Bata sa Negros Oriental, paiba-iba ang kulay ng mata? | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

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Aired (October 13, 2024): Isang bata sa Negros Oriental, asul ang kulay ng mata noong siya'y sanggol, ngunit ngayon ay gray na! Paano nga ba nangyari ito? Alamin sa #KMJS

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00:00Manika, if we consider a child in Pamplona, Negros Oriental,

00:07it's rare and the color of her eyes changes.

00:12Blue or Azul when she was a baby.

00:15Now it's gray when she grows up.

00:19Is that possible?

00:21In a remote barangay in Pamplona, Negros Oriental,

00:25there is a child who is always mistaken for a foreigner's child.

00:30Her parents are all Filipinos.

00:33Her eyes are fighting for light blue and gray.

00:39Because to see is to believe, our team moved to Negros.

00:45And here they met eye to eye,

00:47the 6-year-old girl named Jane Garnett.

00:51She looks like a foreigner's child.

00:52She's so pretty.

00:53She's so cute, like an American.

00:56Jane is the eldest daughter of her husband Geraldine and Joubert,

01:00who have brown eyes.

01:02And they are both not from Banyaga.

01:05It's said that she's not a foreigner's child.

01:08Her father is handsome.

01:10It hurts.

01:12We are not foreigners.

01:14Sometimes we fight.

01:16Among her husband's children,

01:17Jane's only eyes are different.

01:20Her eyes are normal.

01:22It's just the same as ours.

01:24And what's even more surprising here,

01:26when she gave birth to Jane,

01:28her eyes were not gray,

01:31but light blue.

01:33We thought that she might have changed at the hospital,

01:36but that's not the case.

01:37Because when the child was born,

01:39she was given to me.

01:40But when Jane turned 3 years old,

01:43her eyes became more bright.

01:45From light blue, her eyes became gray.

01:48We haven't had her checked by a doctor yet

01:50because it's really out of budget.

01:52So we prioritized the one for consumption at home.

01:56They are really worried.

01:58I'm afraid that the change in her eyes might have side effects.

02:01The point might be that she might get blind.

02:04Maybe the next time, the color will change.

02:07Maybe it won't be normal anymore.

02:08What they are thankful for,

02:10is that the child doesn't complain about her eyes.

02:14My eyes are normal.

02:16It hurts.

02:17And there's one more thing that makes Jane's eyes look ugly.

02:22Her phone's brightness is not bright.

02:24Her phone's brightness is full.

02:26And her flashlights are not bright in the sun.

02:29The color of her eyes has changed.

02:32Someone took a picture of her.

02:33I'm just afraid.

02:34We are worried that if my daughter is treated,

02:38she might get sick.

02:39Jane grew up to be shy.

02:42When she looks at people, she's shy and cries.

02:45She doesn't want to mess with other people.

02:47She doesn't want to play with other kids.

02:50But in the end,

02:51when she accepts that her eyes are that color,

02:55she's not shy anymore.

02:56Jane is now in Grade 1.

02:58Because of her eyes,

02:59her teachers always scold her

03:02for attending school pageants.

03:05My eyebrows,

03:06my cheeks,

03:07my nose,

03:08my cheeks,

03:10my nostrils,

03:11my teeth.

03:13The kids want to get close to her

03:15because she's different from everyone else.

03:17Do you have a lot of friends or just a few?

03:19A lot.

03:20When we go to the showdown,

03:22my husband and I look at her.

03:25Because her eyes are different.

03:27She's being photographed.

03:28There's someone who wants to hug her.

03:31Even if they accept that Jane is different,

03:33it's still confusing for them

03:35why their daughter's eyes are light gray.

03:39Their neighbors are all different.

03:42It's like she's not their daughter.

03:44It's like she's a foreigner's daughter.

03:46I don't know.

03:47I don't know if she's a foreigner's daughter.

03:49It's like she's defending her grandchild,

03:51her grandchild,

03:51our daughter.

03:52Even Joubert himself admitted that he had doubts back then.

03:56Is she a foreigner's daughter?

03:57Is she her aunt's daughter?

03:59It's like there's no trust.

04:00Why would I be related to a foreigner?

04:02I'm here at home.

04:04I won't leave.

04:05Your parents are here.

04:06They're always watching over me.

04:08She's really the mother.

04:09When we got married,

04:10we lived in together right away.

04:12There's no one else.

04:13We have the same shape of eyes.

04:16Here on the left.

04:16Then her nose,

04:18her mouth,

04:19and the color of her eyebrows,

04:21we have the same color.

04:23Next,

04:24to clarify

04:25Jai's current condition,

04:28we consulted him

04:30with a specialist.

04:32Based on my assessment,

04:33the child has...

04:35While Joubert

04:37admitted to our team

04:41that it's impossible.

04:41It's possible that he has the key

04:44to the truth

04:45as to why his mother

04:47turned blue

04:48and changed to light gray

04:50the color of her eyes.

04:52My dad told me that...

04:54Don't close your eyes yet.

04:57Because the answers

04:59will be seen

05:00in our return.

05:06A 6-year-old kid,

05:08apple of the eye

05:10of a barangay

05:11in Negros Oriental.

05:13Even though

05:14his parents are all Filipinos,

05:16Joubert and Geraldine

05:18were the ones who made Jai's eyes

05:20turn blue

05:22and eventually

05:23light gray.

05:24She's so cute.

05:25She's like an American.

05:27It's like she's not their daughter.

05:28It's like she's a foreigner's daughter.

05:30We're going to fight.

05:31It's painful.

05:31I can say that she's telling the truth

05:33that her father is really an apple.

05:34I strongly feel that

05:35she's really my daughter.

05:36Because we have the same face.

05:41That's why this Friday,

05:43we consulted Jai

05:45with an ophthalmologist

05:47or an ophthalmologist

05:48in Dumaguete City.

05:49Based on my assessment,

05:51the child has

05:53Wardenburg syndrome.

05:55The kid's iris turns blue

05:58because of the lack of melanin pigment

06:01which is supposed to give our eyes

06:03its brownish color.

06:04As the kid gets older,

06:06the amount of melanin pigment

06:08also decreases.

06:09That's why, from blueish,

06:10the color of her eyes

06:12turned grayish.

06:13These melanin pigments

06:15are still in charge

06:16so that we don't get too bright.

06:18It's not safe to soak it in sunlight

06:21because its protection is lesser

06:22because of the lack of pigments in the eyes.

06:25Avoid direct exposure to sunlight

06:28and yearly monitoring

06:30of the baby's eyes.

06:32Meanwhile,

06:33Joubert

06:34also admitted something.

06:37My father said that

06:40his father also has the same eye color.

06:43We don't have a left or right eye.

06:47We only have one eye

06:48which is my right eye

06:49and my father's left eye.

06:51We don't have a picture of our grandparents

06:55because they passed away a long time ago.

06:57It's possible that this happened

06:59to their grandparents.

07:01There's nothing to worry about.

07:04Most of them will grow up normal

07:06and live a normal life.

07:07I'm thankful that

07:09we don't have to worry about

07:11our future

07:13because it's very natural.

07:15When I found out that

07:16I have a grandchild,

07:18I was so happy.

07:19He's really my son.

07:20Even if the color of Jane's eyes is different,

07:23for her parents,

07:25nothing will change

07:26in their eyes.

07:28They still love

07:29their

07:30cute

07:32child.

07:44and don't forget to hit the bell button

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