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“I think the book and the audio book serve different purposes and different audiences. For spouses, especially women, the audio in a woman's voice is meaningful and reassuring. Men are also attracted by the audio version, but maybe because your voice is both soft, clear and compelling in what you say so well. And for those who are visually impaired or who dread reading anything, the audio book is perfect.
I personally like the book for many reasons, but one of the most important is the drawings. To me, they capture in a way that words can not, the invisible trap, or "tiger cage" that combat soldiers, or for that matter anyone who has experienced a severe trauma faces. And because it is invisible, in the sense that they may never have been wounded physically, they resist accepting the possibility that they might just possibly have PTSD.
Your book is in the top of my list of seven books that anyone dealing with returning combat veterans should have read.”
A Chaplain in Vermont
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Wholesale Prices for those who help veterans
The VA helped my father in a number of ways over the years, with medical care (including diagnosing him with Post Traumatic Stress) hearing aids and treatment for alcoholism more than once. I know that VA chaplains, and other health care practitioners across the country are assisting as many veterans and their families as they can. I am proud that my father’s story is being used as a resource.
To help more mental health practitioners utilize my book, I offer two levels of wholesale prices for those who are help veterans.
Go to “Wholesale” for details, and to place your order
Email Quynn with any questions
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