After a series of strokes left her right side completely paralyzed, Tall Pines resident Penny Robbins used the life-altering event to develop her artistic talent.
Robbins, who grew up on a Searsport chicken farm, later worked in group homes with handicapped adults. When she was in her early 50's, she experienced a number of minor strokes. Several months later, she suffered a more serious stroke that left her ...
After a series of strokes left her right side completely paralyzed, Tall Pines resident Penny Robbins used the life-altering event to develop her artistic talent.
Robbins, who grew up on a Searsport chicken farm, later worked in group homes with handicapped adults. When she was in her early 50's, she experienced a number of minor strokes. Several months later, she suffered a more serious stroke that left her ...