JoxerTheDeityPirate
she'd still be alive if she had worn the appropiate attire at the time
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[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]
she'd still be alive if she had worn the appropiate attire at the time[/QUOTE]
Actually... not to be gross... but they say a helmet woud not have helped in this case. Her brain shifted from momentum, as sometimes happens in accidents. The bruising was not caused by the impact of her head against... whatever... but of her brain against her skull. What might have given her a chance, apparently, would have been a hellicopter instead of an ambulance to take her from the scene to a trauma center in Montreal. But, sadly, Quebec isn't (wasn't?) equipped with that.
It was a senseless death and I wonder what we can learn from it... maybe to get checked by a doctor even if we feel fine after hitting our head? It seems "talking and dying" is common with head injuries.
[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]
she'd still be alive if she had worn the appropiate attire at the time[/QUOTE]
Actually... not to be gross... but they say a helmet woud not have helped in this case. Her brain shifted from momentum, as sometimes happens in accidents. The bruising was not caused by the impact of her head against... whatever... but of her brain against her skull. What might have given her a chance, apparently, would have been a hellicopter instead of an ambulance to take her from the scene to a trauma center in Montreal. But, sadly, Quebec isn't (wasn't?) equipped with that.
It was a senseless death and I wonder what we can learn from it... maybe to get checked by a doctor even if we feel fine after hitting our head? It seems "talking and dying" is common with head injuries.