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"Operate on the young ones first, and leave the elderly for next time"
Embrace ReliefDr. Uzunel, a dedicated eye doctor and naturopath, has performed over 10,000 cataract surgeries, with 3,000+ free surgeries during her humanitarian medical expeditions to Africa. Her work transforms lives, turning darkness into light for so many. In this video, Dr. Uzunel recalls being told she needed to choose who would receive free cataract surgery. There was a line of 2,000 people, but she only had supplies for 200 surgeries. After being told she needed to choose who would receive the surgery, she was told to start with the youngest and leave the elderly individuals for next time. However, Read moreShow less
Dr. Uzunel, a dedicated eye doctor and naturopath, has performed over 10,000 cataract surgeries, with 3,000+ free surgeries during her humanitarian medical expeditions to Africa. Her work transforms lives, turning darkness into light for so many.
In this video, Dr. Uzunel recalls being told she needed to choose who would receive free cataract surgery. There was a line of 2,000 people, but she only had supplies for 200 surgeries.
After being told she needed to choose who would receive the surgery, she was told to start with the youngest and leave the elderly individuals for next time. However, during a conversation with an older patient, she learned that the youngest child in Malian families is responsible for any older disabled family members.
But she still had to choose.
Dr. Uzunel revisits moments of concern, bravery, and faith from previous trips.
Visit here https://bityl.co/SE9O to support Dr. Uzunel's mission to return to Africa and complete 200 free cataract surgeries!
In this video, Dr. Uzunel recalls being told she needed to choose who would receive free cataract surgery. There was a line of 2,000 people, but she only had supplies for 200 surgeries.
After being told she needed to choose who would receive the surgery, she was told to start with the youngest and leave the elderly individuals for next time. However, during a conversation with an older patient, she learned that the youngest child in Malian families is responsible for any older disabled family members.
But she still had to choose.
Dr. Uzunel revisits moments of concern, bravery, and faith from previous trips.
Visit here https://bityl.co/SE9O to support Dr. Uzunel's mission to return to Africa and complete 200 free cataract surgeries!
