can you become unblind?

Answer 1

if the problem is about nerves or neural tissue : no
if any thing else : there are different ways of management

Answer 2

I was diagnosed as "legally blind" due to a condition called keratachonus ( a desease which causes the cornea to protrude into more of a football shape instead of remaining round like a basketball causing severely distorted vision and light sensitivity.). I now have very good vision due to corneal transplants (quite painless) and special contact lenses. So, atleast in this sense, I became unblind. I am grateful to those who donate their organs and I am a donor. I give thanks to God everyday for my sight and everything else I've been blessed with.

I hope this helps somewhat answer your question. I don't have an answer for your question if you are referring to total blindness or people who are born blind. I have never heard of such people regaining their sight. However, the Bible does mention that blind people did miraculaously see after being treated by Jesus or His disciples.

PS: I just read another answerer and thought you might be interested to know that my surgeries cost me about $800 for each eye totaling $1600 (after my insurance paid most of it). I think if I didn't have the insurance it would have cost me about $3000 per eye.

Answer 3

It depends upon what condition has caused your blindness. Some conditions are treatable, some aren't. For example, cataract, diabetic retinopathy, macular holes, retinal detachment can be surgically treated.

Answer 4

yes,but you need to pay a huge amount of money so you can have optical operations