PHOTOS: Virtual reality helps ease the pain of cancer treatment for kids
Staff at Cure 4 the Kids prepare Serena to use the virtual reality goggles.Parker Collins
The virtual reality experience is like a video game that helps to distract patients from their treatment as it is going on.Parker Collins
Sixteen-year-old Serena has leukemia and is trying the virtual reality goggles for the first time.Parker Collins
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Cure 4 the Kids has 3 sets of virtual reality goggles that they received through a grant. They are designed to help ease the pain of treatments for cancer and other serious illnesses.Parker Collins
Serena is having blood drawn while playing a virtual reality game.Parker Collins
Parker Collins
Behind the scenes as 13 Action News shoots a story about a new way to help kids overcome the pain of cancer treatment. Cure 4 The Kids, a specialty nonprofit clinic uses virtual reality goggles/Parker Collins
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13 Action News reporter Parker Collins tries the virtual reality goggles. Parker Collins
A closer look at the equipment.Parker Collins
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