''RSI could have ended my career as a cartoonist"
When cartoonist Andy Riley developed Repetitive Strain Injury in 2010, he thought it would put an end to his career.
Speaking to 5 live鈥檚 Stephen Nolan, Andy described living with condition as like wearing "a matador jacket of pain.鈥�
The scriptwriter and artist rose to fame with his series of best-selling Bunny Suicides books in 2003.
After years of unsuccessful treatments, he's found a new way to manage his pain and is drawing again.
This clip is originally from Stephen Nolan on Saturday 4 November 2017.
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