White Island volcano eruption survivor Stephanie Browitt gives update on burns

A survivor of the White Island volcanic eruption gave an update on her injuries five years on after she suffered horrific burns. Stephanie Browitt, from Melbourne , Australia, was left with burns to 70 percent of her body and had eight fingers amputated after the blast in New Zealand in December 2019. She also lost her father, Paul and sister Krystal, 21, in the disaster. The 29-year-old spent two weeks in a coma fighting for her life with third-degree burns to the majority to her body. Now, in a video posted to her TikTok account on Friday, Stephanie revealed what a day in her life looks like five years after the tragedy, saying she still undergoes occupational therapy for her hands weekley.