Picturing Tudie

Submitted by Salt Stories on Fri, 05/04/2012 - 9:25am.

Maine Life

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A Vietnam veteran in Biddeford finds that caring for his terminally ill wife is the best cure for coping with his own PTSD. Produced by Michelle Gerster and Sydney Leonard from the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.

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