Where war ends : a combat veteran's 2,700-mile journey to heal : recovering from PTSD and moral injury through meditation
Publication Information
Novato, California : New World Library, [2019]
Physical Description
xix, 267 pages ; 21 cm
Summary
"A veteran of the Iraq War describes his struggle to heal from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and come to terms with the horrors of combat"--
Contents
- Time to go
- What happened
- Head down, pants on
- Make war, not love
- Rules of engagement
- Happy place
- Family time
- The diagnosis
- Cigarettes
- Tailspin
- I wasn't there
- Lifeline
- Monologue
- Enough
- The rucksack
- Seen
- Training day (or, hot mess)
- Hero's send-off
- Comfort
- Unload
- Locked and loaded
- Cheese country
- Unbroken
- Walking with wolves
- Deer Ken
- Taken for a ride
- Hope
- It's all a mirage
- Shakey town
- Reunion
- Wave
- The unnameable thing
- Flash
- Confession
- Forgiveness
- More than wounds
- Man in white
- Nuts
- Blissed out
- Lunch break.
Subjects
- Post-traumatic stress disorder > Patients > United States > Biography.
- Veterans > United States > Biography.
- Post-traumatic stress disorder > Treatment.
- Veterans > Mental health > United States.
- Meditation > Therapeutic use.
- Disabled veterans > Rehabilitation > United States.
- Iraq War, 2003-2011 > Moral and ethical aspects.
- Post-traumatic stress disorder > Biography.
- Voss, Tom (Thomas P.).