I'd like to see what I look like: Blinded chimp attack victim

February 29, 2012 11:24

A woman who had a face transplant after she was badly disfigured and blinded by a rampaging chimpanzee said that she would like to be able to see her own reflection.

Charla Nash, a 58-year-old single mother from Stamford, Connecticut, almost died after the mauling three years ago. Her friend's pet, a 14-year-old male ape, tore off her hands, nose, lips and eyelids and left her blind.

Read the amazing story on the Daily Mail.

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