Editorial Cartooning for BBC Ouch

  • Sarah Dousse
I was entrusted for the second year in a row to illustrated four stories for the BBC Storytelling series "Ouch" (blog and podcast) which talks about issues surrounding disability, with humour and lightness of heart.


1: THE NIGHT OUT WHICH ENDED UNEXPECTEDLY Fran was one of six people with a disability or mental health problem to perform a story about going out as part of BBC Ouch's storytelling event at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - hosted by Lost Voice Guy.
Read space cadet Fran unexpected journey back to Earth: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/disability-45084564
2: BRIDESMAID SPENDS 15 HOURS ESCAPING WEDDING
Life with a disability can sometimes give rise to unspoken questions and sensitivities, but amid the awkwardness there can be humour. Lucy has agoraphobia but promised her best friend to be her bridesmaid.
How will Lucy deal with this tricky situation? Read her story: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/disability-45045224
3: THE STOMACH-CHURNING ONE-NIGHT STAND
How will Phillip keep his Crohn's Disease secret during his first date? Read his story : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/disability-45045223
4: HOW I BECAME KNOWN AS 'BOOB GIRL'
How did Jessica end up with this awkward nickname? Read his story : https://sarahdousse.com/bcc-ouch