Bai Sesay

On February 10, Bai Sesay, who had been blinded by cataracts, visited our base in Freetown shortly after cataract surgery to his left eye. His right eye was still recovering from cataract surgery done over one week before.
On February 10, Bai Sesay, who had been blinded by cataracts, visited our base in Freetown shortly after cataract surgery to his left eye. His right eye was still recovering from cataract surgery done over one week before.
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Many people in Sierra Leone go blind due to infections that can often be cured.  Some eye ailments, such as glaucoma, can be controlled with medication. Others, such as cataracts and pterygium, can be successfully treated with surgery.  Every year Africa Surgery helps scores of people to preserve or regain their vision and see the world clearly again.  

Bai Sesay is a living example of what we are doing to help Sierra Leoneans with eye problems.

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Two weeks later Bai visited us again, to thank Africa Surgery for allowing vision to be restored to both of his eyes.
Two weeks later Bai visited us again, to thank Africa Surgery for allowing vision to be restored to both of his eyes.
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