Living in the shadow interior of the brain's limbic system and invisible to the untrained eye, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder can not only torture its victims for a lifetime, but often reaches beyond its victims to negatively influence family members and loved ones. "Soldier's Heart", titled after one of the early names for PTSD, delves into the lives of otherwise "normal" American veterans who, seemingly for no reason, display lasting patterns of bad choices and erratic, self-destructive behavior. This exploration and the accompanying analysis of the life portraits of combat veterans who tell their stories here, bring the myriad symptoms of PTSD to light, and equip the lay reader to recognize the disorder, as well as gain a thorough understanding that can be the foundation for positive steps to facilitate the healing process.Four men and one woman who served in Vietnam describe how PTSD still tears at their lives 30 years later. The symptoms of PTSD are conveyed in non-technical language by the veterans featured in this absorbing work, presented by authors Schroder and Dawe, both Vietnam veterans and, respectively, now a writer-businessman and a mental health counselor.
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