Sketches from outside the Margins -- Stories from Seattle/King County Clinic #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Can Free Pop-Up Clinics Save American Healthcare?" is a poignant, first-hand story by Kelly Froh, who both writes and illustrates this powerful slice of life from the Seattle/King County Clinic. It follows Dwayne, a trans-male patient navigating the healthcare system for a preventative mastectomy due to family history, highlighting the critical role of accessible medical care. The story’s raw honesty is matched by Froh’s expressive art and the cover by David Lasky, which captures the quiet dignity of the moment.
In "The Lottery," Dwayne, a trans-male man with a family history of breast cancer, visits the free clinic seeking a preventative mastectomy—something he can't afford but knows he needs. The story quietly explores the weight of health, identity, and access in a single, poignant moment at the clinic.
Phyllis, an older woman working for a small non-profit, faces the quiet urgency of needing eyeglasses and a mammogram—basic care made complicated by limited health insurance. Her story, drawn from real experiences at the Seattle/King County Clinic, offers a poignant glimpse into the everyday struggles of accessing essential health services.
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