ARMC Spreads Brain Injury Awareness for the Month of March
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Bailey Zampella, Neurosurgery Resident, holds a coconut in which she decorated. The coconut was used to demonstrate to children the effects of a brain injury as the insides rattled around when you shook it.
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ARMC’s Injury Prevention Health Education Specialist II Vickie Smith takes a photo with Naomi Hernandez, one of the local young residents to receive a free helmet at the event.
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Carlos Villalobos Venegas, 5, is all smiles as he receives his brand new helmet.
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A myriad of people were stopping by the booth to learn about the importance of wearing a helmet and how serious brain injuries are; and of course to pick up a free helmet!
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Anthony Hernandez counts his fingers when asked how old he is; the new helmet-wearing biker is three years old.
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Anthony Hernandez, 3, gets his head measure so he can get the perfect size helment to yield the most protection.
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Anthony Hernandez lets Vickie Smith adjust his helmet in order to get the perfect fit.
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ARMC’s Injury Prevention Health Education Specialist II Vickie Smith shares important information to Kevin Ruiz about wearing a helmet. The coconut represented a head of someone that had a brain injury as it rattled when shaken.
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Resident Neurosurgeon Bailey Zampella gives a new helmet and various helpful toys to young bicycle rider.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
Vickie Smith, ARMC’s Injury Prevention Health Education Specialist II, explains to a young girl about the importance of wearing a helmet.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
Kevin Ruiz tries his new helmet on for the first time without taking it out of the bag. He also got another one to give to his cousin.
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Anthony Hernandez, 3, is all smiles while trying on his brand new helmet.
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