Brighton artist turns coma hallucinations into graphic novel
Zara Slattery’s illness started as a sore throat, but she was eventually fighting for her life as a flesh-eating bug attacked her body.
The artist, from Brighton, East Sussex, was placed in a medical coma for over a fortnight and her husband was told to prepare for the worst.
Ms Slattery recovered but lost a leg, and has now turned the drug-induced visions of her coma into a graphic novel.
Journalist: Mark Norman
Produced by: Bob Dale and Tom Darby
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