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http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/04/02/seeing.no.limits.ap/index.html

holy crap lol

Impressive.

As impressive as that is, I don't know how comftarble I'd feel about a blind MD fiddling with me bits :p

Eitherway, congratulations to the guy, he's earnt it :)

This man is so accomplished, the fact that he's blind is almost overshadowed. I was impressed just by all he's done. The blindness seems almost like icing on a very impressive cake.

I bet he fights crime at night.

As impressive as that is, I don't know how comftarble I'd feel about a blind MD fiddling with me bits :p

Eitherway, congratulations to the guy, he's earnt it :)

If he was supposed to be diagnosing a rash on my skin or something, I might have a problem with it, but as an anesthesiologist, i don't think I'd mind.

This man is so accomplished, the fact that he's blind is almost overshadowed. I was impressed just by all he's done. The blindness seems almost like icing on a very impressive cake.

I bet he fights crime at night.

With that list of accomplishments, it wouldn't surprise me at all.

I thought someone had started a thread about me, but then I saw the link and though, "I've never been to that site" sure enough it wasn't about me.

Kewl guy though, being blind, and still becoming a doctor, just shows that detirmination can keep one going. Not sure that I would be the most comfortable knowing he was working on me, but then again, if I was being cut open and the like, I wouldn't want anyone to do it in the first place.

I saw a commercial once where a blind man kept up his business as a carpenter and the guy once said, "I may have lost my sight, but I never lost my vision."

He may have no sight, but he has better vision than most of the rest of us put together.