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Bruno Guévremont: Join the Fight Against Concussions

Bruno Guévremont explains why he is joining the fight against concussions and how better awareness, support, and research can protect others from similar harm.

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Bruno Guévremont: Join the Fight Against Concussions

Corporal (Ret’d) Bambi Gray was born and raised in Kingston, Ontario. At 5 years old, Bambi was playing young supply technician with her father at the Princess of Wales’ Own Regiment Army Cadets Corps. By the time she turned 21, she had officially joined the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). After successfully completing her military training, she spent her seven-year career based in Petawawa, where she was deployed twice. Her first deployment was to Poland, in 2015. This was followed by a tour in Iraq, in 2017. Bambi was released in 2018 currently operates her own gym in Amherst, Ontario, just outside of Kingston.

So, my real name is actually Bambi. I was born and raised in Kingston, Ontario, and got involved with Army Cadets at a very young age. This helped grow my personality for team building, lifestyle sports, and pretty much anything that evolved around doing things with groups of people. When I was 21 years old, I joined the military. I was very active within it: training, or volunteering for extracurriculars. I was (and still am!) always very go-go-go!


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