When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury, that person's life can change instantly and permanently. Not only will that person face a long road back to recovery, but he or she may have to learn to live with long-term or even permanent disabilities based on the loss of basic mental and/or motor skills.
The world of medical science has made remarkable progress in recent years, and diseases and injuries can now be treated that were never treatable in the past.
More than 50,000 people are killed in the United States every year and hundreds of thousands more are forced to live with long-term and permanent disabilities for one common reason – because they have suffered a traumatic brain injury.
When reckless motorists cause Las Vegas drunk driver crashes, those who have been harmed are suddenly forced to deal with several difficult situations that they could not have foreseen.
There are more types of injuries that someone can suffer than anyone could ever count. However, one of the most difficult injuries that anyone can face is a traumatic brain injury.