The mother talked about a broken heart after her toddler daughter was attacked by a dog with a rough face.
Paula Gaughan, 32, said she needed plastic surgery after 3-year-old Stella suffered a deep bruise and a severe bruise on her terrifying vulva.
Tot, who lives with her mother in Glasgow, lives with her family when injured by his neighbor's rescue Lurcher. I did.
When her mute attacked, she was out to give the animal a treat.
Paula said she was "tortured" after being informed of her daughter's injury.
"It was the worst call I've ever received," she told NeedToKnow.online.
"Initially, I thought she had hit her head or fell down. I didn't think she could have been attacked for a minute.
" I couldn't believe it completely because my brain couldn't process the information.
"I was tortured to know I didn't come to help."
Paula initially believed that her daughter may have been "cut or bruised."
"I was devastated after I learned that she had a terrible scar on her face," she said.
"Stella was eating a packet of potato chips and crumbing the dog.
" She flipped them over to the floor and he easily told them I was able to get there.
"There was no sign that the dog was unhappy because the dog was waving his tail, but she turned her head to her back.
"Suddenly he roared and bite Stella."
The little child was taken to the hospital and immediately started by a doctor to treat her.
Paula, who shared a clip of her daughter's injury with 30,000 followers on her Instagram account @montessoriplaying, said:
"The medical team continued to say she was very lucky, as if her dog's teeth had sunk a little higher, and her eyes popped out.
" Her face was bruised, black and blue, and there was a brain tremor when she fell on the concrete with the help of a dog. "
However, the Shinmei trial was not over.
A long crevice in her cheek was infected, she was prescribed a powerful antibiotic and received an injection of tetanus.
"She is so small that she began to suffer a bad reaction when she was left tied to her bed," Paula said.
And the trauma doctor later said that Stella should have had surgery immediately. She will undergo plastic surgery later this summer to prevent scarring.
Paula states: "After the accident, she was injured, hurt for the rest of her life, and her face was hard to see because her perfect little face was damaged."
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