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The doctors were hopeful that his vision would return after that second surgery. “But keep in mind that this might not happen,” the doctors warned. </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p>After three days, Bram was allowed to go home, and he immediately filed a police report regarding the assault. There were few police officers on the streets the night of the fight, so it would be difficult to find the perpetrator. Once home, his eye didn’t feel right. “When I moved my good eye, I felt intense shooting pains in the eye that had been operated on. It felt as if there was still glass in it. But the hospital assured me that this was just the pain from the stitches. Two weeks later, during surgery, it turned out I was right. There was still glass in the eye, and it had sliced through my entire retina.” </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:heading {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>A Mess of Trouble</strong></h2>\n <!-- /wp:heading --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p>When Bram came out of anesthesia, there were only people with worried expressions standing around his bed. The doctors told him that part of his eye had been removed. Bram was still groggy from the anesthesia and didn’t immediately realize the seriousness of what the doctor was telling him. This possibility hadn’t been discussed with him beforehand. Bram: “I asked if I could see my removed eye. I would have liked to put it in a jar. Maybe a morbid idea. But it is, after all, a part of yourself. The doctors said it was ‘a mess’ in my eye socket and that’s why they had to pick the eye out in tiny pieces.” </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:heading {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Bram the Pirate</strong></h2>\n <!-- /wp:heading --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p>After the surgery, Bram hit rock bottom. “I wanted to train to become a sports instructor, but I soon realized that the sports I wanted to teach—like snowboarding and mountain biking—were no longer an option. I had to wait and see what I could still do with just one eye. On top of that, I had to move out of my house. I ended up on the street. My relationship with my parents wasn’t good. I just kept getting into more trouble. I became depressed, started smoking too much weed, and experimenting with other drugs. Through the crisis shelter, I went to a facility where they were supposed to help me. But it didn’t work. I felt very unsafe there because the other patients had serious problems and there were constant incidents. I kept sliding further and further down. One day, I left with nothing but a bag of clothes. I was able to stay with friends. They took care of me for half a year. I’m so incredibly grateful to these people. Without them, I don’t know how things would have turned out for me. Back then, I was a ticking, self-destructive time bomb. I had so much anger inside me about the whole situation with that eye.” <br/><br/>In these turbulent times, his friends often call him a pirate or a captain, referring to his prosthetic limb and eye patch. That’s why he had a hook tattooed on his hand. “I didn’t have that perfect body anymore anyway. I also branded myself with a P and got a wood motif tattooed on my leg. Now I was a ‘real’ pirate. Looking back, I’ve never regretted it.” </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:heading {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Dentures as Jewelry</strong></h2>\n <!-- /wp:heading --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p>Things took a turn for the better when, at the age of 25, he found a place of his own and was able to begin recovering physically and coming to terms with the loss of his eye. Bram started exercising and tried to live a healthier lifestyle. In addition to tattooing, he also developed an interest in making jewelry. “I wanted something special as an ocular prosthesis, because I really don’t like standard artificial eyes at all. The idea of trying to restore something that will never be 100% the same again bothers me. That’s why I started seeing my ocular prosthesis as a piece of jewelry.” </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p>Bram designed his first eye in Windows Paint and had a friend refine the design in Photoshop. He then took it to Bob, who was an ocularist in Nijmegen at the time, to have it made into a prosthetic eye. “From a distance, my first design looked like a normal brown eye, but when you got closer, you could see a golden compass on a brown background, with a skull inside it as well. My second design was a prosthesis featuring a silver chain with a Huguenot cross incorporated into it. It’s now a necklace again, because I gave the artificial eye—as a necklace—to my girlfriend. These days, I mainly make ocular prostheses with opals. I did try making the entire ocular prosthesis myself, but the epoxy I used wasn’t really good for my eye socket. Now I go to ocularist Jelmer Remmers. He incorporates the inserts I design (iris and pupil) into an ocular prosthesis. Sometimes people stare at me. The reactions vary widely, but they’re generally positive. Children, in particular, think my eye jewelry is really cool. Because of the way the light hits the gemstone, it sometimes looks as if there’s a little light inside it.” </p>\n <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:heading {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Acceptance</strong></h2>\n <!-- /wp:heading --><!-- wp:paragraph {"translatedWithWPMLTM":"1"} -->\n <p><br/>The person responsible for the accident was never caught. Therefore, compensation for the damages cannot be recovered from that person. Bram did, however, receive a small victim compensation payment of €3,600 from the Violent Crimes Fund. “I’ve come to terms with the loss of my eye. By making eye jewelry, I’ve been able to fully accept the eye removal. I’m even a little proud of it. 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