PTSD Book Manuscript Submitted

Just a quick note before getting back into the swing of things around here. The past summer and fall have kept me busy writing my upcoming book, Moving a Nation to Care: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and America's Returning Troops.

It has been an incredible experience all-around; even better now to have the lion's share of the work behind me. Thanks to all involved with the book project: the military families who shared their stories, my publisher, Ig Publishing, and Cho and the rest of the gang at ePluribus Media.

Looking forward to bringing you more timely combat PTSD coverage in the coming weeks.

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Considerable Quotes

"The first shamans earned their keep in primitave societies by providing explanations and rituals that enabled man to deal with his environment and his personal anguish. Early man, no less than we, dealt with forces that he could not understand or control, and he attempted to come to grips with his vulnerablity by trying to bring order to his universe." -- Richard Gabriel in No More Heroes

"War stories end when the battle is over or when the soldier comes home. In real life, there are no moments amid smoldering hilltops for tranquil introspection. When the war is over, you pick up your gear, walk down the hill and back into the world." -- OIF vet John Crawford in The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell

"After wars' end, soldiers once again become civilians and return to their families to try to pick up where they left off. It is this process of readjustment that has more often than not been ignored by society. -- Major Robert H. Stretch, Ph.D in Textbook of Military Medicine: Vol. 6 Combat Stress

Monday, October 16, 2006

PTSD Book Manuscript Submitted

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