You have probably heard the saying that it’s “best to stay safe.”
But if you’ve been injured while doing it, or you’re in the process of losing it, there are things you can do to prevent a costly injury.
The first thing you need to know is the difference between the two: The difference between a crash and an accident.
What is a crash?
A crash is when you have a major impact that can cause serious injury or death.
It’s not a good idea to be doing something stupid like driving too fast or trying to jump from a plane when you’re hurt.
A major impact can also cause a plane to come down or crash into a building.
The difference is, a crash isn’t fatal.
It can still be fatal, however.
A crash can cause: 1.
Damage to your body, including: fractures, blood vessels, and tissue, broken bones, and other serious injuries 2.
Damage or damage to your internal organs, including internal bleeding, severe swelling, and loss of consciousness 3.
Severe trauma to the internal organs of the body that can lead to infection and death.
So how does a crash happen?
When a plane hits the ground, it’s likely that it will be hit by some kind of object.
If that’s the case, the plane can still go down, even if the plane was already flying away from the crash site when it happened.
This is called a “sudden” impact.
A sudden impact is a sudden, unexpected impact.
It may have occurred by accident, for example, as a result of a skydive accident.
But it may have been caused by something more serious.
This could include something like a vehicle hitting a house or other structures, or someone falling to their death.
In some cases, a plane may have crashed while it was still in the air, or the pilot may have failed to take control of the plane while it’s still airborne.
The amount of damage a plane can cause depends on the type of crash: A minor collision that causes minor damage and a major crash that causes serious damage are called major crashes.
There are several different types of crashes.
A single plane crash is the most common type of accident.
You may be injured but not killed.
But a single plane crashing into a structure is not considered a major collision.
In a major plane crash, you may be seriously injured or killed.
The number of people injured is usually the most reliable indicator of the severity of the crash.
If the plane is going down fast, it may be hard to tell if you were injured or dead.
If you are injured, the worst thing you can say is that you were hurt.
The more serious the injury, the harder it is to get help.
You can call a medical facility or an ambulance if you are hurt, but this may not be an option.
You’ll need to get to the hospital immediately.
Some people call an ambulance and are transported to the emergency room.
Other people call a fire department, but these are rare.
Most people get to a hospital within minutes, but you may need to wait a while longer.
When the plane crashes, the occupants of the aircraft are hurt.
If they are injured or die, you’ll likely need to pay for their medical bills.
The insurance companies will pay for the medical bills for you and your family, but if you’re lucky, they may not cover the full cost of the injury.
What to do if you can’t get to hospital or a doctor If you’re injured, call a hospital emergency room immediately.
Most emergency rooms in California will be staffed by paramedics and other first responders, who will provide medical care and assistance if needed.
However, if the hospital emergency department is closed, there may be a lack of ambulances available.
So if you need medical help, you should call the nearest hospital emergency.
When you’re on the ground after a crash, it is important to avoid jumping off or falling into a vehicle.
It is best to stay with your parachute, as it will protect you from falling out of it.
If a skier jumps off his or her plane into a field or other high terrain, they risk injury and death because of the force of the impact.
But if they fall to the ground with their parachute still attached, there’s a very good chance they’ll survive.