Charla

Charla is blind and has to eat through a straw, but the 55-year-old mother says she isn’t angry or in a pain — and she doesn’t want to remember the attack.

Chimp Attack Victim Charla Nash “Oprah” Nov. 11 2009

Charla is a little person, but that hasn’t stopped her and Mirna from doing quite well thus far (they’re currently in second place).

The Reality Show Even Reality TV-Haters Could Like | PopPolitics.com 2004

Charla is a little person, but that hasn’t stopped her and Mirna from doing quite well thus far (they’re currently in second place).

The Reality Show Even Reality TV-Haters Could Like | PopPolitics.com 2004

Charla is a little person, but that hasn’t stopped her and Mirna from doing quite well thus far (they’re currently in second place).

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On Thursday, the Boston hospital released a photo taken last month of Charla Nash, a Connecticut woman mauled by a chimpanzee.

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Political consultant Charla Neuman, who served as chief strategist for mayoral runner-up Joe Mallahan, confirmed that she is working on an initiative campaign to privatize liquor sales (currently state-run) in Washington State.

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Last Winter, Travis the Chimp went berserk when his owner asked Charla to help lure him back into her house in Stamford, Connecticut.

Charla Nash After Chimp Attack [Photo & VIDEO] 2009

Charla Neuman, best known in Seattle as the campaign manager for mayoral runner-up Joe Mallahan, is reportedly working on the as-yet-un-filed initiative to privatize liquor sales in Washington State.

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I admire Charla Nash for her strength & courage to show herself out on national T.V. just to warn the people and tell her story.

Chimp Attack Victim Charla Nash “Oprah” Nov. 11 2009

Charla Neuman, spokeswoman for Washingtonians for Liquor Reform, the group backing the initiative, says two competing initiatives, filed by a separate group, could put the state at risk of losing money, because the only revenue that I saw [in the competing initiatives] was a flat fee for their retail license of $1,000 or $2,000.

Third Liquor Privatization Initiative Filed « PubliCola 2010