· Augusten Burroughs' Mother Speaks Out In her poems, Margaret Robison describes her recovery from stroke and the time she spent in a psychiatric hospital. But it's her son Augustin Burroughs' words Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. · Posted on by Margaret Robison Stroke Poems about having and recovering from a stroke Cover blurbs by May . Stroke book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Poems about having and recovering from a stroke. Cover blurbs by May Sarton, Bernie 4/5(1).
Concord, NH — Margaret P. Robinson passed away peacefully and surrounded by family at The Birches in Concord, N.H., on Aug. 24, , at the age of 86, almost six years after a stroke that. Stroke 2 copies. Here 2 copies. To Live 1 copy, 1 review. What Matters 1 copy. The World Split Open 1 copy. Apraxia 1 copy. organize | filter. Also by Margaret Robison. My Lover Is a Woman (Contributor) 83 copies, 1 review. Members. Top members (works). Margaret Robison was born in Georgia and raised down south. According to son John, she struggled with her transgender identity before such things were fashionable or even possible. In addition to.
In addition to being a poet, Margaret painted and painted well, he said. When she suffered her stroke in , doctors gave her five years. She lasted 25, outliving her husband by ten. Stroke book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Poems about having and recovering from a stroke. Cover blurbs by May Sarton, Bernie. Robison's memoir describes her psychotic breakdowns and the time she spent in mental hospitals, as well as her eventual realization that the psychiatrist was doing more harm than good.
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