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According to "CNN"Parents, Edith LeMay and Sebastien Petellie, are in a race against time, so they can do it sons The three with their sister, from seeing so many places in the world, until they have been able to see until now.
and guide the illness The gene known as retinitis pigmentosa leads to regression or loss of vision over time, while so far there is no effective treatment for this.
The couple, who have been tied up for 12 years, discovered, in shocking moments, that three of their children suffer from … Symptoms The same, and it concerns the daughter Mia, 11, and the brothers Leo and Laurent.
The mother acknowledges the state of disability in the face of the children’s illness, stating that the health disorder worsens over time and that at the moment there is no cure to completely eliminate the disease or even curb its aggravation.
The mother bitterly says that doctors do not currently know the frequency of visual decline in children, but it is predictable and very likely that they will lose their sight completely in middle age.
The mother affirms her willingness to enrich the memory of the children so that they can see as much of things as possible before losing sight.
So far, the family has visited the sand dunes in Namibia, saw elephants in Botswana, rode hot air balloons in Cappadocia, Turkey, and went to the Zanzibar caves in Tanzania, as well as another visit to Zambia.
The family is determined to visit other countries, such as Indonesia and Southeast Asian countries, to learn about different cultures, but as allowed by the restrictions still imposed due to the Corona epidemic.
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According to “CNN”, the parents, Edith LeMay and Sebastien Petellii, are racing against time, so that it can sons The three with their sister, from seeing so many places in the world, until they have been able to see until now.
and guide the illness The gene known as retinitis pigmentosa leads to regression or loss of vision over time, while so far there is no effective treatment for this.
The couple, who have been tied up for 12 years, discovered, in shocking moments, that three of their children suffer from … Symptoms The same, and it concerns the daughter Mia, 11, and the brothers Leo and Laurent.
The mother acknowledges the state of disability in the face of the children’s illness, stating that the health disorder worsens over time and that at the moment there is no cure to completely eliminate the disease or even curb its aggravation.
The mother bitterly says that doctors do not currently know the frequency of visual decline in children, but it is predictable and very likely that they will lose their sight completely in middle age.
The mother affirms her willingness to enrich the memory of the children so that they can see as much of things as possible before losing sight.
So far, the family has visited the sand dunes in Namibia, saw elephants in Botswana, rode hot air balloons in Cappadocia, Turkey, and went to the Zanzibar caves in Tanzania, as well as another visit to Zambia.
The family is determined to visit other countries, such as Indonesia and Southeast Asian countries, to learn about different cultures, but as allowed by the restrictions still imposed due to the Corona epidemic.
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