The Brain Institute's 2015 Epilepsy Surgery Reunion

Published on: 12/4/2015
Over 200 guests attended The Brain Institute's 2015 Epilepsy Surgery Reunion. The reunion drew over 60 families from throughout the country. Patients and families had the opportunity to reunite with physicians, nurses and other members of their care team. Throughout the day, guests enjoyed lunch, and fun filled activities including a visit to Jungle Island.

Some photos from the event:
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Brain Institute Epilepsy Surgery Patients & Family Reunion
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Brain Institute Epilepsy Surgery Patients & Family Reunion
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Brain Institute Epilepsy Surgery Patients & Family Reunion
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Brain Institute Epilepsy Surgery Patients & Family Reunion
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Brain Institute Epilepsy Surgery Patients & Family Reunion
 
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