'Dog ate my face while I was having seizure – I didn't realise until fiancé FaceTimed'

'Dog ate my face while I was having seizure – I didn't realise until fiancé FaceTimed'WARNING: DISTRESSING IMAGES: Karma Davis, from Peoria, Illinois, took in rescue dog Fayzo four years ago – but when she suffered a seizure the animal mauled her face horriblyCommentsNewsMichael Moran10:05, 15 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesKarma before the attack(Image: Jam Press)A woman whose face was horribly mutilated by her own pitbull after she collapsed during a seizure - but she only realised the severity of the damage when she FaceTimed her fiancé‌Karma Davis lost both lips, a large portion of her left cheek, and the bottom of her nose during the attack. Her left ear was also severely disfigured, while her right ear was partially torn off but later reattached.‌Karma, 25, has a history of grand mal seizures, which can cause violent convulsions and loss of consciousness. She had forgotten to take her medication that day, which she says likely triggered the episode.‌During her most recent seizure, on March 2, her rescue dog Fayzo mauled her horrifically as she lay unconscious on her kitchen floor.It was only when she FaceTimed her partner Trenton after recovering from the seizure that Karma realised the full extent of her injuries.View 5 ImagesShe says that her rescue dog had never shown any sign of aggression before(Image: Jam Press)‌“I woke up and tried to find my phone because I knew I’d had a seizure,” she revealed. “I didn’t know what happened to my face as I was still out of it from the seizure. I ended up finding my iPad and I messaged Trent who was at work.“It was during that video chat we both realised the extent of what had happened. I started freaking out. I kept saying, ‘Fayzo ate my face. I look like a skeleton. My lips are gone’.”Karma’s fiancé, Trenton, 23, who was at work servicing cars an hour away, called an ambulance. She was rushed to hospital, where surgeons performed emergency procedures to stop the bleeding before placing her in a medically induced...