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Lebanese girl's eyes are producing on average, eight-small-crystals, each day!
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A Lebanese girl has baffled doctors by producing tiny crystals from her eyes.
For several months in 1996, 12-year-old Hasnah Mohamed Meselmani produced tiny
crystals. Although the crystals were as sharp as cut glass, Hasnah said she
feels no pain.
Share International's correspondent in Lebanon contacted the Meselmani family to
find out more about the amazing phenomenon. It all began in March 1996, Hasnah
told him. She was at school when she felt something strange in her left eye ―
her first piece of crystal. Back home, she told her family what had happened
and, while she was doing so, a second piece of crystal appeared in her eye.
"A few days later," she says, "I heard someone tapping at the window. I walked
to the window and there I saw a man dressed in white. He was sitting on a white
horse, he smiled at me and called me by name. He asked me if I would go outside
to talk to him." Hasnah went out through the front door. There stood the "white
knight," as she calls him. He was dressed from head to foot in a white tunic,
which also covered his head and face. The "white knight" said she needn’t be
afraid and he introduced himself to Hasnah as a "messenger from God."