TED: The press trampled on my privacy. Here's how I took back my story | Kate Stone

The speaker shares a personal story of a life-threatening accident involving a stag, leading to a long recovery and loss of privacy due to media sensationalism. Despite initial anger, the speaker chose a calm approach, writing letters to the media, which led to unexpected friendships and a role in press regulation. The story emphasizes resilience, understanding, and using one's voice for positive change.

What event led to the speaker's serious injury?

How did the speaker feel when they were lying on the ground after the accident?

What gifts did the speaker mention receiving after waking up from the coma?

How did the media's portrayal of the speaker affect their sense of privacy?

What approach did the speaker take towards the journalists who sensationalized their story?

What was the speaker's ultimate goal in addressing the media and the public?

What lesson did the speaker learn about anger and understanding others?