Stressors Add Up During Holidays

Dear Colleague,

The holiday season is now in full swing, along with the added stress we all experience. But for the people we work with who have lost someone close to them or experienced a serious injury themselves, the added stress of the holidays can be exponentially difficult.

As we discuss in this month's IN YOUR INTEREST, it's the sum of various stressors that really make it hard for people to move on after serious trauma. And a sudden change in finances adds significantly to this anxiety and uncertainty. Read how a structured settlement can help relieve that stress.

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Structured settlements are not just about tax-free future payments. They’re really about helping put lives back together and achieving the “new” normal in more ways than just financially. When a family loses a loved one or a person is catastrophically injured, the familiar changes quickly and dramatically. These changes often turn into stressors that when added together can overwhelm even the strongest of individuals. Grief normally abates over time, but in some cases it can develop into a disabling syndrome called Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD).

Avoiding or mitigating stressors may be the key in moving toward recovery, but recognizing them is not as easy as you might think. To better understand the lives of accident victims or their survivors and to see how a structured settlement can reduce change-related stress in their lives,

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