I have written a book entitled Rice Paddy Stew and Saigon Tea that deals with the issues of going to and surviving a war. To coming home and finding that I brought the war home with me. What were the challenges, how was I able to adapt to the things I faced? I have been told that this book and story has helped a lot of people just like me who go off to war and then come home with wounds to the mind and the heart. There is hope and a thing called Post-Traumatic Healing will kick in if you are open to it and willing to work on making things better for yourself and those that you love.
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offers a profound exploration of the challenges faced by soldiers transitioning from war to civilian life. Through heartfelt narrative, readers gain insight into the struggles of returning veterans, grappling with the emotional aftermath of combat. The book's candid portrayal of the author's journey fosters empathy and understanding, resonating with those who have endured similar experiences.
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One of the book's key benefits lies in its ability to inspire hope and resilience. By sharing personal anecdotes of post-war healing and growth, the author instills optimism in readers facing their own battles with trauma. The narrative underscores the transformative power of resilience and the potential for individuals to overcome adversity with determination and support.
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Moreover, "Rice Paddy Stew and Saigon Tea" serves as a beacon of support for veterans navigating the complexities of readjustment. Through the author's introspective reflections, readers discover strategies for coping with the psychological and emotional toll of war. The book fosters a sense of community and solidarity, reminding veterans that they are not alone in their struggles and that healing is possible through openness and self-care.
About The Author
I have written a book entitled Rice Paddy Stew and Saigon Tea that deals with the issues of going to and surviving a war. To coming home and finding that I brought the war home with me. What were the challenges, how was I able to adapt to the things I faced? I have been told that this book and story has helped a lot of people, just like me, who go off to war and then come home with wounds to the mind and the heart. There is hope and a thing called Post-Traumatic Growth will kick in if you are open to it and willing to work on making things better for yourself and those that you love.
FAQ
What is your return policy?
Anytime first seven days return product to me first
When will I get my refund?
As soon as I receive your package I will refund your account.
How do I track my order?
Every package is sent by media mail with USPS tracking number number will be given to when shipped
Where can user buy your product?
From Amazon or my website combatmedicchronicles.com
How do I contact you?
My email is kpardue73@gmail.com
Are you available for speaking engagements about your book?
Yes, email me with proposed date, time, location
Can you do a book signing at my event?
Yes, I would love to, contact me for details.
I am feeling really stressed and afraid I might do something to hurt myself or another, what should I do?
Please stop take in a deep breathe, just understand this can happen, the thing do not act on anything. You have value, you are loved by many, do not take a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Dial 988 on your phone it is the Veteran hotline. They are there for you to help get past the pain and the hurt. Secondly, make an appointment with VA mental health or go to Veteran Vet Center in your area for help. It takes a man to stand up and seek help. Just know that I and many will be there to help you just ask
