Most people don’t expect to be in an accident.
When it happens, emotions take over.
Confusion.
Stress.
Uncertainty.
The decisions made during the first 24 hours can have a lasting impact.
Document everything.
Seek medical attention when appropriate.
Keep records.
Ask questions.
The goal isn’t to panic.
It’s to protect yourself.
Information matters.
Documentation matters.
Timing matters.
— Dean Zusmer
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