“What all can you see with your new spectacles?”
“Everything!” responds Aadya with a vibrant smile on her face.
A delightful seven-year-old girl from Nepal, Aadya was identified with myopia through the REACH school screening. She would enjoy playing and spending time with her siblings and watching TV, but a blurred vision often made it challenging for her to go about her life.
“She used to sit very close to the television while watching TV, and make frequent mistakes while studying especially while writing,” commented her father, Ajay. He added, “This is how we realised that something was wrong with her vision. We were worried about her academics and future; you need a healthy vision to do anything.”