“He Cured 1000 People’s Eyes” – UFC Legend, Totally Blind From 1 Eye, Thanks MrBeast for His Incredible Gesture
Being able to use your fame and money for a kind act is the greatest thing one can do. Recently, MrBeast, the well-known American YouTuber, initiated a fantastic effort that won the hearts of millions of netizens. 1000 people who had lost their vision or were on the edge of it received cataract operations because of his sponsorship. The cost of a cataract operation was out of reach for most of the 1,000 patients on the receiving end. In a video that MrBeast posted to his YouTube channel, the audience can witness him assisting those who have lost their vision.
In the viral video, he also discussed the surgery’s procedure. He also gave away $10,000 to some of the patients after the operation. Michael Bisping, who lost an eye due to the violent nature of his career, after coming across MrBeast’s video, decided to give a big shout-out to the content creator.
Michael Bisping praises MrBeast’s kind act
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‘The Count’ uploaded a video of a live question-and-answer session on his YouTube channel. One of the viewers asked if he saw the charity service done by MrBeast. Being a famous UFC fighter and having lost half of his sight, Bisping was totally moved by the kind act of Jimmy Donaldson. In his YouTube channel, Bisping said “He cured 1000 people’s eyes or Vision I mean that was incredible. Absolutely insane, what he did. Shout Out to MrBeast. Let’s be honest I mean if you are not.. using your fame or your wealth for good then I don’t know what is.”
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There is no doubt that the best person to talk about this act is Bisping. He lost an eye to glaucoma, and on several occasions, the Englishman has mentioned how difficult it is to live with a single eye. However, he later talks about the condition of his own eye. He detailed how a cataract surgery won’t work for him because the nerve endings in his eye are destroyed.
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‘The Count’ praised the 24-year-old content creator. The audience too agreed with the fact that MrBeast is using his fame and money for a great purpose, unlike many others. The video where Donaldson is helping the blind people has crossed over 44 million views by Monday afternoon. Ophthalmologist and surgeon, Jeff Levenson, is seen in the video. He was talking to MrBeast about the procedures of the surgery. Later, he performs the first round of surgeries in Jacksonville, Florida. All the details regarding the surgery are shown in the video. Additionally, Levenson himself is a kind person who has taken the initiative to perform free surgeries for uninsured and poor cataract patients.
The video can take the spectators through an emotional ride where people are able to fulfill their dream of getting back their vision. Many patients came back to MrBeast, thanking and embracing him for giving them a new life. It is no wonder that the former UFC middleweight champion spoke highly of the content creator.
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Have you watched MrBeast’s new video? What are your thoughts on Donaldson’s kind act?
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Shibu Immanuel