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Three of the four children will lose their sight eventually so their parents decided to take them on a number of world tours and the Giants Causeway and the Cliffs of Moher are on their itinerary

The parents of four children under 12—three of whom are diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that could ...

When a specialist suggested reading books to make visual memories, Edith Lemay had a better idea. "I'm like, 'I'm not going to do that in books, I'm going to see them in real life.'"

The family wants to spend another six months travelling the world before they return to their home in Quebec.

A Canadian family of six has embarked on a world tour to soak in as many visual memories as possible before three of them go blind.

Edith Lemay, 44, is on a making visual memories adventure with her family. Three of Ediths four children are slowly going blind from a condition called retinitis pigmentosa.

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A Canadian couple is taking a world tour before their children go blind due to a rare genetic disorder called retinitis pigmentosa.

The parents, who have been recording their entire journey and sharing it on their social media accounts, are overwhelmed to see their children bonding on another level.

The family has been documenting their travels on Facebook. Most recently, they wrote about their visit to Mongolia.