A common but non-exhaustive list of factors typically considered include the plaintiff’s age; the nature of the injury; the severity and duration of the pain; disability; emotional suffering; loss or impairment of life; loss or impairment of family, marital, or social relationships; impairment of physical and mental abilities; loss of lifestyle; and the plaintiff’s stoicism: Stapley v. Hejslet, 2006 BCCA 34 at para. 46.
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