Acid attacks are one of the burning menaces of our generation. This is the worst possible thing one can ever do the opposite person, the pain in incredibly inevitable, and it haunts the woman for the rest of her life.
But, Resham Khan, a business management student, who was attacked with sulphur acid on her 21st birthday on June 21 while on a morning drive in London with her 37-year-old cousin Jameel Mukhtar has undergone a major transformation within months, her pictures that surfaced the Internet are going viral now.
After facing the horrible acid while waiting at the traffic signal, she shared the story on her blog, went sharing updates about her case, her experience, and her path to recovery, she in one of her post wrote: “I saw my clothes burning right in front of me.”
“They ran out of the car, stripped off on the motorway, ran around flagging people down pleading for water naked. After 45 minutes on the motorway waiting for emergency services, a passing driver gave them a lift to the local hospital. They ran through the hospital naked screaming,” Khan’s classmate, Daniel Mann, wrote on the Go Fund Me website to raise money for her hospital expenses.
Rashed Khan in one of her post explained that the attack made her mental state up and down and physically she was dealing with scars and spots of burns. The acid attack left her skin so tight that she was unable to close her eyes and open her mouth properly, added Khan.
And, now, to everyone’s surprise, she shared the pictures celebrating Eid,
Another picture:
Check out all the pictures she shared on her Twitter handle, below:
Nazar na lagey – 02/09/17 pic.twitter.com/F2Inu07kwH
— Resh (@ReshKhan_) September 2, 2017
Back before this transformation, she added, “If everything happens for a reason, then surely one of the reasons this happened to me was so that I could take this opportunity to make sure something positive came from such a traumatic and vicious attack. I keep treating the scars, I’m hoping I’ll be back to the old me soon.”
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