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Ailing St James man needs help for eye surgery
May 22nd, 2023 | Category: GLEANER PREMIUM | 7:42#jamaicagleaner Infected with the HIV virus, which has caused damage to his eyes and has affected his heart and kidneys, 56-year-old Montego Bay, St James resident Orville ‘Blacka’ Cameron is facing an uncertain future and desperately needs help as he seeks to adjust to his situation. Cameron, who resides in a deplorable one-bedroom rented house in Water Lane, Montego Bay, is desperately seeking help to raise $500,000 to do a vitrectomy on his eyes, which he hopes will reverse his blindness.
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