A two-year-old girl from Montrose who has a rare genetic disorder causing extreme sensitivity to ultraviolet light is now able to play in daylight with the help of UV window film.
Mollie Murray’s condition means exposure to ultraviolet light is a serious challenge for her daily life. The use of UV-filtering film on windows has allowed her to spend time playing in daylight while reducing the issue posed by UV exposure through glass.
The measure is significant because Mollie’s disorder makes her unusually vulnerable to ultraviolet light, a form of radiation present in sunlight. The supplied details do not name the condition, but describe it as rare and genetic.
Mollie’s case highlights how practical adaptations can make everyday activities more accessible for people living with conditions linked to light sensitivity. In her case, the installation of UV window film has had a direct impact by allowing her to play in daylight.
The latest known situation is that Mollie is able to enjoy daylight play because of the UV window film, while continuing to live with a rare disorder that makes ultraviolet light exposure a major concern.