December 4, 2014
Meet Sokhom, a 54-year-old mother and grandmother from Camboida. Sokhom enjoys watching TV and going to the pagoda, but over the last several years, her ability to do this has drastically changed.
Sokhom has been partially blind for four years due to the hypermature cataracts in both eyes. “I am unhappy I cannot do things for myself or my family. It is difficult for me to work on the rice farm,” says Sokhom.
To get the appropriate treatment for her cataracts, Sokhom needs a small incision cataract surgery. This treatment will prevent Sokhom from becoming blind while also restoring her current eyesight.
With $100, we can support Sokhom on her journey to health!
Meet Sokhom, a 54-year-old mother and grandmother from Camboida. Sokhom enjoys watching TV and going to the pagoda, but over the last severa...
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March 17, 2015
Sokhom received treatment to restore her vision.
Sokhom’s doctor at Children’s Surgical Centre writes, “Sokhom is so relieved that she can see clearly again after her surgery was successful and the cataract was removed on her left eye. She is looking forward to returning to work on the rice farm and going anywhere on her own. Sokhom is also excited to take care of her grandson.”
Sokhom’s doctor at Children’s Surgical Centre writes, “Sokhom is so relieved that she can see clearly again after her surgery was successful...
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