We speak to Connor Lynes a year on from almost-fatal rugby accident
He's raising awareness of brain injury in sport.
A year on from a devastating rugby injury that almost cost him his life - a Hull teenager has told Viking how every day is still a struggle.
15-year-old Connor Lynes suffered a blood clot on his brain and collapsed in his bedroom - the day after he was heavily tackled while playing for his local team.
He spent weeks in a coma and almost died.
He's no longer able to play sports and also has trouble socialising as a result of the almost-fatal accident this time last year.
Connor has been re-living the incident and you can watch a video interview with him below:
Connor's Aunt, Sara Lynes, says it's hard seeing how much Connor's life has changed since the accident. You can watch a video interview with Sara below:
Connor - who now runs a charity helping others - is today raising awareness of brain injury in sport and is asking people to change their profile picture on Facebook and Twitter to the charity's logo.
You can find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/903755643078006/