Know The Glow

Know the Glow Campaign Aims to Stop Deadly Eye Disease in Children by Educating Parents A mothers photograph becomes a journey to support doctors efforts to detect and treat eye diseases earlier. A glow in six-year old Benjamin Webbers eye that appeared periodically in family photographs and was mistaken as a freckle, could have led to a lifetime of blindness. Fortunately for Megan Webber, she discovered that this glow could be a sign of a deadly eye disease. With help from the doctors in The Vision Center at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, Benjamin was diagnosed and treated early enough to save his sight. I discovered my son had blinding eye disease by accident When Webber realized Benjamins life could have been in jeopardy had no one caught the glow in his eye, she was inspired to join forces with The Vision Center at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles to launch, Know About the Glow, a campaign to share an educational message with other parents around the world that a golden glow ...