'I Can See, Mommy': Witness The Moment Two Blind Sisters See The World For First Time from the Huffington Post
"Sonia and Anita, two sisters living in rural India, were both born blind. A simple surgery, costing about $300, could have restored their sight long ago; but their parents, who earn 17 cents an hour planting and harvesting rice by hand, could barely make ends meet. Though the odds seemed stacked against them, the girls got a happy ending anyway."
For several years now I have been showcasing the Hope-for-Paws animal rescue videos. On Lynn Cullen's program and elsewhere, I routinely say that what Eldad and company have done is create a ground-breaking "virtuous circle" that other charitable organizations should explore to see if it could be applied to their issue. HERE is the first organization with real human victims where the parallels are almost perfect. This is what I've been talking about. Check it out!
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