Three of their four children are going blind, so this family took the...
Three of their four children are going blind, so this family took them to see the world first. Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier learned that Mia, 11, Colin, 7, and Laurent, 5, all carry retinitis pigmentosa, an incurable condition that gradually destroys their vision, while their son Léo, 9, doesn't have the gene. In March 2022, the family set off on a year-long trip from Namibia to Nepal to Bali, to build a bank of visual memories before their children's sight fades, a journey later turned into the National Geographic documentary Blink. (Credit: @pleinleursyeux) #pubity
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Three of their four children are going blind, so this family took them to see the world first. Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier learned that Mia, 11, Colin, 7, and Laurent, 5, all carry retinitis pigmentosa, an incurable condition that gradually destroys their vision, while their son Léo, 9, doesn't have the gene. In March 2022, the family set off on a year-long trip from Namibia to Nepal to Bali, to build a bank of visual memories before their children's sight fades, a journey later turned into the National Geographic documentary Blink. (Credit: @pleinleursyeux) #pubity
Originally published on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@6667193803299241989/video/769212387598
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