She marched to the beat of her own drum and was proud of it. In a world where too many people strive to just fit in, she stood out as a true individual. In the end, her heart, which had been broken so many times before, could take no more. "The stress of defending a multi-million dollar lawsuit and all that it entailed also weighed heavy on Sandy," he continued. "She hated living alone in a house where she faced constant reminders of the vibrant and happy life she once led with her family and friends."
"The past year was particularly difficult for Sandy," wrote Golger.
Nash, 56, was discharged from the Cleveland Clinic earlier this month where she had been treated since the attack and is now being evaluated by a team of physicians in Boston to determine if surgery can replace her nose, lips, eyes and fingers. In an attempt to lure him back into the house, Nash held out his favorite toy a Tickle Me. 16, 2009, she was visiting the duo when Travis escaped the house with Herold’s car keys. Charla Nash was a frequent visitor to Herold’s home as the pair had been friends for many years. Herold's 200-pound domesticated chimpanzee Travis mauled Nash in February 2009, leaving her clinging to life. Travis The Chimp’s Gruesome Attack On Charla Nash.
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Herold had suffered a series of heartbreaking losses over the last several years, beginning with the death of her only child, then her husband, then her beloved chimp Travis, as well as the tragic maiming of friend and employee Charla Nash," wrote Golger. She was the owner of Travis the chimp, who went on a violent rampage in February 2009, ripping the face and hands off Nash. Herold, who was 72, died from a ruptured aortic aneurysm late Monday, according to a statement released by her lawyer Robert Golger. "The Nash family expressed their condolences to Sandra's family and support their privacy during this time of loss of a beloved family member." "Charla made a brief statement stating that Sandra was a troubled woman and maybe she has some peace now," her brother's statement said.
I repeated the news and she was speechless for a few moments." Nash's twin brother Michael Nash said in a statement, "I informed Charla that Sandra had died. — - Charla Nash, the woman whose face was mauled off by the chimp owned by Sandra Herold, is in "disbelief" that Herold has died.
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