Let me show you.

So there's two dots at the top of the eye and they're there to help me.

So I know which part of the eyes the top.

That way I don't put my eye in sideways.

So what holds in a prosthetic eyes, actually, just your eyelids.

So in order to put your eye in, the only thing you pretty much have to do is just dig under your eyelid.

So I always start with the top eyelid.

It just kind of pulled up and kind of pushed my eye up under it.

And then I pull my bottom, I let down and my I kind of just sits right in there.

And that's how you put in a prosthetic eye.

Can you show us how you clean your I?

Yes.

So the first step is to take the I out.

The second step is to plug the sink so I do not lose my eyeball.

That would not be good.

The third step is to fill the sink with warm water.

The next step is to put my eye in the water and let it rinse off.

I then grabbed my I put a squirt of soap on it and wash it off.

I now rich the soap off with warm water because if I got soap in my eyes socket, that would sting.

And the last step before putting it back in is too dry it off.

And just like that, we have a clean eyeball storytime on how you lost your eye.

Please, I've answered this before.

However, I've had a lot of new followers asked me how I've lost it.

So let's get right into it.

When I was two years old, my mom had taken a picture of our family right after my sister was born, and in that picture she noticed that I had a gold film around my eye.

She was kind of curious and concerned about that.

So she showed it to the doctor when my sisters two week checkup came around and he was also kind of curious and concerned, so they sent me to a different hospital to do tests and X rays to see if I had anything.

When the test results came back, they found out that I had a rare type of cancer and the retina of my eye called retinoblastoma.

So the doctors gave my parents two options.

One to remove my eye and take out all the cancer with it, or to go through chemotherapy, which would allow me to keep my eye.

However, there will be a chance of the cancer spreading and possibly may dying.

So without a doubt, my parents chose to remove my eye so that their child wouldn't die.

I'm so thankful for my parents and making that decision as I've accepted this as who I am.

Do you have any customized fake eyes?

Let me show you all the eyes that I have.

I have three clear eyes, which were used after my eye surgery to heal my eye socket before getting my prosthetic eyes.

And these are my four prosthetic eyes.

They're all hand painted and custom fitted to my eye socket.

As you can see, the eye on the right is smaller than the rest is.

That was my first I when I was two years old, and then they gradually get bigger, as I have grown throughout the years.

Can you wear an eye patch?

I don't have one, but let's go to Walmart and see if they have any.

Let's go find an eye patch.

And do you know where the eye patches are?

You have to find it out.

Yeah, I'm missing my eye.

It's okay.

I was a So the girl wouldn't show me where the eye patches were because looking at this Gross her out.

Apparently.

So I had to find the eye patches by myself, but I found him.

So let's put this bad boy on.

Yeah, okay.

On.

Just like that, we have ourselves an eye patch.

Does it hurt to touch the skin behind your eye?

How could anyone do that?

Well, I'm about to show you first.

Take out your eye on and second touch the skin behind your eye.

Don't do it.

Yeah, that does her.

It's like a really bad burning sensation.