The family of a British teen who became seriously ill after taking MDMA have released footage of her in her wheelchair.
Amy Thomson was 16 when she took the drug at a party in Glasgow last June.
She collapsed and was brought to hospital, where she remained in a critical condition for a month last summer.
After awakening from a coma, Amy was treated in a specialist rehabilitation unit for brain trauma patients.
Her recovery has been slow and the video shows her speech and movements are still severly impaired.
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Thanks everyone.Thank you for your support everyone.
Posted by Tricia Thomson on Monday, September 7, 2015
Amy's Mother Tricia Thomson made the video public earlier this week.
"Thanks everyone" she captioned the footage.
Her Facebook page also carries pictures of her daughter before her accident.
Amy Thomson before her accident. Photo: Tricia Thomson on Facebook
The comments underneath the video show the level of support for the teen from family and friends, some of whom admitted they were upset by her condition.
