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UVA Interventional Radiology team members pose in the butterfly scrub caps that were created and sold to raise money for medical expenses for the sister of former technologist Amber Simmons<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

Amber Simmons<\/strong> graduated from the Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging\u2019s Charles J. Tegtmeyer Program of Interventional Radiology and Special Procedures<\/a> in 2016. After graduating, Amber worked in the interventional radiology division at UVA Health for six years as an IR diagnostic technologist before departing in 2022 to take a role with a medical device company.<\/p>\n

Since her departure, Amber remains close with the UVA IR team and still works closely with them in her new position. But in December 2022, a close family member of Amber\u2019s experienced a sudden medical event that brought them to UVA for treatment, and Amber came to rely on her IR community in a new and powerful way.<\/p>\n

A Sudden Loss of Vision<\/h2>\n

In early December, Amber\u2019s twin sister, Alicia<\/strong>, a chef at the acclaimed Tavola restaurant in Charlottesville, suddenly lost her peripheral vision. She was admitted to UVA Health and received top-notch care from the neurology, oncology, neurosurgery, immunology and neuroimmunology teams. Alicia was able to return home after a week at the medical center, but unfortunately was readmitted in January with additional symptoms, including facial numbness.<\/p>\n

This time, her UVA care team decided to perform a stereotactic brain biopsy. This is a procedure in which neurosurgeons carefully remove a small piece of the brain. By obtaining a tissue sample, they hoped to be able to determine exactly what was happening inside Alicia\u2019s brain.<\/p>\n

The biopsy revealed that Alicia has a demyelinating lesion, or a tumor-like mass that was causing damage to the protective covering surrounding nerve fibers in the brain. When this covering is damaged, neurological symptoms, like those that Alicia was experiencing, can occur.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe biopsy was not easy for Alicia to experience,\u201d Amber says, \u201cShe had brain fog afterwards, and for a while it was hard for her to express how she felt. Even small things like forming sentences, or saying the right number, or even reading, was difficult.\u201d<\/p>\n

During this time, members of the UVA IR community stayed as involved as they could in Alicia\u2019s care, even though Alicia was not their patient. Some, like Dr. Fritz Angle<\/strong>, Division Chief of IR, and Dr. Meghan Clark<\/strong>, Chief IR Resident, helped facilitate things when they could and gave the family perspective and hope. Some would even stop by Alicia\u2019s room while doing rounds on their own patients at night. \u201cDr. Angle called it making his house call,\u201d Amber says.<\/p>\n

Still, some of Amber\u2019s former colleagues wondered what more they could do to help.<\/p>\n

Coming Together For Alicia and Amber<\/h2>\n

Alicia\u2019s condition is currently stable\u2014she can work and carry on with most of the activities of her normal life\u2014but her exact diagnosis remains unclear. The Simmons family is planning to reach out to additional experts to help determine the best course of action. But this process will come with a steep cost.<\/p>\n

One member of UVA IR,\u00a0Debbie Berry<\/strong>, RN, knew that she wanted to help Amber, Alicia and their family with burdensome medical expenses as they contemplated next steps. So she decided to start a fundraiser for Alicia\u2019s medical care.<\/p>\n

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A closeup of the two types of butterfly scrub caps<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

Debbie had the idea of creating special scrub caps with a butterfly fabric to sell to members of the IR department. She knew that Dr. Luke Wilkins<\/strong>, an interventional radiologist in the department, had previously enlisted his mother, Charlene<\/strong>, to create and donate hand-sewn fabric bags to help IR patients with tubes feel more comfortable. Would Charlene be interested in helping to create scrub caps for this fundraiser?<\/p>\n

Not only did Charlene say yes, but she was thrilled to be involved. \u201cShe actually wrote me a letter,\u201d Debbie says, \u201cThanking me for what I was doing and saying she would love to help.\u201d Debbie procured the fabric for the caps and\u00a0 mailed it to Charlene in Michigan. Charlene immediately got to work sewing 50 homemade scrub caps.<\/p>\n

It took her less than a month to sew the caps and send them back to Debbie in Charlottesville. \u201cI said to Dr. Wilkins, I can\u2019t wait to meet his mom and take her out to dinner the next time she comes to town,\u201d says Debbie. \u201cI think the world of her, helping us and Alicia the way she did.\u201d<\/p>\n

Fundraising Success<\/h2>\n

With the 50 caps in hand, Debbie and other IR team members got down to business. They sold the caps to other members of the IR department for $20 each, with an overall goal of raising $1,000 for the Simmons family.<\/p>\n

Within a couple of weeks there were only a couple of caps left unsold. Debbie says they will absolutely sell all 50 and reach their fundraising goal. \u201cSome people didn\u2019t even need a cap,\u201d she said, \u201cThey just handed us money as a donation. Absolutely everybody was on board to help.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s not a lot you can do, to be honest, in this kind of situation,\u201d she continues. \u201cSo it helps people to get involved on some small level.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWe love Alicia and Amber. They are wonderful citizens and community members and we think the world of them,\u201d Debbie says. \u201cYou have an idea, you try something, and to see it bring out all this goodness in others and bring goodness to people you care about makes you feel really blessed.\u201d<\/p>\n

Even though she has formally left the IR team, Amber feels the support and care of her colleagues now more than ever. As her, Alicia and their family embark on their next steps, they carry that love and support with them.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s been a super scary situation,\u201d she said. \u201cSo knowing you have trusted people and allies who really care, who offer you all this support, means so much to us.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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