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This is my comic entitled “Don’t Judge”, it’s pretty simple, but very true. Every day tasks are not as simple for a person with a mental illness, and yet more often than not we are regularly required to perform at the same level as those without a...
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This is my comic entitled “Don’t Judge”, it’s pretty simple, but very true. Every day tasks are not as simple for a person with a mental illness, and yet more often than not we are regularly required to perform at the same level as those without a disability. I congratulate myself every time I get my dishes done, know that the task was as difficult for me, as a mountain hike would be for others. 

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A comic about OCD I made a while ago. It’s quite trite, but I was trying to make something ‘proper’ and 'mainstream' that wasn’t just my usual load of muscles and screaming.
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A comic about OCD I made a while ago. It’s quite trite, but I was trying to make something ‘proper’ and 'mainstream'  that wasn’t just my usual load of muscles and screaming.

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by Neil Slorance
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by Neil Slorance

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Submission from Darryl Cunningham

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Better, Drawn on io9.com

Better, Drawn makes it onto this list of 10 Comics that can help you understand mental illness. If you’re inspired by what you see on the site and have a story to tell, do consider submitting a comic to us.

http://io9.com/10-comics-that-can-help-you-understand-mental-illness-1576917503

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On living with anxiety

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#30DaysComics Day 30: Anxiety colours my life

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This is a page from a comic created after a blood transfusion, After the making of this story I was diagnosed with a from of cancer called Zollenger Ellison Syndrome. It is a slow growing and hard to kill form of cancer I have been living with for...
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This is a page from a comic created after a blood transfusion, After the making of this story I was diagnosed with a from of cancer called Zollenger Ellison Syndrome. It is a slow growing and hard to kill form of cancer I have been living with for almost four years now. I hope you enjoy the comic.

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Jon Jennison

The whole story can be seen here:

http://dogoodercomics.wordpress.com/transfusion/

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