Her mother said that a teenager approached the suffering of the brain when she jumped by a group of schools.
Olivia Alan, 13, was attacked by a group of girls on her way back from school in Mauricamp, Lancashire.
She left with intermittent teeth, injuries in her back, neck and bruises on her legs in the attack on Monday afternoon.
The end could be worse if a stranger did not interfere, her mother was afraid.
Doctors told her about more strikes on her head can leave her permanently, men Reports.
A 12 -year -old girl was arrested on suspicion of attacking after the accident in Moss Lin.
Her mother, Kelly Mary, said that Olivia has been ambushed by a four -year -old gang on a road before she kicked her head like football, and she was sealed on her face and placed age through her lips.
What made the clay worse, the attack was filmed and shots were distributed on social media, indicating one of the attackers climbing on the back of Olivia before being harmful to his face.
Her mother, a mental health nurse, said: “He is the worst nightmare for every father. I was working in Lancaster when I received a call about what happened and it was clear that it was school time so there was a traffic movement and I was in a state of absolute frenzy in an attempt to reach it.
‘I felt he continued forever. A & E Chancellor said that if she had taken more strikes to the head, it is possible to permanently damage in the brain.
The stranger who stopped helping was walking with her daughter when she saw the accident, and Kelly says it was without “she could be fatal.”
The woman managed to curb a suspect, called the police and waited for the affected Olivia until the help reached.
Now, the teenager tries to rebuild her life and recover physically, but “what she has been mentally lived with the shock will be a much longer process,” Umm Olivia explained.
The shocking “shock” affected all family members, and continued.
“I had to be described as sleeping tablets, I was recorded that I was signed and not going abroad. I also got two other children to try to take care of them. She added that it seemed like an injustice.”
The police confirmed that they had received a report on Moss Lynn’s attack at about 3.40 pm on Monday and a teenage girl was taken to hospital after she was injured.
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