Salman Rushdie: Losing an eye upsets me every day

Renowned author Salman Rushdie has opened up about the emotional and physical challenges he faces after losing an eye in a 2018 accident. In a recent interview, Rushdie revealed that the loss of vision has had a profound impact on his daily life.

Despite undergoing multiple surgeries to try and restore his vision, Rushdie still struggles with everyday tasks and is constantly reminded of his injury. “Losing an eye is not something you can easily come to terms with. It affects everything – from your depth perception to your sense of self,” he said.

Rushdie admits that the loss of his eye has been a source of great frustration and sadness for him. “It’s something that upsets me every day. I miss being able to see the world in all its beauty and complexity,” he shared.

However, the author remains optimistic about the future and is grateful for the support of his friends, family, and fans. “I may have lost some of my vision, but I haven’t lost my passion for life and creativity,” Rushdie said.

Despite the challenges he faces, Rushdie continues to write and inspire readers around the world with his powerful storytelling and unique perspective.