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Peabody: Lisa Waxman and her son, Brady take time in the morning to enjoy a snack. Lisa, who survived severe postpartum depression recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Peabody: Lisa Waxman and her son, Brady take time in the morning to enjoy a snack. Lisa, who survived severe postpartum depression recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News , Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Peabody: Lisa Waxman with her son, Brady at their Peabody home. Lisa, who survived severe postpartum depression recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News , Peabody: Lisa Waxman with her son, Brady at their Peabody home. Lisa, who survived severe postpartum depression recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Operation Troop Support founders Dick and Christine Moody of Danvers pose together while attending a luncheon at the home of Joanne Patton for military personnel serving in Iraq and Afghanistan and their families, along with Operation Troop Support volunteers Saturday afternoon. Photo by Deborah Parker/August 29 ,2009 ., Operation Troop Support founders Dick and Christine Moody of Danvers pose together while attending a luncheon at the home of Joanne Patton for military personnel serving in Iraq and Afghanistan and their families, along with Operation Troop Support volunteers Saturday afternoon. Photo by Deborah Parker/August 29 ,2009 .
Peabody: Lisa Waxman with her son, Brady at play together at their Peabody home. Lisa survived severe postpartum depression and recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News , Peabody: Lisa Waxman with her son, Brady at play together at their Peabody home. Lisa survived severe postpartum depression and recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Salem: (center) Ellen Talkowsky, of Salem, talks with (L) Jay Finney and Salem Mayor Stanley Usovicz during the Salem Chamber of Commerce Dinner held at the Hawthorne Hotel on Wednesday eveing. Talkowsky was one of the award recipients. Photo by Kristen Olson/Salem News. Wednesday, June 1, 2005
Beverly: Heidi Roberts holds one of her many cats she has taken in to her Beveryl home. Roberts and others have formed a new group, Friends of Beverly Animals, to help stray cats and dogs and hopefully one day open a shelter in Beverly. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News June 11, 2008.
Salem: Jasper Swiniuch stands at the spot on Church Street where she helped give a man chest compressions to revive him and get him to the hospital. The incident happened Wednesday morning. Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Thursday, October 28, 2010.
Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
, Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News , Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
, Peabody: Lisa Waxman, who survived severe postpartum depression watches her son, Brady pay with Silly-Puddy. Lisa recently testified on Beacon Hill in favor of a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to mandate screening for postpartum depression. Photo by Mark Lorenz/Salem News
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