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I was in the backseat of the vehicle that was hit. I was not wearing a seat belt, because we were only going a short distance. After the accident, I went to the chiropractor and it turns out I have a pinched nerve. We have a lawyer. My question is, I can get something out of this, despite not wearing a seatbelt. This makes me a little bit responsible, but never have if I do not get hit. The accident took place in Charleston, WV and I'm in Florida … and we believe that the girl was on the phone … idiot. The seat belt had prevented whiplash … but I have problems at middle and lower back by the impact … so what would have happened regardless if it is the seat belt or not.

Do not be stupid and admit that not wearing a seatbelt. If not admitted to a police report, and if no one saw more clearly than you or remember clearly, then that takes it.

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I start at a critical point in deciding what career I want to take. I always wanted to be a vet, especially an equine veterinarian. But I heard that it does not make it pay or not worth it. Is this true? I know that it takes 8 years of college, working odd hours, and take a hit in the mud. But I think I want to be around horses, to help them. I want to make small animals too. What state (s) are the most successful veterinary? And what about foreign countries … I can move some where Europe when I'm older. How many of these jobs pay? Are they worth it? Equine Chiropractor Saddle-Fitter / Saddle Repair-Breeder-Trainer Are there others? Thank you!

I am an aspiring veterinarian, but I do not know what I want to specialize in more … But I know I want be a vet for sure, nothing else seems fun at all. From what I watched, you must have good enough grades in school secondary and a lot of experience w / animals. I kind of already schools that I want to go to the tail – if I can get in ha ha. After I leave school I want to go to Sweet Briar College in VA (it's all girls, but it is also a riding school also, where you can board your horse, going to shows, etc.) to get my vet field. Then I hope, if I can get I want to go to Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in the Caribbean – all graduates may practice veterinary Med in all 50 states, in 10 provinces of Canada, and Puerto Rico. The people I talked to say that you will not make a lot of money being an equine vet if you specialize in the legs. Of course, if you go to the horses, then you will probably have to locate again depending on what area of ??the country where you Because some places are simply more people in need of horses than others you know? haha. Good luck!

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