The Miracle of Sight

Musangus Story
Today, Musangu has become an ambassador and a source of comfort for other cataract patients in his village. Musangu is one of the over 790 cataract patients who have had their sight restored as a result of Lions Aid Norway supported Eye Health program. He sat down with some LAN staff to tell the story of his life as a blind person and how he came to receive the Miracle of Sight. Musangu begins to tell the visitors that it all started in 2007 when he started having a smoky vision. This continued through the next couple of years until in 2011 when upon making a visit to Lewanika Eye Clinic, Musangu was diagnosed blind.
The worst of all is that I could not work in my field, I felt bad that I could not provide for my family Musangu narrated with emotion filled in his eyes. I was scared that I could not see my children and grand children grow. I could only hear their voices. I was so frustrated, I wanted to commit suicide. In January 2013, Musangu received sight

restoring surgery at Lewanika General Hospital made possible with support from Lions Aid Norway.

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That was the best day of my life. The first thing I saw was the nurse standing in front of me. It felt like I was born again Musangu explains as he bursts out in a joyful laughter.
Musangu who is an energetic man explains that he could not believe what had just happened to him. For almost 2 years of his life, he had to depend on his children for almost everything. He needed assistance to go to the bathroom, to eat or even make basic movements around his compound.
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year old Musangu Likumbi gathers up all his children, grandchildren and extended family to meet a team of Lions Aid Norway and Ministry of Health Zambia visitors. Musangu, in an excited mood he Musangu who lives with his 3 children and 8 grand children is a peasant farmer whose livelihood depends on maize and rice growing.

People in this village like to go to the witch doctors but I tell them that they are just wasting time. They will just damage their eyes Musangu proudly explains. My message to the sponsors is that they should not get tired to support us. A persons life depends on sight. Look at me today, I can play with my grand children, work and feed my family and enjoy life with my wife Musangu brags as the rest of the village burst in laughter.

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was dead. The 63 year old fails to hold back tears as he struggles to make his point