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 Local family's video of infant girl trying on her new glasses hits over 15 million views 
  
 BRIDGETOWN, Ohio (WKRC/Zachary Rogers) -- A local family’s Facebook video has recently hit over 15 million views after going viral across the country. 
  
  
  
 Jessica Sinclair of Bridgetown posted a video of her 10-month-old daughter, Piper, and her reaction to trying on corrective lenses for the first time. 
  
  
  
 Once the glasses are on, Piper noticeably reacts to seeing clearly for the first time. 
  
  
  
 “We started to notice that she was having issues reaching her milestone of crawling,” said Jessica. “So at her regular pediatric check they did an eye screening and saw that she might have had a slight astigmatism.” 
  
  
  
 Piper and her family scheduled an appointment with Dr. Josiah Young of Opticare Vision Centers. 
  
  
  
 “Her eyes checked out healthy, but come to find out she didn't have an astigmatism, but [she was] extremely farsighted,” said Jessica. “Her one eye was +7.00 and the other is +9.00. So we got her glasses made and the Opticare team helped with the choosing and fit of the glasses.” 
  
  
  
 “A week later we picked up the glasses and she tried them on for a quick second in the office to make sure they fitted properly,” said Jessica. “Then we decided to go out to eat… and then this was her reaction of her first time being able to see our faces.” 
  
  
  
 Jessica said that she would love to use the video’s success to raise and spread awareness about the importance of eye health and getting infants eyes checked. 
  
  
  
 The family also expressed gratitude to Dr. Josiah Young and the Opticare team, saying that the viral moment that is being shared wouldn’t have been possible without them. 
  
  
  
 You can visit the Opticare Facebook page here. 
  
  
  
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Output:
Piper Verdusco can finally see clearly, and a "melt-your-heart" video that captures the first moments of her experiencing clear vision has itself been seen—nearly 25 million times. Mom Jessica Sinclair tells ABC News that she and her partner told the now-11-month-old's pediatrician that Piper's crawling seemed delayed. An appointment with an eye doctor was scheduled, and it turned out the girl from Bridgetown, Ohio, was "extremely far-sighted," Sinclair explains, writing on Facebook that her daughter is "+7.00 in one eye and +5.00 in the other," which is most likely why she hasn't crawled. Pink custom glasses were ordered. "A week later we picked up the glasses and she tried them on for a quick second in the office to make sure they fitted properly," Sinclair tells Local 12. "Then we decided to go out to eat ... and then this was her reaction of her first time being able to see our faces." "Her reaction :) melts my heart," reads part of the caption to the video, which Sinclair posted to Facebook June 6. That reaction starts with a bit of squirming as the glasses go on, but then Piper breaks out into some serious grins as she stares at her mom. Dad then calls her name and she turns her head, seemingly spots him, and turns her head side to side, beaming again. Sinclair says she was "choking back tears of joy" as she watched, and she's been similarly "blown away" by the reaction to the video, which she hopes will help generate awareness about infant eye health. As for how Piper is doing, she's crawling and is getting better at wearing her glasses—though she likes to chew on them. (Read another viral story about a plus-size woman's "fierce" reaction to cruel comments.)