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Shadow in My Mind: Ghosts of Viet Nam
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Shadow in My Mind: Ghosts of Viet Nam in Chattanooga, TN
Current price: $13.95

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Shadow in My Mind: Ghosts of Viet Nam in Chattanooga, TN
Current price: $13.95
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NIGHTMARES THAT STILL HAUNT ME
I lived with the terrible feelings of resentment and abuse all of my young life. I thought I had been through the worse that life could throw at me. I was so wrong. I never knew just how wrong until I served thirteen months of pure Hell in the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. I witnessed, and lived through so many gut wrenching, fear induced nightmares that I thank God every night of my life for allowing me to live through it and return home with some assemblance of sanity and ability to adjust to a cruel ungrateful society
I lived with the terrible feelings of resentment and abuse all of my young life. I thought I had been through the worse that life could throw at me. I was so wrong. I never knew just how wrong until I served thirteen months of pure Hell in the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. I witnessed, and lived through so many gut wrenching, fear induced nightmares that I thank God every night of my life for allowing me to live through it and return home with some assemblance of sanity and ability to adjust to a cruel ungrateful society
NIGHTMARES THAT STILL HAUNT ME
I lived with the terrible feelings of resentment and abuse all of my young life. I thought I had been through the worse that life could throw at me. I was so wrong. I never knew just how wrong until I served thirteen months of pure Hell in the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. I witnessed, and lived through so many gut wrenching, fear induced nightmares that I thank God every night of my life for allowing me to live through it and return home with some assemblance of sanity and ability to adjust to a cruel ungrateful society
I lived with the terrible feelings of resentment and abuse all of my young life. I thought I had been through the worse that life could throw at me. I was so wrong. I never knew just how wrong until I served thirteen months of pure Hell in the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. I witnessed, and lived through so many gut wrenching, fear induced nightmares that I thank God every night of my life for allowing me to live through it and return home with some assemblance of sanity and ability to adjust to a cruel ungrateful society

















