Yeah, unless steering on ice then direction can be a problem. Mom was driving me to school one snowy, icy day in New York when she hit ice and plunged down an embankment. Went real slick right between two big trees! If we hit one of those trees, we would probably both have died. She broke her finger nail and I got a bloody nose. I told her I was going with Daddy after that!
My skin has slowly been moving out for awhile now. Most of the time I have no idea how I'm bleeding.
I used to see a lot of people with that problem at the hospital. Prednisone and blood thinners plus age equals skin tears. Poor folks.
Oh yes . Driving on snow and ice is 2 different things.
Wish I could quit them but them mini strokes kinda scare you.
Actually, my oldest was 5 when we moved so he remembers snow. The little one was three years younger, so although he played in it he does not remember. They both still live in FL.
They have to or just stay home a lot. lol
I have family in New Orleans . They had a dusting one year and tried their best to sled in it lol. Fuuny how most that get snow don't want it but those of us rarely get it love it.
Yeah, husband had an aneurysm in his brain burst. He had a really bad headache for three days but he figured it was a migraine so never went to the hospital until he realized his vision had decreased and not come back. I saw his CT scan and seeing a pool of blood pushing the brain aside is very scary. But they never operated, just monitored him. The doctors could not figure out why it didn't kill him! They actually flew a specialist in to examine him. He is too stubborn to give in.
You should get that checked. Don't want your neck to rot, it holds your head on!
