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OutDaughtered: Hazel Busby Keeps a Good Attitude about New Treatment

OutDaughtered: Hazel Busby Keeps a Good Attitude about New Treatment

When Hazel Busby of OutDaughtered was born, it was a worrying time. Having several babies at the same time is always a high warning, but everyone came out healthy. The viewers sighed a sigh of relief when all the babies and Danielle Busby got a clean bill from the doctors and were allowed to go home.

When TLC’s Hazel got bigger, it was easy to see that something was wrong with her eyes. OutDaughtered parents Danielle Busby and her husband, Adam Busby, worked early on the problem. The problem did cause a fight between the couple, but they decided to have surgery to move her null point.

The null point is where the eye flutters and moves the least. Disabled sweetheart Hazel had to twist her head too far and could hurt her neck. So the parents chose to have Hazel operated on by a doctor.

OutDaughtered: Hazel Busby Keeps a Good Attitude about New Treatment

When Hazel got older from the show OutDaughtered, she knew what to expect. Every time she went to the ophthalmologist, she knew she was waiting to see if she needed surgery or not. The doctor thinks it is probably in her future, but for now they are trying something else.

Hazel wears an eye patch to make her eye stronger. OutDaughtered fans find her new pirate patch cute. And a lot of people started asking what had happened to Hazel.

Some fans of OutDaughtered know what patches do to help the eye. But others had to be reassured that Hazel was okay and that nothing bad happened to her. Hazel has to use the patch for hours every day to make sure her eyes function as well as possible.

Written by Evelyn Foster

SENIOR WRITER/TEAM LEAD
Evelyn Foster is a US Reality TV/Entertainment Writer with theworldnewsdaily.

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