Although the Vietnam War officially ended in 1975, it still rages in the lives of thousands of Veterans and their families. Why do so many veterans suffer from flashbacks, depression, fits of rage, nightmares, emotional numbing, substance abuse, and helplessness? Author and Vietnam Veteran Chuck Dean endured years of agony and has some answers through those trials. In "Nam Vet", Chuck explains what causes these symptoms and gives guidance on to break free from self-destructive behaviors. Let the past be the past at last.

Nam Vet: Making Peace With Your Past

Dean, Chuck

Religion & Spirituality

Multnomah Books

Nam Vet : Making Peace with Your Past

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

Wordsmith Publishing

When the War Is Over A New One Begins: Rebuilding Relationships After Trauma

Nordberg, Bette

Motivational

Wordsmith Pub

A series of devotionals to help spiritual sojourners with their daily walk with their God.

Point Man in Your Pocket: A Forty-Day March with Jesus

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Although the Vietnam War officially ended in 1975, it still rages in the lives of thousands of Veterans and their families. Why do so many veterans suffer from flashbacks, depression, fits of rage, nightmares, emotional numbing, substance abuse, and helplessness? Author and Vietnam Veteran Chuck Dean endured years of agony and has some answers through those trials. In "Nam Vet", Chuck explains what causes these symptoms and gives guidance on how to break free from self-destructive behaviors. Let the past be the past at last.

Nam Vet: Making Peace with Your Past

Some Came Home: ...a story of returning

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

We can only guess at what specifically our men and women, sons and daughters, go through during war. Did they watch a comrade die? Was it the RPG, or the IED, that turned the HumVee to shards? Was it the thump of rockets? The unrelenting fear? Is that what haunts them? Is that why they remain outside the wire? It may be years—decades—before a veteran understands why they aren’t the same people they were when they shipped out. While the enemy, the terrain, or the tactics may change, the aftermath doesn’t. Here in this book, the authors seek to bring the needed understanding in a quest to help all returning warriors come back inside the wire.

Still Outside the Wire

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mental Health

Behind Enemy Lines: A Field Manual for God's Army

Green City Productions

Veterans are entering the 21st century, and for many, Vietnam has never ended. Why do so many suffer from flashbacks, depression, rage, substance abuse, and nightmares? Author and Vietnam veteran Chuck Dean has helped thousands find peace and spiritual healing.

NAM VET: Making Peace with Your Past / Revised and Expanded

WinePress Pub.

After the Ambush

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