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Archive for the ‘Retinitis Pigmentosa’ Category

Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is actually a group of genetic eye disorders that leads to incurable blindness. This disorder is characterized by the progressive loss of photoreceptor cells and may eventually lead to blindness, the progression is different for everyone. Total blindness is not a guaranteed thing but the decrease of vision is.

Imagine being 20 years old and being told your night blindness is not just a quirk you have, it’s a medical condition that will possibly leave you blind and there is no cure. I’m sorry if this has happen to you but please don’t just sit back and accept your fate. There are clinics offering treatment retinitis pigmentosa to stop your vision loss, perhaps to even restore some or all of your vision.

Just because you live in a free, modern democratic society, it doesn’t mean you’re being offered the best in healthcare. You can look online to find clinics in Cuba that offer treatment for retinitis pigmentosa and see why they claim such a good success rate. Of course, not everyone can legally travel to Cuba. If you want to go, there are flights between Toronto and Montreal to Havana and flights from Cancun, Mexico to Havana. While no one is advocating you evade laws, there are ways to get there, just look online.

The clinic you choose to contact will have to stay there for 21 days. A shorter follow visit will also be required in about 6 months. You can bring a friend, they will stay with you and be given breakfast, lunch, and dinner too. Should you feel up to it, you might even be able to get in some sightseeing in beautiful Cuba. It would be a shame not too, since you’re already there. The sunny Caribbean island has so much to offer.