Traci Medford-Rosow Bücher

Das ist die wahre Geschichte von Kevin Coughlin aus New York, der mit 36 Jahren aufgrund einer seltenen Erbkrankheit (Leber’sche Optikusneuropathie) erblindete. Zwanzig Jahre später kehrte Kevins Sehvermögen ohne medizinischen Eingriff wie durch ein Wunder zurück. Er ist weltweit der einzige bekannte Mensch, der eine spontane Regeneration des Sehnervs ohne ärztliche Unterstützung erfahren hat. Dieses berührende Buch folgt Kevins Abstieg in die Dunkelheit und seiner wundersamen Rückkehr ins Licht.

Unblinded is the true story of the only known person in the world to have lost his or her sight only to regain it again twenty years later, without explanation or medical intervention.

Intrigue permeates the narrative as the author recounts a compelling true story filled with personal challenges and transformative experiences. The journey explores pivotal moments that shape identity and perspective, revealing deep insights into resilience and change. Through vivid storytelling, the author invites readers to reflect on their own inflection points in life, making it a relatable and thought-provoking read that emphasizes growth and self-discovery.

Focusing on the resilience of the homeless community in New York City, this account offers a compelling glimpse into their struggles and survival during the pandemic. Through firsthand reporting, it highlights the challenges faced by individuals living on the streets, showcasing their resourcefulness and the impact of the crisis on their lives. The narrative emphasizes personal stories that reveal the broader social issues and human experiences behind homelessness in an unprecedented time.