Connie Culp

Connie Culp

Connie Culp is the first U.S. patient to receive a face transplant. She was shot in the face with a shotgun in 2004 and received the transplant operation in 2008. She gave a press conference May 5, 2009 to show the results so far.

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No. There's no good reason to take back someone who shoots you in the face 81%
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Do you think Connie Culp has a good reason for possibly taking back Thomas Culp, after he shot her in the face?
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Written by JJ on
Face transplant patient Connie Culp was shot in the face by her husband, Thomas Culp , in 2004, in a botched murder-suicide attempt. Connie Culp is working toward recovery from the shotgun blast that destroyed her face. After shooting his wife, Thomas shot himself and both survived. Connie was left blind and disfigured. Thomas was sent to prison for 7 years. Thanks to new advances in medical technology, Connie has received the first face transplant in the United States. And there's a chance that when her husband gets out of prison, the two will reconcile. According to reports from Cleveland television stations WTOV-9 and ... Read Full Story
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Connie Culp, the gunshot victim, who underwent the first face transplant in the U.S. is now able to smell, taste food and breathe through her nose, her surgeons reported in the November/December issue of the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery. Read Full Story
Written by chrismonty on
In 2004, Connie Culp, an Ohio wife and mother, was shot in the face by her husband, Thomas Culp.  She was left with a huge hole where the middle of her face used to be.  Her husband was handed a five-year jail term for what he did. Today, thanks to the first face transplant in U.S. history, Connie Culp came forward and made a public appearance showing off the remarkable work that has been done on her new face. To say that she had been disfigured is an understatement.  I will caution you that the photos below are very graphic and disturbing.  The thought ... Read Full Story
Written by anythinghollywood on
Connie Culp, a 46-year-old mother-of-two, is the recipient of the first U.S. almost-total face transplant that took place last December. Culp was left without the middle section of her face after her husband shot her in 2004. Culp revealed the results of her surgery for the first time before public. The pictures could be hard to view but the story is very compelling! It’s so compelling that I decided to share it with all of you. more photos of Connie Culp below.. Connie said: “When somebody has a disfigurement and don’t look as pretty as you do, don’t judge them, because you never know ... Read Full Story
Written by tusharm on
Connie Culp is the first US face transplant recipient and she has put on display off the work of her doctors to try and bring attention to the family that helped her and speak out to teach people not to be so cruel to those with disfigurements. The woman was shot in the face by her husband and the injuries were horrific. Half of her face was gone and she barely survived and could only eat through a straw. In fact, Connie was able to survive through that small hole in her throat as eventually that is what allowed her to breathe and was ... Read Full Story
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ModernMedicineFirst US Face Transplant Patient Can Taste, BreatheFOXNewsAP CLEVELAND — Connie Culp, the gunshot victim who underwent the first face transplant in the US, is now able to smell, taste food and breathe through her ...Face Transplant Patient Continues to ImproveCleveland News - Fox 8all 5 news articles »  
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 Shiloh Pepin, one of only three surviving people with 'mermaid syndrome', also known as Sirenomelia, appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show today, along with Connie Culp, the woman to receive the first face transplant in the world. Oprah first spoke to Connie Culp about...read more  
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The world was watching when Connie Culp unveiled her new face at the Cleveland Clinic in May. Tuesday, the world will be watching again as Culp grants a sit-down interview to Oprah Winfrey.  
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'Oprah' show to focus on Nash's progressStamford AdvocateMike also wrote Tuesday about meeting Connie Culp, the patient who received the first successful face transplant last year. "When I mentioned that Tuesday ...and more »  
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Las fotos prohibidas de Pamela AndersonNoticias Insolitas YaDespués de perder el 80% de su rostro y someterse a 30 operaciones, Connie Culp ha vuelto a hablar, reír, comer y respirar por la nariz. ...and more »  
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