A Medic's Mind
is a raw and deeply human memoir by
Matthew Heneghan
, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran and former paramedic.
This is the true story of a man who has seen the very worst of life-and lived to write about it.
From the battlefield to the back of an ambulance, Heneghan's journey is marked by trauma, addiction, and despair. But it is also a story of resilience, recovery, and rediscovering meaning after the uniform comes off. Written with brutal honesty and heartbreaking clarity, this book pulls no punches in exploring PTSD, alcoholism, and the invisible wounds carried by so many first responders and veterans.
If you've ever wondered what it's really like to serve on the frontlines-whether in combat or emergency medicine-this memoir takes you there.
Through vivid storytelling and unflinching reflection, Heneghan shows how pain and purpose can coexist, and how healing is possible even after the darkest nights.
is more than a book-it's a lifeline. For veterans, paramedics, first responders, or anyone touched by trauma, it's a reminder that you are not alone.