[ad_1]
The new technology in China may help a man from the newly born Alberta with a rare vision of a more clear vision and feel more independent.
Josh Freiz, 38, from Airdrie, has moral Nystagmus – a condition that makes his eyes move without an officer and gives him a distorted vision.
“It is an involuntary movement of the eye and causes me to not be able to see a very good. Not long distances or writing and in particular, the lights and signs on the highway are difficult,” says Freez.
Fariz says because of his condition, he cannot do what he wants to do as a father – which includes picking his son from school or watching his children playing sports.
Get weekly health news
Receive the latest medical news and health information provided to you every Sunday.
“He has always appeared,” says Stephanie Den.
“But he cannot try it. Like, I can say that my daughter got a basketball basket and is unable to try it. He celebrates with us, but he does not get his vision for himself.”
According to optical specialist Dr. Theodore Bouzia, the situation affects six out of 10,000 people; Depending on the population composition used to study.
“It is really difficult, because I want him to see the world as the rest does,” says Dunn.
Freez met a company in Texas last year and is now a candidate for a new surgery in China, which is expected to be approved soon.
It is a trip that will cost at least $ 60,000.
“This is just the procedure, staying in the hospital, (and) the farm itself. This does not cover the cost of accessing there or staying there,” says Freiz.
He says: “I have to go twice. The first time is the process and everything like that, and we go home for a month and let everything heal and then go back to run everything.”
Family established a Gofundment A campaign to help cover them in covering the largest cost as possible.
If the process succeeds, Josh has already has his attention in obtaining the learner’s permit and shopping for a car.
& Copy 2025 Global News, a Division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
