Chicago, Nov 16 (THAINDIAN NEWS) The chimp attack victim Charla Nash can only hope to lead a normal life as a self-dependent individual if she is able to get a face transplant, according to her doctors who are treating her. Right now she has lost the use of her limbs, is blind, can’t breathe through her nose and drinks her meals through a straw.

Charla Nash was a normal employed mother and wife living her normal life when a chimp attack in her employer’s house Sandra changed her live forever and made it completely topsy-turvy. The working independent woman has now been reduced to a blind lady who is dependant on the doctors, nurses and her other family members for her each and every daily need. The 200-pound animal mauled her and even started eating her in a brutal 12-minute attack. And needless to say, this turned her life upside down completely.

Earlier in the year, her family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against the chimp’s owner Sandra Herold. The $50-million lawsuit alleges that Sandra Herold “possessed a wild animal which she knew had exhibited aggressive behavior to one or more other persons and failed to take sufficient actions to safeguard third parties from the wild animal” and accuses her of in effect causing the brutal 12 minute attack that changed Charla Nash’s life forever, through her own negligence.

“These animals are wild, wild animals and have no business being in anyone’s home,” said attorney Charles Willinger, whose firm is representing Nash along with the Long Island firm Kramer, Feldman and Monaco. “This is a dangerous animal and we believe Ms. Herold is liable as a matter of strict liability.”