Hey all! Looking forward to this. I am going into my third year of rabbinical school at HUC-JIR. Prior to this, I was a student at JTS in Tanach, where I received an MA, prior to which I was a student at Queen's University where I studied religion in modernity.
Although the type of road could lead to such an accident, there are many other causes of head-on collisions (including): 1  Distracted driving. 2  Failure to maintain vehicle control. 3  Fatigued driving.  Improper 1  passing. Driving under the influence.  Bad weather 1  conditions. Disobey traffic signs and signals.
Cancers that develop in the brain, such as a high-grade brain tumour, can cause paralysis, usually on one side of the body. Alternatively, cancers can spread (metastasise) from other parts of the body into the brain or spinal cord, leading to paralysis. severe head injury can cause brain damage. The brain's surface can tear or bruise as it bumps against the skull, damaging blood vessels and nerves. Paralysis can occur if a part of the brain that controls specific muscles is damaged during a severe head injury.