Hello, On 7/23/24, my MOM was driving my 5 yo son to school, when my MOM was hit by another driver. The car flipped over and yes my son was rushed to the ER and had a head injury and stiches under his chin as a result. He stayed home for 10 -12 days while he was recuperating at home. I do see fear, regression and lack of trust especially when I drive him around. He shouts for no reason, covers his ears and seems very clingy way more than his usual self BEFORE the Accident. His medical provider medically cleared him but him being nonverbal is there any other advice I should seek on his behalf? Any recommendations for us – my family? I do have an attorney and would like to seek JUSTICE for my son as he is vulnerable not to mention this event was near FATAL based on the accident photos I have. Your advice will be appreciated.
Answer:
Thank you for your question. I would first like to extend to you and your family how sorry we are that this happened. We wish your family a speedy recovery, both emotionally and physically..
In response to your question, I recommend that you speak with your current attorney about your concerns and consider seeking additional advice from a lawyer who has experience in the laws having to do with individuals with special needs.
I would also like to suggest that you contact a local social worker to explore additional resources that may be available to you and your family.
Best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you for your question. I would first like to extend to you and your family how sorry we are that this happened. We wish your family a speedy recovery, both emotionally and physically..
In response to your question, I recommend that you speak with your current attorney about your concerns and consider seeking additional advice from a lawyer who has experience in the laws having to do with individuals with special needs.
I would also like to suggest that you contact a local social worker to explore additional resources that may be available to you and your family.
Best wishes to you and your family.