Blind man is hit by car, regains sight

[UM-Bot 8,901]

A blind Polish man made headlines recently after a car accident somehow helped him regain his sight.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/334554/blind-man-regains-sight-after-being-hit-by-car

[moonman 2,391]

Guy is kind of a dick, declining studies that could show how he regained his sight. He could help all kinds of people with sight issues if he allowed testing. I'm no humanitarian but if that was me, I'd help all I could.

Makes me wonder if he faked the blindness in the first place.

Edited February 12 by moonman

[Jon the frog 1,412]

Good for him !

[Guyver 3,430]

Now that is a great story....that’s amazing!

[Carnoferox 5,512]

This sounds like a hoax to me, especially considering the only source is Lad Bible.

[Aaron2017 1,263]

A similar thing happened to this guy.

 

 

 

Edited February 12 by Aaron2016

[Eldorado 45,288]

34 minutes ago, Carnoferox said:

This sounds like a hoax to me, especially considering the only source is Lad Bible.

I think it originates at this Polish website, January 30th. Polish/Englsih:

https://www.polsatnews.pl/wiadomosc/2020-01-30/pan-janusz-odzyskal-wzrok-po-wypadku-podobnych-historii-jest-wiecej/

Then goes to to UK Mirror and elsewhere:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/man-blind-20-years-regains-21405762

Polish/Englsih:https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/didnt-see-it-coming-blind-man-sees-again-after-being-run-over-10193

i7News: https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/blind-mans-vision-returns-after-being-hit-by-a-car-on-level-crossing-c-677965

 

Edited February 12 by Eldorado

[godnodog 672]

Move along, nothing to see here

Edited February 12 by godnodog

[Captain Risky 9,308]

Yeah but I bet he can�t hear anything now.

[ChrLzs 17,890]

Hmmmm.  So, one Polish website.  Not a medical journal.  and picked up by the Daily Mirror.  Screams credibility.

But let's face it, even I as a nonmedico can think of some ways this could happen.  As said above, it's a very selfish person who wouldn't get this investigated properly.

[openozy 2,019]

8 hours ago, moonman said:

Guy is kind of a dick, declining studies that could show how he regained his sight. He could help all kinds of people with sight issues if he allowed testing. I'm no humanitarian but if that was me, I'd help all I could.

Makes me wonder if he faked the blindness in the first place.

If I just got my sight back I wouldn't want a bunch of quacks poking and prodding at me just to satisfy their curiosity and risk going blind again,I'd tell them to f off.

[ChrLzs 17,890]

yep, as above, selfish.  Most of the testing procedures are noninvasive, and you have the right to refuse any you don't like.

Were you traumatised by a big bad doctor once?  Scared of needles too?  Antivaxxer?  It's all the same selfish principle, the needs of me outweighs you other worthless morons....

[Robotic Jew 3,879]

I'm surprised nobody had thought of this treatment plan before now. 

[stereologist 18,296]

This all depends on what sort of meaning there is to the word blind. We often think of it meaning no ability to detect light. There are all sorts of versions of blindness with a range of abilities.

Here is an older story

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/8579809/Man-regains-sight-in-eye-after-55-years.html

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A man left blind in one eye after being hit by a stone as a child has regained sight after surgeons re-attached his retina in a ground-breaking operation, 55 years after the accident.

Or this

https://mysteriousfacts.com/blind-woman-regains-her-sight-after-getting-hit-on-the-head/

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Lisa Reid from Auckland, New Zealand had become blind when she was 11 years old. She had lost her vision because of a tumor in her head that was pressing her optic nerve.

After 10 years, Lisa could see again and this miracle happened because of a small accident. When Lisa was 24 years old she bent down to kiss her dog Ami goodnight and banged her head on the coffee table.

These other cases have explanations.

I am wondering about the degree of blindness of the main in question. If it was not as severe as we all might at first guess then the recovery might not be as big as we might suppose it is.

[jbondo 119]

If this is real, doesn't say much about the "doctors" who've been treating him. Of course, they obviously credit the drugs they were treating him with in order to save face. American doctor: "Seems you have pennies in your eyes sir. What we will do is remove them and it should restore your sight."......"Hey, how come my regular doctors didn't notice this?"

[openozy 2,019]

17 hours ago, ChrLzs said:

yep, as above, selfish.  Most of the testing procedures are noninvasive, and you have the right to refuse any you don't like.

Were you traumatised by a big bad doctor once?  Scared of needles too?  Antivaxxer?  It's all the same selfish principle, the needs of me outweighs you other worthless morons....

Oh are they,so you are a doctor now?More like a guinea pig.Not anti vax as I've seen the graves of kids from the old days.You have the right to refuse?Wow you must feel like a rebel, .Back to your hutch.

[Festina 842]

19 hours ago, ChrLzs said:

Hmmmm.  So, one Polish website.  Not a medical journal.  and picked up by the Daily Mirror.  Screams credibility.

But let's face it, even I as a nonmedico can think of some ways this could happen.  As said above, it's a very selfish person who wouldn't get this investigated properly.

The medical industry is corrupt to the core and very nervous at this time.  Most in the the industry have no clue as to what they are a party to, but the hidden hand is altogether another tale.  If the truth were known they would —> All Of A Sudden <— have a very high rate of Unemployment — along with preachers, politicians, professors, pharmacists, psychiatrists, psychologists, propagandists, pope’s, and “players” of all kinds.  

 

 

[DavidDownUnder 6]

On 2/13/2020 at 6:28 AM, UM-Bot said:

A blind Polish man made headlines recently after a car accident somehow helped him regain his sight.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/334554/blind-man-regains-sight-after-being-hit-by-car

Yeah, does seem a bit short-sighted of him . . . the blind leading the blind?

(I do humbly apologise).

[SpaceBumZaphod 46]

Being (low vision blind, 20/200 best corrected, almost total without glasses), I would love to know the secret of his sight recovery. I'm not going to go get hit by a car to find out though. LOL