Uterine ruptures are relatively uncommon, but that is of little comfort when it is your child who died as a result of a uterus rupture. When it is your baby you may be left with a lot of questions, the most important of which is…
When a loved one dies in a Kentucky nursing home, relatives are often saddened, but not shocked. After all, they knew their relative was aging and not in the best of health, so they have little reason to suspect abuse. Unfortunately, this unwillingness to…
Yes. Many victims can suffer brain bleeds, mild traumatic brain injuries or even skull fractures without realizing they have been hurt. In most cases, victims will not begin to show symptoms of brain injury until hours or even days after the accident–and unfortunately, treatment during…
Many head injury victims are shocked when the doctor tells them that their skulls have been broken. While the image of a skull fracture conjures up a traumatic scene, the truth is that nearly 70 percent of skull fractures are linear fractures that require only…
After your doctor told you that your loved one had suffered brain injury, you were probably too shocked to take it all in. You know he said there was “bleeding in the brain,” but you’re not sure how this will affect your family: will your…