Thanks for Ralph Nader’s Work & for Crash Victims’ Work

Where are those 3.5 million people and their families?  Many people may not even know enough to be grateful.  If they have a close call they may just think “Thank God”.

Although many are saved, many continue to be lost, needlessly.  See https://www.careforcrashvictims.com/blog/blog-thanksgiving/

Both the lives saved and the lives lost are not yet sufficiently visible to the world to create the needed political and market demand to stop the tragedies.

Thanks to Crash Victims’ Work 

Marianne Karth’s work to prevent future tragedies by making visible the loss of her two daughters has begun to inform work worldwide.  See attached presentation on saving children using German medical data on vehicular injuries to children.  Note:  Prof. Lob was very helpful in creating the ADAMS database for the U.S.  See https://www.careforcrashvictims.com/monthly-reports/blog-25reduction/ andhttp://www.adamsairmed.org/public_site.html

Jason Schechterle a police officer’s work to prevent future tragedies of burn deaths and injuries is a moving story of a survivor.  Seehttp://www.amazon.com/Burning-Shield-Jason-Schechterle-Story/dp/0988651947/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1455883253&sr=1-1&keywords=Jason+Schechterle and http://www.autosafety.org/burned-cop-brings-message-patrol-car-safety

The work of these crash victims are making tragedies more visible and more preventable.  

All humanity must be grateful to them and to many others who do difficult work to prevent tragedies.  See https://www.careforcrashvictims.com/assets/Trial_2015_09Sept_AmmonsreviewofLemov.pdf

Lou