- Pain
and suffering;
- Loss
of earnings;
- Loss
of pension;
- Disadvantage
on the open labour market;
- Loss
of opportunity of a job or career;
- Medication;
- Travel
to hospital for you and your relatives including
car parking;
- Care
given to you by members of your family;
- Care
given by someone else to your family which you would
have normally given but as a result of the accident
you can't provide it;
- Equipment;
- DIY
that you can't do anymore and have to pay for;
- Gardening
that you would have done but someone else has done
for you or that you have paid for;
- Physiotherapy
or other treatment cost;
- Vehicle
repairs;
- Car
Hire;
- Damaged
clothing;
- Loss
of use of your vehicle and inconvenience;
- Any
other expense that relates directly to your injury.
It
is really important that you keep receipts for everything
and make a note of things that others are having to do
for you such as going to the shops, taking you to the
doctors and doing anything around the house that you would
have normally done yourself before you were injured.
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