The days immediately following a car accident are disorienting in a way that is difficult to prepare for. The physical symptoms are often delayed — a neck that feels stiff rather than injured, a back that aches rather than screams — and that delay creates a window in which the most consequential decisions about care and documentation get made b

The days immediately following a car accident are disorienting in a way that is difficult to prepare for. The physical symptoms are often delayed — a neck that feels stiff rather than injured, a back that aches rather than screams — and that delay creates a window in which the most consequential decisions about care and documentation get made b

The days immediately following a car accident are disorienting in a way that is difficult to prepare for. The physical symptoms are often delayed — a neck that feels stiff rather than injured, a back that aches rather than screams — and that delay creates a window in which the most consequential decisions about care and documentation get made b