Live Virtual Group Session: 5PM EST January 18th 2022

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our this session!

For this session we close-read the graphic medicine piece Solidarity by Luis Manriquez and Simon Gentry, excerpted from COVID Chronicles: A Comics Anthology edited by Kendra Boileau and Rich Johnson. Piece posted below.

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excerpted from COVID Chronicles: A Comics Anthology edited by Kendra Boileau and Rich Johnson
excerpted from COVID Chronicles: A Comics Anthology edited by Kendra Boileau and Rich Johnson

3 thoughts on “Live Virtual Group Session: 5PM EST January 18th 2022”

  1. michele348

    About being fragile and capable~~~

    I stared into the lights above me as I lay on the gurney.
    Permanence vs. temporary.
    The meaning of life looms there in this antiseptic space.
    Which direction will my life choose to head into?
    My heart beats in spurts, a moment stretched into hours.

    The crisis has passed.
    I must move forward.
    I have a life to live.
    But am I capable to do what I must do?

    I answer yes, as my heart now beats strong.
    The world waits before me and I am anxious to meet it head-on.
    I am a force to be reckoned with
    and I give thanks to the angels who stand with me.

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  2. Scarlet Kinney

    About Being Fragile and Competent

    The question is:
    Will the fragility that paralyzes us
    Upon the shattering
    Of our most cherished illusions
    Be diminished by our capable actions
    Once acceptance of our loss
    Has prevailed?

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