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“How I Appear,” introducing a new photo column by David Roche

Monday, May 11th, 2009

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Original text by David Roche after the jump…

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Peabody: a comic strip about depression and anxiety by Jane Goetzee

Saturday, May 9th, 2009

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Peabody

by Jane Goetzee

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Peabody: a comic strip about depression and anxiety by Jane Goetzee

Saturday, April 18th, 2009

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Peabody

by Jane Goetzee

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Peabody: a comic strip about depression and anxiety by Jane Goetzee

Saturday, April 11th, 2009

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Peabody

by Jane Goetzee

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Meet Ricky Trione, an unbelievably talented painter who is blind

Monday, April 6th, 2009

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About Ricky Trione:

Ricky’s vision left him one eye at a time. His left eye was permanently damaged in an accident while on active duty as Captain in the Army in 1993. A logging truck slung an object through the open window of his vehicle, destroying his retina. The second accident happened years later in 2000 when Ricky’s vehicle overheated along Highway 59 in North Baldwin County, Alabama. Ricky pulled to the side of the road to check the engine of the vehicle just as an 18-wheeler drove by and threw a large section of tire tread from the truck. The debris hit him across his right eye and knocked him unconscious, causing permanent blindness.

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