“In 2011, our 2-year-old daughter, Jaylynn, managed to get a hold of a piece of door trim. Jaylynn told me she was trying to get her hair out of her face and poked her eye. She had a cornea scratch that developed into a corneal ulcer. Ultimately, she needed a cornea transplant. I was so afraid. She received her transplant within a few hours.
I was relieved and happy, but also immensely sad at the same time because I knew a family was grieving a loss on the other end. I was extremely grateful for their selflessness and for giving my daughter a fighting chance to keep her sight.”
– Jaylynn’s Mom
