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Q.E.D.

BBC One
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Sight for Sara
It seemed like a perfectly normal birth: Mary and Gordon [text removed] never suspected anything was wrong with their first baby, Sara. The frequent rolling of her eyes was put down to wind; so it was three and a half months before they learned that Sara was blind, with cataracts in both eyes.
Q.E.D.'s cameras followed the Bryces for four tense months as doctors and family struggled to rescue Sara from her world of darkness.
Producer VIVIENNE KING Series editor DAVID FILKIN
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
* INFO: page 93

Contributors

Unknown:
Gordon Bryce
Editor:
David Filkin
Source: Radio Times

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