“All of Sandy’s hopes and prayers are with Charla and her daughter in this challenging time,” the statement read. Herold’s attorney, Robert Gol ger, provided Winfrey with a statement, saying Herold wishes Nash the best. Nash’s family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against Herold, saying she was negligent and reckless for lacking the ability to control “a wild animal with violent propensities.” Herold’s attorney has argued the attack was work-related and the case should be treated as a worker’s compensation claim. “I don’t want to wake up with nightmares.” Nash said she didn’t remember anything from the attack and doesn’t want to. “It’s like less for me to worry about if I don’t know,” she said. She said she doesn’t touch her face very often. Nash told Winfrey that she is not in pain but can’t breathe through her nose and has to eat through a straw. She remains in stable condition at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. The chimpanzee ripped off Nash’s hands, nose, lips and eyelids. 16 attack occurred when the animal’s owner, Sandra Herold, asked Nash, her friend and employee, to help lure the animal back into her house in Stamford, Conn.
CHIMPANZEE FACE EAT SKIN
She had a large scar near the bottom of her face and a large piece of skin where her nose had been.
Winfrey removed Nash’s hat and veil to reveal her face, which was swollen and damaged beyond recognition. “I don’t even think about it,” Charla Nash said on Wednesday’s episode of “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” “And there’s no time for that anyways because I need to heal, you know, not look backwards.” Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close MenuĬHICAGO - A Connecticut woman who was attacked by a 200-pound chimpanzee revealed her heavily disfigured face on television Wednesday, saying she is blind and has to eat through a straw but isn’t angry.
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