Blind Miracle Doctor Novels & Stories

said the doctor. He counted from one to three in his thoughts, and tried to open his eyes all over again. It was slow, and nerve-racking. The great disappointment consumed him when he was able to half opened them and saw nothing but darkness. His tears were starting to form on both sides of his eyes. "Blink," the doctor advised. He shut his eyes again and opened them, blinking twice until he was able to fully open them. Another sight of darkness welcomed him, and it made him teary.

His focus on the flames as they crackled and waved. “The Luna has arrived,” Odis announced. The young man turned around has dark skin and his black hair is puffy and wild. A firm strong jawline, thin lips, and sharp prominent nose. The most surprising thing is his eyes, brown eyes with a white cloud over them. The doctor is blind. “Good afternoon, Luna. My name is James Sylvester. It’s a pleasure and an honor to meet you,” the doctor said. “A pleasure to meet you. You seem quite…”

the doctor asked as I felt hands on my arms. My arms were being lifted slightly and I guess that they were performing some checks on me. I felt pretty much normal except for the fact that my body felt like it didn’t have much strength and that I couldn’t see. “Doctor…am I blind?” I asked, bluntly. There was moment of silence, and I was beginning to think of the worst. “No, Miss. I assure you that you are definitely not blind. You can’t see anything right now because we’ve placed eyepatches on your eyes,” the doctor said followed by a small chuckle.

Resisting the urge to hold Deirdre’s hand, he asked, “Deirdre, do you want to cure your eyes?” Deirdre only had a fleeting sense of disappointment before shaking her head. “If my eyes could be cured, they would have been cured a long time ago. Besides, I’m living a good life now, and I can still walk normally even without the capability to see clearly.” Brendan could sense the struggle in Deirdre’s words. No one would want to become blind, especially after having seen the light before. Brendan frowned, recalling a young physician abroad who specialized in treating double blindness and had cured countless eyes in just six months.

After a while, the doctor finished the examination. Both Julien and Luke looked at the doctor. Julien asked first, "Doctor, how is she?" Hearing the question, Sydney in bed blinked her eyes. Obviously, she also wanted to know the answer. The doctor put the small torch into his pocket and replied. "This lady's blindness should be caused by her head injury." "Can she recover from blindness?" Julien asked again, narrowing his eyes. The doctor shook his head. "I can't answer you now. I need professional equipment to determine what caused this lady to be blind. Only when I find the cause can I know whether she is temporarily blind or not."

But when darkness sets in, it makes way for a starry night, which then makes us believe in those little things called miracles. And with miracles in mind, another two days pass. There is, what the Doctor is getting overexcited about, a slight decrease in the pressure on his brain. So the very moment, he said that there was not one dry eye in the room, for we all started to believe in something new called faith. Just when we were all starting to lose hope, and everything started to seem dire and bleak, our hearts that were slowly dying, found that silver lining that was pushing through the dark clouds.

Closing my eyes I thought about everything that happened last night, I wasn't sure who the man was or if there were others with him, but I was glad he found me and brought me to the hospital, I thought Detective Marks was going to kill me. “Good evening Soma my name is Dr. Samuel, so we’ve run all the tests we can and we cannot find out the reason you cannot see. I am hoping whatever the person used on you will wear off, but right now you are blind.” “So there is nothing you can give me to see if it will bring my vision back?” I said choking back the tears. “No sorry there isn't anything medically wrong with you, so our medicines wouldn't be wise to try,” he said clearing his throat. “We’ve

Hall earlier that day, but when she opened her bag, she found a printed sheet inside that she hadn’t seen before. It wasn’t signed. It simply said: “You’re opening your eyes, Invisible Doctor. Be careful. Some things were never meant to be seen.”

The live broadcast seemed to explode with comments. "Wow! That's not real, is it?" "Damn, he actually managed to do a silk pulse diagnosis?" "He's a real miracle doctor!" "Eh? Wait, he wrote one more diagnosis!" Robb's brow was furrowed as he pointed at the last diagnosis written on the paper and said, "Night blindness? That can't be right. It's not written on the patient's profile." He turned and handed the answer sheet to Roberto and the others.

The doctor inserted himself between us. "Unbelievable. They're both awake. After a month. A miracle." “Mr Kaden? Mr Kaden can you hear me ?” The doctor asked pointing a flash light at my body, it seemed confused. A month? A month?! I felt a shiver running down my spine. The physician was getting vitals, shining a light into both our eyes. I saw myself staring at me with growing bewilderment. My brows furrowed. The nurses whispered to each other.