How can I repair jpeg files that seem to be damaged in my iPad?

Hello everyone. I have an iPad 1 where I put some pictures using a PC and that were not sync by iTunes. Hope that makes sense, I did't use the iTunes rather just drop the folder with the pics in the iPad using a PC (like pretty much an external drive), I was able to see the pictures in my iPad without problems, even as I created the albums. Then my laptop was stolen and I lost all the original files. I want to recover those pictures but when I connect the iPad to my iMac it doesn't recognize the files by iTunes or iPhoto (only the ones that are in the camera roll, those saved from emails on the iPad)
I downloaded two different programs to try to import the pictures to my iMac and I can see the files but then I realized that those files are empty. The thumbnails show the images kindy of blurry but when I copy the files and try to open them it says is empty. In the iPad the pictures now appeared to be also blurry, this did not happened before, I saw the pictures last week and were perfect, I'm assuming that in the process of trying to find a program to extract the pictures the files were damaged somehow.
Please tell me there's a way I can repair those files! I have around 3000 pictures that otherwise are lost forever.
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for your reply. The pictures are blurry on the iPad too, if I try to email them from there the email shows the attached file as a question mark (?). I already try to take out the files with a PC without iTunes and I can't see the files there either. I only found the files with those two programs but the also appeared as empty files.
The question is if I can repair those files. Thanks a million.

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