Umar and Usman flew to an ophthalmologist and returned home!

Twins Umar and Usman were born prematurely, tiny babies. From birth, doctors fought to preserve their vision: a disease had affected the retina, requiring surgeries to maintain their shape and prevent inflammation. Surgeons removed fibrous films, strengthened the tissue, and did everything possible to halt the process and keep their eyes healthy. Now the boys will undergo another examination and possibly additional microsurgical correction. For such children, it's important to continue treatment: at this age, eyes are growing, tissues are changing rapidly, and timely examinations help maintain the progress. Doctors note that Umar and Usman's eyes are calm, pain-free, and healing is progressing. Continued monitoring is needed to maintain this result and give their vision the best chance it can be. The family faces a long road trip to the doctor. Help with airfare will make this trip a reality and allow the boys to undergo the necessary procedures on time.