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PhotoVoice Exhibit Artist

Hector Torres

Photo of Hector Torres.

I was 27 years old when I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury in an automobile accident.

Things that have helped me have been doing things in a routine or the same way or manner. Not changing things up or doing things differently have helped me out. My short-term memory loss has been a real barrier for me.

What I would like the community to know about Traumatic Brain Injury is that you don’t have to be in a wheelchair or walk with a cane or missing any part of their body to have a Traumatic Brain Injury. They look like everyone else.

Artworks

Photo of Jenny’s tummy

Jenny’s tummy

Photographer: Hector Torres

There can and is life after a Traumatic Brain Injury.

Photo of Emergency Entrance

Emergency Entrance

Photographer: Hector Torres

This is where my new life started after sustaining my Traumatic Brain Injury.

Photo of Cemetery

Cemetery

Photographer: Hector Torres

This is where I could have ended up, but it wasn’t time yet. So I have to keep trying because I got a second chance to live, where others didn’t.



For more information, contact CCCIL: Crystal Loutzenhiser 831-462-8728 cloutzenhiser@cccil.org or Irene Garcia 831-757-2968 igarcia@cccil.org

Exposición Fotográfica Artista

Hector Torres

Photo of Hector Torres.

I was 27 years old when I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury in an automobile accident.

Things that have helped me have been doing things in a routine or the same way or manner. Not changing things up or doing things differently have helped me out. My short-term memory loss has been a real barrier for me.

What I would like the community to know about Traumatic Brain Injury is that you don’t have to be in a wheelchair or walk with a cane or missing any part of their body to have a Traumatic Brain Injury. They look like everyone else.

Obras de arte

Photo of Christian and Isabel.

Jenny’s tummy

Photographer: Hector Torres

There can and is life after a Traumatic Brain Injury.

Photo of Christian and Isabel.

Emergency Entrance

Photographer: Hector Torres

This is where my new life started after sustaining my Traumatic Brain Injury.

Photo of Christian and Isabel.

Cemetery

Photographer: Hector Torres

This is where I could have ended up, but it wasn’t time yet. So I have to keep trying because I got a second chance to live, where others didn’t.



For more information, contact CCCIL: Crystal Loutzenhiser 831-462-8728 cloutzenhiser@cccil.org or Irene Garcia 831-757-2968 igarcia@cccil.org