When the chimp attacked I left my body. I wasn’t there when he pounded at my face with his fists, when he jumped up and down on my stomach and groin, crushing me.
I barely remember being taken away with lights flashing, sirens blaring, but I remember waking up in agony, feeling like someone had ripped my body apart and sloppily put it back together.
“I’m sorry, the injuries to your face were too severe, we couldn’t save it,” the doctor said.
I know I’m a monster, but I’m trying to approach life with grace, while wearing someone else’s face.… Read the rest
