Zoe Thorogood described her experience of losing her brother to suicide as a profound shock, leading to her urgent desire to help families facing similar tragedies.
Following her brother's death, Thorogood resolved to utilize her platform as a graphic novelist to aid others struggling with mental health and prevent such tragedies.
Thorogood expressed deep frustration with the police's handling of her brother's absence, feeling that the urgency of the situation wasn't adequately acknowledged.
Her experiences inspired her to tackle mental health themes in her work, aiming to raise awareness and foster understanding in the narrative form.
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