I'm glad the doctors were able to help her.

I hope this helps her to lead a full, happy life. How amazing too, they were able to restore sight to one eye. Agree, her husband is a monster.

What he did to that poor woman - God, I cannot fathom that level of brutality.

She also lost her eyesight. I hope that her new face eases some of the pain and discomfort that she has lived with these past years.

I also hope that the husband rots in hell!!!

What kind of putrid vile scum can do this to another person?

The article says the f*ckwad is in prison for at least 30 years. This is where if I typed what I hope is happening to the sick piece of shit in prison, I'd get this post hidden for sure.

She has had so many surgeries already, best wishes.

http://www.overcomebook.com/my-face-has-changed-again-what-a-gift

when Carmen Tarleton herself has forgiven him, and believes that only through this act can she salvage her own life:

One says that she hopes the perp burns in hell and clearly that's not actually wishing him any harm.

But by all means, make shit up dearie.

I have the right to say, thirty years in prison is not enough. He should be shut away forever.

Thank God they were able to restore her sight in one eye.

I think you meant to say incongruent.

Even so, your objection is overstated.

The injured person is the only one who is able to forgive because she is the only one who has been maliciously injured and suffered. Further, if you read what Carmen has written, which she learned from Louise Hay and from her own experience, the injured party is the only one who gains from forgiveness. She gains the freedom to move forward with her life and find inner peace and happiness, versus stewing in pain and bitterness.

Those of us who are helplessly observing are not the injured party; we have nothing to forgive. His actions have not harmed us in any way, other than the moments of horror we feel reading about his heinous, vicious act. And wishing this monster in human dress a good dose of karma kickback does not impair our lives. We can and will turn away from this article with a cautionary lesson -- be very careful who you choose to love -- continue on with our lives unimpeded.

If we have been injured by someone, the act of forgiveness helps us discharge our emotional pain. That release is what makes healing possible. Holding onto the pain makes healing impossible.

This is the kind of shit that I thought only happened in places like Pakistan. Atrocious. I just cannot believe that that happened here - my brain has actively rejected the concept.