A woman who had been blind for 25 years regained her sight after experiencing a heart attack. The discussion centers on the possible mechanisms behind this phenomenon, with suggestions that the heart attack may have relieved pressure on the optic nerve due to stress or medication administered during her treatment. There is skepticism regarding the role of blood vessels, as irreversible damage typically occurs with prolonged low blood pressure, which can lead to vision loss. The conversation highlights the complexities of vision restoration and the potential impact of sudden medical events on sensory functions.
