How a family album is helping a woman rebuild her life after 14 weeks in a coma
When Liz Oldershaw woke up from a coma caused by a deadly brain condition called encephalitis, her family were just happy to see her alive.
Their joy at her recovery soon turned to worry as they discovered she had lost most of her memories and the ability to talk, read and write.
In the two years since, she has been able to rediscover her life thanks to photo albums and diaries from her friends and family.
Liz, her sister Ruthie, and Phillippa Chapman from the Encephalitis Society spoke to Breakfast鈥檚 Charlie and Susanna.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from 30/10/2013
-
Kirstie's crafty Christmas
Duration: 07:11
-
Breakfast meets Team GB鈥檚 Slopestyle hopeful
Duration: 04:08
-
John Newman on late nights, Northern soul and number ones
Duration: 06:13
More clips from Breakfast
-
Olivia Colman and Maggie Gyllenhaal speak to Breakfast
Duration: 04:13
-
Kevin Sinfield: The Extra Mile - A 麻豆官网首页入口 Breakfast special
Duration: 15:01