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s described in Anne Harrington's The Cure Within, 200 cases of blindness were reported in a group of Cambodian women forced by the Khmer Rouge to witness the torture and slaughter of those close to them, particularly the men in their lives. Examination of these women found nothing physically wrong with their eyes. The conclusion those trying to help them came to was that by being forced to view the unbearable, "they had all cried until they could not see."

s described in Anne Harrington's The Cure Within, 200 cases of blindness were reported in a group of Cambodian women forced by the Khmer Rouge to witness the torture and slaughter of those close to them, particularly the men in their lives. Examination of these women found nothing physically wrong with their eyes. The conclusion those trying to help them came to was that by being forced to view the unbearable, "they had all cried until they could not see.".

S described in Anne Harrington "s The, Cure Within 200 cases of blindness were reported in a group of Cambodian women forced. By the Khmer Rouge to witness the torture and slaughter of those close, to them particularly the men in their lives. Examination. Of these women found nothing physically wrong with their eyes. The conclusion those trying to help them came to was that. By being forced to view the unbearable, "they had all cried until they could not see."