article_snippet: They put me into a medically-induced coma, because They knew it was going to be really painful,' Miss Shaw Miss Shaw said, adding that Miss Shaw was then taken 90 miles to Atlanta's Grady Hospital's Burns Unit.
article_snippet: When the student woke up five weeks later, the student was shocked to find the student could not see and was breathing via a tracheotomy.
article_snippet: Miss Shaw also started to suffer from seizures, which 'were a result of being heavily sedated for a long period of time', Miss Shaw blog states.
article_snippet: Doctors arranged for Miss Shaw to undertake physical and occupational therapy.
article_snippet: Seven weeks after being transferred to the specialist burn center, Miss Shaw Miss Shaw was able to go home.
article_snippet: Now, 13 months on, the brave former student continues to see a variety of doctors, specialists, and therapists on a weekly basis.
article_snippet: They put me into a medically-induced coma, because They knew it was going to be really painful,' Miss Shaw Miss Shaw said, adding that Miss Shaw was then taken 90 miles to Atlanta's Grady Hospital's (pictured) Burns Unit .
article_snippet: Life-threatening: When the brave former studentpictured in hospital) woke up five weeks later, Miss Shaw was shocked to find Miss Shaw could not see and was breathing via a tracheotomy.
article_snippet: Miss Shaw is also 'terrified' to take any more medication to manage Miss Shaw bipolar disorder - which causes shifts in mood, energy and activity levels - fearing that it could spark another severe allergic reaction.
article_snippet: In one blog post, Miss Shaw wrote: 'It still haunts me to think about everything they did to me while I was in hospital.
article_snippet: Miss Shaw, who first fell ill in December 2013, added: 'There are still things I avoid to this day because this day reminds me of that time.
article_snippet: Miss Shaw's blog, The Journey of a Butterfly (pictured), details the former student's battle with SJS .