My parents, Wayman and Winnie Hancock, with my brother and me in front of my dad’s grocery store on the South Side of Chicago, 1940. People called my mother “high-strung,” but years later, her condition would be given a name: bipolar disorder.
My parents, Wayman and Winnie Hancock, with my brother and me in front of my dad’s grocery store on the South Side of Chicago, 1940. People called my mother “high-strung,” but years later, her condition would be given a name: bipolar disorder.