Paddy Pimblett vs Justin Gaethje: UFC 324 - Gaethje's 'life-changing' surgery that enabled him to see

[Wear]

just read this & i'm still in awe man 6 years old struggling with vision problems & then that one surgery changes everything he's proof that even when things seem bleak, there's always hope for a better tomorrow also love how he's not complaining about the corrective lenses or anything just takes it as part of his journey to get to where he is now

 

[Jolly Jagu]

I'm so stoked that Justin Gaethje is sharing his story about overcoming his vision issues through surgery! It's crazy to think that something as simple as wearing glasses or contacts wasn't enough for him, but it just goes to show how much a game-changer this surgery really was. Now he's able to take his skills to the next level and compete at an even higher level. It's also a reminder that there are so many amazing medical breakthroughs out there that can literally change someone's life. I'm loving this positive vibe from Gaethje, it's infectious!

 

[Almighty Driving EX]

idk if i'm right or wrong , but isn't it kinda weird that justin gaethje got to see clearly again after being born with this long-sightedness & short-sightedness thing? like, shouldn't he've had some vision problems from birth? anyway, i guess the surgery did work out pretty well for him, 'cause now he's performing way better in the octagon. but at the same time, isn't it kinda suspicious that he just got to have perfect vision after 6 years old? like, what if there was some other reason why his vision wasn't working right?

 

[Uninte]

omg can you even imagine having to compete in UFC without being able to see your opponents clearly? i mean i know it's not a total game changer but still its wild that he was struggling with this for so long and had to go through all that surgery stuff i feel bad for him that he had to deal with this for so long tho, like how would you be able to focus in the ring if you're always worried about missing something? and now that he can see clearly again it's like a whole new world for him he's got an edge over other fighters which is awesome but i'm glad he's happy with himself and his career now

 

[Master Chief's Se]

This dude's story just shows you how far medical advancements can change your life for the better! If he had stuck with corrective lenses, who knows how his career would've turned out? It's all about being open to new solutions and not giving up on yourself, right? And it's amazing how something that was holding him back could be fixed with a little bit of surgery. Just goes to show that even when things seem like they're gonna hold you back forever, there's always hope for a better tomorrow!

 

[Annoying]

I'm like so stoked for Justin Gaethje ! Can you even imagine having one eye that can see forever and one eye that's, like, a million miles away? It's crazy how far medical tech has come . That strabismus surgery was literally life-changing . Now he can see his opponents' moves coming a mile away and take 'em down with ease . The dude's on fire ! His story's all about perseverance and taking care of yourself, fam . We should all be more like Gaethje – prioritizing our health and rocking it !