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2006 9:22AM Font Size: Font Sizes Saad Shaikh was astounded at the damage.The retinas - the film that lines the back of the eyes - looked like old, peeling wallpaper.

Each was riddled with dozens of gray metal fragments that had shot into 3-year-old Alaa Abd's eyes when an American tank shell hit her home in May in western Iraq's Al Anbar province.Alaa, who was at a tea party with family, was blinded by the blast, which also riddled her flesh with shrapnel from head to toe, rending her belly open.She was lucky.

Two of her young brothers and three cousins were killed.

But Iraqi doctors were so certain that Alaa would die, too, they refused to treat her at first.But she lived, and a band of volunteers...