Chimp attack victim speaks about new face, new hopes
MSNBC | Meredith Viera
Three years after horrific attack, six months after face transplant, Charla Nash says she finally feels free to go out in public again.
Meredith Vieira couldn’t stop staring at Charla Nash’s face.
That’s nothing new for Nash – nearly three years after a horrific chimp attack literally tore her face off, she’s gotten used to people staring. What was new was the reason for the attention.
“Wow. You really look fantastic,” Vieira told Nash. “I’m just—I— I apologize. I'm looking at your face and I am in awe.”
Read more and watch inspiring video: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/45380267/ns/today-today_health/t/chimp-attack-victim-speaks-about-new-face-new-hopes/#.TsprPWDA1RF
Three years after horrific attack, six months after face transplant, Charla Nash says she finally feels free to go out in public again.
That’s nothing new for Nash – nearly three years after a horrific chimp attack literally tore her face off, she’s gotten used to people staring. What was new was the reason for the attention.
“Wow. You really look fantastic,” Vieira told Nash. “I’m just—I— I apologize. I'm looking at your face and I am in awe.”
Read more and watch inspiring video: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/45380267/ns/today-today_health/t/chimp-attack-victim-speaks-about-new-face-new-hopes/#.TsprPWDA1RF
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