Sasha Clark was getting ready for work one January morning in 2018 when she suddenly realised she couldn’t see clearly.
Assuming it was the beginning of a migraine, she took two ibuprofen and hoped it would pass.
She found that if she closed one eye she had some vision, but when both eyes were open the world became a blur.
‘If I was watching TV or scrolling on my phone, I would always have to keep one eye shut to see properly,’ says Sasha, 28, a charity worker from Essex.
But within two weeks her health began to nosedive. ‘My co-ordination was completely off
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