“I make my loved ones proud no matter how difficult things may get.”
17-year-old Beth Holman shares her experiences of growing up with a visual impairment having been treated for bilateral Rb as a baby. Originally published July 2019 on the CHECT website. I don’t remember my retinoblastoma treatment. I remember the check-ups – long days, the anaesthetic and the McDonald’s I always begged for on our long drive home – but not the treatment. But I know that my family can remember it. This encourages me to constantly make my loved ones proud no matter how difficult things may get. When I…
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