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During Action for Brain Injury Week Helena talks about her daughter’s traumatic brain injury 

Posted on 17th May 2023 in Medical Negligence

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Helena Campbell

Associate & Chartered Legal Executive
During Action for Brain Injury Week Helena talks about her daughter’s traumatic brain injury 

During Action for Brain Injury Week, Helena Campbell, Associate in our Medical Negligence department, in discussion with Tamsin Trollope, talks about her daughter’s traumatic brain injury. 

Helena explains that, in 2016, at 3 years old, Ava suffered a fall from standing, which resulted in a fractured skull and large bleed to the brain.  You can learn more about her journey in this insightful video, which is part one of a mini series.

Headway, the brain injury association, run this awareness campaign as every 90 seconds, somebody suffers a brain injury.  These can have devastating, life-long effects on anyone, including you and your loved ones.

 

 

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