SALT LAKE CITY -- A young woman who has had eye problems from a very young age now sees her life in a much clearer way, with the help of a cornea transplant.
24-year-old Madison Richardson was living a normal childhood when her vision began to get blurry due to a degenerative eye disease called Keratoconus.
Richardson needed a cornea transplant to restore her sight to what it once was.
Thanks to Utah Lions Eye Bank and Intermountain Donor Services, she was able to get a new outlook on life.
Watch the video above to hear Richardson tell her story of transformation.
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