A woman named Mary Sedgwick from North Carolina, is legally blind  Sedgwick had been diagnosed with bilateral optic neuritis, a “demyelinating inflammation of the optic nerve” that causes visual restriction and blindness, in 2004.

Six years later, Sedgwick found Lucy, a service dog, who was only 15 months old at this time.

“She came leaping into my arms, licking my face and knocking me out of my chair,” Sedgwick said. “I knew in that moment, with the instantaneous bond between Lucy and I, my journey in life was beginning again.”

Since then, the bond between them has only grown stronger. Sedgwick had lost her vision, but gained a friend.

Due to her condition, Sedgwick sees the world as “a gray cloud with shades of lighter and darker tones” obscuring, among everything else, the sweet pup always by her side. But thanks to new technology, that briefly changed.

Sedgwick recently had the opportunity to try a pair of eSight electronic glasses — a device which projects images from a front-facing camera onto a screen inside, optimizing the image to override its user’s specific vision limitations. She was reluctant at first, fearing they wouldn’t work for her, but with Lucy by her side, she decided to try it out.

Watch the video below. It’s amazing.

Source = https://www.thedodo.com/close-to-home/eSight-electronic-glasses-blind-woman-sees-dog