A North Texas woman is sharing an update on her condition after a shark nearly took her life two months ago.
“The bull shark that attacked me was going up and down the beach and was probably about as big as my couch,” Sullivent said.
“Because I lost my calf, I don’t have feeling in my ankle. The bottom of my foot is all numb, too. I can’t feel that,” said Sullivent. Sullivent is still in contact with a few of the beachgoers who saved her, calling them not only friends but her guardian angels. On the day of her attack, there were no shark warnings from the beach. When she is healed, Sullivent plans to work with the City of South Padre Island to have better alerts in place to prevent more shark attacks.
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