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I live alone. if i sustained a life-threatening injury, how would i get to the hospital?
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Need a Plan: People who live alone need to have someone who is aware of their plans and general activities. Try to arrange to have someone touch base with you with some regularity and you can offer to do the same.
Answered 10/3/2016
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