives serious trauma inflicted by a bad Liberty TX auto accident. Many families assume that they are "out of the woods" once their loved one pulls through the initial hospital stay and moves on to rest and recovery.

Unfortunately, recent research reveals that there is still cause for worry. Researchers have found that trauma victims, like those involved in serious auto accidents, are more likely to die than other hospital patients. This increased risk of death can last for several years after the accident.

To date not much is known about the long-term effects of trauma on an individual's health and lifespan. The studies that have been done indicate that more work is needed to determine how trauma can lead to further problems like significant illnesses and death years later.

While this may be a depressing finding, it is important for accident victims and their families to know. Why? Many insurance companies will pressure car wreck victims to settle quickly after an accident, because they know that the longer they wait the more likely the victim will discover additional accident-related problems that will cost more money.

If you settle with the insurance company too soon, and you find further problems because of your accident - or, worst case - you die from your injuries, you may be out of luck. An experienced auto accident attorney can help you protect your rights, your future, and your family's future.



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