Blind Miracle Doctor Novels & Stories

That day left me blinded for life, it left me scarred and it left me to the event that changed my whole life around. Two years had gone by since I was left blinded by that hunter's trap. My parents didn't care when I came home, bumping into things, with blood on my face. Over the course of two years, I had healed but my sight was lost forever, it was during this time that I began to rely on my hearing and soon I adapted to the black void that would always be with me. It was also during this time that I began to hear my parents whisper things about the upcoming winter, getting rid of their mistake, and finally hoping that they'd be set free of it. Somehow I knew they were talking about me but

—BOWING OUT I know I can't live here forever. My Cyril is perfectly right. It's all going to be downhill from now on. That's the gist of what the doctor said. Just like an old car, things breaking down one after the other. My eyesight's going for one thing. I can't read a newspaper any more. It's got to be super-big print, like the subtitles on the TV. The most important thing is to keep taking the pills. Four pills every day. That's what keeps me alive.

7 years ago "Doctor what happened to her?" I heard my mother's soft voice. "She has Retinitis Pigmentosa." I heard, what I assumed, the doctor "W-What is that?" My mother's trembling voice asked as I felt her hand grip mine. Something was wrong with me. Everything was black. I know for sure my eyes were open but I can't seem to see anything. I heard someone sigh. "M-mom, I cannot. I cannot see." I said as I tried to sit up but someone pushed me down. "Please settle down, honey while I talk to the doctor." My mother said.

I thrashed my head from side to side, trying to shake off the darkness. A gentle voice broke through the void, “You are awake.” “Who is there?” I cried, trying to retreat. “Calm down. I’m Doctor Abraham. You are in the hospital.” A soft hand held mine, and I clung to it desperately. “What is happening to me? I can’t see. What happened to my eyes?” I asked, my heart pounding in my chest. “You have suffered a traumatic head injury, but don’t worry, your blindness is temporary,” Doctor Abraham reassured me.

“I’m not sure exactly how long it took, but I eventually stumbled across a cabin. I could tell I was near some sort of building and person because of the smells. I was weak, maybe dying because I hadn’t been able to do much for myself. I know I collapsed and when I awoke, I was on a bed. Any wounds I had were cleaned and bandaged, I could smell and feel ointments on my skin. I didn’t feel as much pain because I’d been given medicine. Her voice reached me, an older woman. Turns out, I’d found my way to a witch’s cottage in the middle of the forest. After my experience with the other witch, it took me a while to be able to relax. She didn’t flinch or stop helping when I’d growl, she never trie

I don't even know when I'll die after this battle. Perhaps because I had slept and experienced too many extreme emotions in my dreams, my whole body showed a tired laziness, even though I could never accept my situation, but my mood was too lazy to fluctuate. The blind Pack Doctor named Rowen was changing my infusion with ease. I looked around, took in the room full of bottles and jars, and finally believed I was in a medical room, but I couldn't believe the person in front of me was a doctor. "Doctor Rowen, if I may ask, can you be a doctor even if you're blind? "

“I should have mentioned this earlier.” Marcus stared at him, his heart pounding. “The child has developed temporary blindness,” the doctor explained carefully. “Her nervous system couldn’t fully process the traumatic events she experienced.” The words struck Marcus like thunder. His knees suddenly gave way. He collapsed onto the floor. “But don’t worry,” the doctor continued quickly. “It’s very possible that her vision will return after some time.” Mrs. Ashford immediately rushed toward the doctor, tears streaming down her face. “Doctor… please,” she begged desperately. “I will give you all the money you want.”

My eyes widened as I turned, just to see Jason clawing at his eyes furiously. Oh no. ************ “What's his condition, doctor?” My voice cracked with each word I let out, but I didn't let it stop me. “Is he going to be okay?” “Actually, he'll be fine.” I let out a breath I had no idea I was holding at the doctor's words. “He's just temporarily blind , but it'll clear out in a couple of days.” I let out another breath of relief. With a nod at the doctor, he headed out, and I walked back into the hospital ward. The moment I pressed the door shut, I came face to face with a sleeping Jason.

Soon enough, two doctors came in carrying their medical kits. "Doctors, please examine her eyes and see if she's really blind," Mr. Greene said. The doctors nodded before taking out a small flashlight from the medical kit. After more than 10 minutes, they were finally done with the examination. One of the doctors turned to face the crowd. With a sigh, he said regrettably, "Her vision is extremely poor, with low visibility that is akin to blindness." Everyone was shocked to hear that. They all turned to look at me.

It shattered me completely, far worse than any physical pain, leaving me feeling like everyone in the world had abandoned me. "I have no family anymore," I muttered absentmindedly, tears spilling out and hitting the blanket. That doctor froze for a second, then quickly stepped in to stop me. "You really can't cry anymore, Mr. Hunter." It was then that the phone rang, and the doctor said, "Your wife is calling. She's allowed to sign for you, so there's no need to be so down, Mr. Hunter." I remained silent as the doctor answered the phone. "Is this Brandon's family speaking? He's close to total blindness, but he qualifies for retinal surgery to bring back his sight. Please come over to sign th