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Katy Green cannot play in the daylight as one of only ten people in Britain suffering
Katy Green cannot play in the daylight as one of only ten people in Britain suffering from congenital porphyria At Ninewells Hospital Dundee the seven year old receives special treatment from a macine that stimulates sunshine without the harmful rays that would destroy her skin Her doll wears the same protective glasses Mirrorpix
Culfeather Martin
Sunday People
Mirrorpix
Media ID 21618877
© Mirrorpix
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photo print, we witness the poignant story of Katy Green, a brave seven-year-old girl who cannot play in daylight due to her rare condition known as congenital porphyria. As one of only ten people in all of Britain suffering from this affliction, Katy's life is filled with unique challenges and limitations. Taken at Ninewells Hospital Dundee during the 1990s, the image showcases a remarkable machine that provides Katy with special treatment. This innovative device stimulates sunshine without exposing her delicate skin to harmful rays that could cause severe damage. It is heartwarming to see how modern technology can offer hope and comfort even in the face of such adversity. Katy's doll also wears protective glasses just like she does, symbolizing their shared experience and highlighting the importance of empathy and understanding. The doll becomes more than just a toy; it becomes a companion on Katy's journey through life. This photograph by Culfeather Martin captures not only an individual struggle but also sheds light on the resilience and strength exhibited by those facing rare medical conditions. It serves as a reminder for us all to appreciate our health and cherish every moment spent under the warmth of sunlight. Memory Lane Prints allows us to delve into history through powerful images like this one, reminding us that behind each picture lies an untold story waiting to be discovered.
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