Other posts tagged "eye injuries"

Jun 01 2012

Children with disabilities are often forgotten

by Lorie Gibson, Vice-President of International Programs

I once met a little boy with one eye. Last year while in India, I visited the L.V. Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad, India. This world-class centre for vision care works closely with Operation Eyesight. I was touring the facility, … Continue reading →

May 18 2012

A child’s brush with blindness

by Lynne Dulaney, Director of Communications

Growing up, my two kids were prone to the usual childhood mishaps… scraped knees, bumped heads, sprained wrists, even the odd black eye. Fortunately, their eye injuries were rare and never vision-threatening. In Africa, however, I saw children with eye … Continue reading →

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