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As a mom you always want and expect that, when you have a child, he or she will be perfect, and nothing will go wrong. With my first born that was the case. She was just what a newborn, infant, and toddler should be. With my second one, however, we immediately saw signs after birth that something was off. Our second daughter, Madison, would not take a bottle of any kind or eat. We noticed that her eyes were always moving back and forth, and she was not focusing the way she should be. At 4 months old Madison was diagnosed with Albinism, which means that she lacks pigment in the hair, skin, and eyes. Due to lack of pigment in her eyes, she has low vision.
