Driving is commonly the most dangerous thing anyone does across the world. There are so many factors when driving that could make it a life or death situation. The number one issue with driving is teenage drivers they are more dangers because of the irresponsibility. All the teenagers text and drive and they think it is cool not to wear a seatbelt. This day in life teens think more narrow minded and less about the big picture.
A wound that would not heal. For the first time, the public felt afraid and not safe. The passion of a million tears fell to the ground along with those towers and still the weeping of those people continues as memories of loved ones still remain at that site. This change of the present continues on into the future as the nation looks back every year on September 11 and how the nation came together to mourn. Every time people ask me about the tragedy that happened.
“A number of studies suggest that survivors of those who die sudden deaths, especially young survivors, have a more difficult time than people with advance warning.” (P60 Worden) It was a very traumatic death as well; she had to watch and was not able to help him. “The impact of violent and traumatic deaths can be long lasting and often leads to complicated mourning” (p 61, Worden) I believe Idgie felt loneliness and helplessness. Many people believe, “she died along with him.” My first thought was the little girl Idgie saw a horrific accident. At such a young age to see such a horrific accident would be very traumatizing event, even more so because it was her brother. I would not be surprised if in real life that would cause PTSD.
They were very frightened not knowing what would happen. People were so afraid of death that they prayed to the gods for death. People ran everywhere, most people had died, and some survived. One of those survivors was me, a young man named Angelo. I survived the eruption and witnessed this, lost many valuables, friends, and family throughout the eruption.
Holden narrates that he smashed windows of the garage and cars, and he literally lost it. His family was also trying to get him psychoanalyzed because of his actions. After leaving Mr. Antolinin’s house, Holden goes to the train station. He reads a magazine over there and says, “The magazine said that if you had any sores in your mouth that didn’t heal pretty quickly, it was a sign that you probably had cancer. I’d had this sore on my the inside of my lip for about two weeks.
Another accident involved a Ford Explorer driven by Victor Rodriguez from Laredo, Texas. The Firestone tire shredded off while Victor was driving. His car flipped and Mr. Rodriguez’s 10 year old son Mark Anthony died at the crash site. On February 7, 2000, Anne Werner, a reporter at KHOU-TV, in Houston, TX, introduced Cynthia Jackson, who described how her husband of a year and a half had died and how her own legs were amputated above the knee because their Ford Explorer fitted with the original Firestone Radial ATX tires flipped after the front tire came apart1. Firestone later reprimanded Robert W. Dechrd, CEO of A.H. Bello Corporation (owners of KHOU) and Peter Diaz, President and General Manager of KHOU, for airing the story which, according to them, “contained falsehoods and misrepresentations that improperly disparage Firestone and, its product, the Radial ATX model tire”2.
How Death impacts a Child’s Development Life Span Development How Death impacts a Child’s Development Everyone has to live through it at one time or another, but there is no one way to grieve over the death of a loved one. The majority of children experience death at a young age. This to them is a new experience that they have to deal with. Just like any other experience, this can be terrifying for them. Losing someone you love through death is one of the most traumatic experiences of anyone's life, especially if it is a parent.
In May 2009, a tolly driver was charged with gross negligence after causing an accident in Boston that injured 62 people. It just took a split second looking down to text back. He ran off the road into a ditch. Now talking on the phone while driving is just as bad as texting on the phone. It seems like common sense that handling and dailing a cell phone while driving makes you less safe, but there are many people that have developed this bad habit.
Every day there is a huge line of teens awaiting there licenses and every day one of them get critically injured due to carelessness. Either they are speeding or they are racing, why has no one put a stop to this? Mark Spencer 23 years old with a wife and a child are starting at there loved one hoping he lives another 2 days after his brutal car crash. Mark Spencer was driving home from work when a 17 year old boy was racing down the hwy.401 and lost control of his vehicle and slammed into Marks car and putting him into a very severe comma. Witness Carly Robins says: “I saw the whole thing it was something you’d see in a movie.
I feared knowing I had hurt something. I knew it was over for me when I can see the panic on my parents face when they come running to me with all their belongings on them. I could see so much fear from everyone, not knowing what to do or what’s wrong with me. I started to begin to cry, when everybody was telling me to take deep breaths. I felt myself lose everything I earned in that one play.