injuries Archives • Life in a House

First Aid You Should Be Ready To Perform At Home

09/08/2021 Kimberly Miller

Having kids means being a first responder. Sprains, bruises, nosebleeds, cuts, scrapes, scratches, burns – they all happen eventually. Here’s how to administer first aid at home and know when to head to the hospital.

Coping After An Accident: Here’s How to Do It

02/19/2020 Kimberly Miller

Coping after an accident can filled with anxiety. These steps will help you cope and get back on the road.

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Helping a Loved One Recover From an Injury

03/07/2019 Kimberly Miller

There are times when a loved one is injured and will need the help and support of their family to recover. Here are ways you can help.

Taking Time Off Work Because of Injury: How To Cope

02/28/2018 Kimberly Miller

No matter the circumstances behind your injury, what’s most important is what you do next. Coping with the situation may seem stressful, but following these tips will help you pass the time and relieve your stress.

What to Do When You’re In an Accident and Your Insurance is Expired

07/28/2016 Kimberly Miller

Has your auto insurance expired? A recent survey by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) showed that one in seven U.S. drivers do not have insurance coverage. The NAIC attributes the growing number in uninsured drivers to the recent downturn in the economy. Many drivers are allowing their insurance

Accidents and Aftermaths: Dealing with the Emotional Side of an Unexpected Injury

05/31/2016 Kimberly Miller

Life happens. What is your plan for making it through an unexpected injury? Oh, you don’t have a plan? That’s a problem isn’t it? Here’s how to deal with the emotional side of an unexpected injury and come out on the “other side” stronger than before. Get Moving According to

A Chin Is As Hard As A Brick Wall

12/10/2010 Kimberly Miller

Imagine this…it is Wednesday afternoon and the Demon Squad is home from school and hyped up on whatever flavor of sugar they served that day. They were literally DRIVING. ME. NUTS. Playing ball in the house (which they know is a definite no-no) and when I heard my crystal candlesticks