A woman who gouged out both of her own eyes in a meth-induced psychosis has turned her life around - giving up all substances and helping others.
In 2018 Kaylee Muthart, then 21, ripped out her eyes in a meth-induced psychotic frenzy, while a horrified bystander struggled to restrain her.
She was rushed to hospital where doctors informed her that she would be permanently blind, and she was eventually fitted was prosthetics.
She entered rehab and made a firm commitment to overcoming her drug addiction.
Seven years on, she's now channeling her experiences into helping others.
In 2018 Kaylee Muthart, then 21, ripped out her eyes in a meth-induced psychotic frenzy, while a horrified bystander struggled to restrain her.
She was rushed to hospital where doctors informed her that she would be permanently blind, and she was eventually fitted was prosthetics.
She entered rehab and made a firm commitment to overcoming her drug addiction.
Seven years on, she's now channeling her experiences into helping others.
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00:00I think it's a little rounder here.
00:15You should feel a little tension, but not sharp.
00:17You shouldn't feel sharp.
00:19I felt a tiny bit sharp at first, but it got better left.
00:22Yeah, it's more as I'm used to it.
00:24Right there might be tiny, tiny bit, but it's not really working.
00:28Let me round off this little edge.
00:30It's only when I squeeze.
00:31Right here.
00:32Right in front of you, right here.
00:34I'm going to prepare my eyelashes.
00:40Okay, let's turn over here.
00:42Alex is taking it?
00:43Yeah, he's taking a video actually.
00:46Well, this is pointless then.
00:51Now, there we go.
00:53Go ahead and open your eyes a little bit.
00:55Beautiful.
00:56Just open them naturally without smiling.
00:59Look up.
01:00Look down.
01:01Wow.
01:02Look to the side.
01:03The other side.
01:05We've got that on video.
01:06Look at him.
01:07That is awesome.
01:08That is truly amazing.
01:09That was good.
01:10That is truly amazing.
01:11Wow.
01:12Does it look fine if I smile now?
01:14Yeah.
01:15Okay, so you were just doing that for the video, not because I ...
01:17Yeah.
01:18Oh, okay.
01:19I just wanted to make sure I could still smile.
01:21Wow.
01:22That's amazing.
01:23Okay.
01:24Thank you, guys.
01:25Thank you, gentlemen.
01:26Thank you so much.
01:27This right in here.
01:28Okay.
01:29Gotcha.
01:30Did you see underneath the lump?
01:31Mm-hmm.
01:32Try to see what you need to do to go underneath that lump a little bit.
01:36Okay.
01:37This isn't quite real far enough.
01:39The dots at the top, a little thickness in here, the center.
01:43Mm-hmm.
01:52We want the center of the eye.
01:53Open your eye.
01:54It needs to come in.
01:55Mm-hmm.
01:56It's got to come in from this.
01:57See how it's spaced in there?
01:58Yeah.
01:59Feel in that corner.
02:00Okay.
02:01Have her look up and everything because we want her to stay in when she looks up.
02:04Gotcha.
02:05Will do.