A battered mum said she "thought she was going to die" after her head was repeatedly stamped on in the street.
Terrified Sheryl Lloyd was walking home from an afternoon at the park with her nine-year-old daughter when she was viciously attacked in broad daylight.
The mum-of-one said she was on Silverlea Avenue, in Liscard, at around 5.20pm on May 2 when she heard someone shout "oi" from behind.
Two people - a man and a woman - then attacked the 31-year-old who was viciously beaten and dragged to the floor by her hair.
She then suffered a sustained attack which left her fearing for her life and with multiple injuries, including a fractured nose.
Now Merseyside Police are appealing for information to find the two attackers - who fled the scene.
Waitress Sheryl said: "It has traumatised me.
"I couldn't catch my breath and thought I was going to die.
"They just kept stamping on my head and with every blow I kept thinking it was going to stop now, but it didn't.
"I was just being punched everywhere.
"They just kept punching and punching."
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The suspected offenders, one man and one woman, made off prior to police arriving but enquiries are currently ongoing to locate them.
The man is described as in his late 20s, white, of medium build, with brown hair, and wearing a blue t-shirt and blue tracksuit bottoms.
Meanwhile the woman is described as in her 40s, white, of slim build, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Both are known to frequent the Liscard, Moreton and Birkenhead areas.
Sheryl had thankfully dropped her daughter off at her nan's house before she was attacked and was on her way to a domestic violence course for victims.
Following the attack she bravely posted pictures of her injuries on Facebook in a bid to warn others in the hope her attackers are quickly found.
The shocking pictures, shared with the ECHO , show the brutal extent of the attack which left Sheryl in hospital overnight.
Sheryl added: "I am not usually scared easily but after this I have not wanted to leave the house.
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"I had been at the park with my little girl and dropped her off at her nan's house and was walking through Liscard when it happened.
"I walked down a side street and they both just came for me and grabbed me and scragged me with my hair to the floor.
"It felt like my lip was hanging off, it was awful.
"There were witnesses around who have given statements to police and they said they are looking for them.
"I am so on edge and only left the house because I had to go to work.
"Everyone has been so supportive and lovely and I really appreciate it."
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Detective Inspector Paul Parry said: "This was a shocking incident, which took place in broad daylight and was witnessed by several people in the area.
"The victim has been left feeling distressed, in fear and with facial injuries.
"Our enquiries are ongoing to trace those responsible and I would ask that anyone who saw this incident and has yet to come forward, or has any information, to speak to us and we will take action."
Information can be passed to @MerPolCC, or 101 with reference 19100217600 or @CrimestoppersUK anonymously on 0800 555 111.
