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                    [Summary] => At a very young age, I noticed that I was extrasensitive to light. I couldn’t have an outdoor photo of myself without squinting.


When I was seven years old, my mother finally took me to an eye doctor to find out what my problem was. I was suffering from myopia – I had a refraction grade of 300 (which had since increased to 900 for my left eye and 1000 for my right eye), which basically means that what a normal person can see 300 ft. away, I can see only within 20 ft., which was really bad. 


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Here’s an Eyeopener

August 21, 2001 - 12:00am

At a very young age, I noticed that I was extrasensitive to light. I couldn’t have an outdoor photo of myself without squinting. When I was seven years old, my mother finally took me to an eye doctor to find...

Health And Family