Patient Daniel McDiamid, 16 months right, reaches out to feel Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark's goatee during a picnic for past and current patients at Douglas Walker Park in Byron Center. McDiarmid was diagnosed with a one of a kind variety of SCID (servere combined immuno deficiency).
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark, left, hugs former patient Amanda Winn, 22 right, who had Hodgkins Lymphoma at Douglas Walker Park in Byron Center. Winn said about being treated for cancer at the children's hospital, "I think one of the things that's great about the children's hospital is their consideration of the fact you still have a life to live after treatment."
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark watches a ball aimed at the bullseye of the dunk tank during the picnic at Douglas Walker Park in Byron Center.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark falls into the dunk tank as his son Charlie VanDemark, 8 right, pulls the lever while Matthew Robinson pushes the Bullseye during the picnic at Douglas Walker Park in Byron Center.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Child Life Specialist Rhys VanDemark hugs Tyler Kremer, 6, after jumping out of the dunk tank.
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