After the Blackness of Midnight, A Glimmer of Sunrise
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The overview and preview are about three specific military men who come home after their tours of duty. It also makes one aware of damaged emotions, as well as, damaged bodies. It seems our country has fewer than needed facikities to aid both damages. The damaged souls have a difficult road to recovery and sadly, some never recover. They are definitely changed and that change affects their family and loved ones. Their memories and flashbacks are not always easy for family to help and rarely know where to go to get help. Each war has changed the men and women who serve in many ways; from demoralizing them, such as Vietnam, the Gulf War and the current wars in Iraq and Afganistan, to compromised feelings regarding our behavior with the Middle East, especially Pakistan, Libia and Northern African governments. This book also recognizes that the Heavenly Father carries us when the load is too difficult for us to see anything worth living for. It shows how the Creation is loaded with things that quiet the soul.
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About the Book
A marine, navy, and an army man served in the service of ouir country. They each left after their second tour of duty in Iraq and Afganistan. They were in enemy waters aboard aircraft carrier ships. It tells how damaged they were emotionally. Neither of the three let their commander know their distress, but they simply did not sign on for another tour of duty.
About the Author
The author is a retired registered nurse who worked in the ER and ICU in hospitals. She joined a company with nursing facilities and became the quality assurance coordinator for each of their facilities. This involved traveling to several states to ensure each facility met state and federal rules for cleanliness and dietary needs of every resident, plus plans of care for each resident and staff behaviors.