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A Daughter’s Story. Accepting the Ashes Book- PTSD Support. Do not wait 30 years to heal the emotional wounds of war. A new website for Accepting the Ashes! July 26, 2011 by earthwebmedia. Accepting the Ashes is both an easy read (short, to the point) and a difficult read, because of its truth and directness. The advice is straightforward and obviously comes from the heart. I appreciate what you wrote, and applaud your work. Stay tuned as this site emerges! Thank you for all your support for this book!
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A Daughter’s Story. Accepting the Ashes Book- PTSD Support. Do not wait 30 years to heal the emotional wounds of war. A Daughter’s Story. Don’t Wait 30 years to heal the wounds of war! Quynn Elizabeth, daughter of a two-time Viet Nam combat veteran, writes to veterans of any war, as well as those that love and care for them. Quote in Accepting the Ashes from Quynn’s father’s VA PTSD assessment questionnaire- 30 years after his experience in the war in Viet Nam. Will admit it or not. Partners and loved on...
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A Daughter’s Story. Accepting the Ashes Book- PTSD Support. Do not wait 30 years to heal the emotional wounds of war. A new website for Accepting the Ashes! July 26, 2011 by earthwebmedia. Accepting the Ashes is both an easy read (short, to the point) and a difficult read, because of its truth and directness. The advice is straightforward and obviously comes from the heart. I appreciate what you wrote, and applaud your work. Stay tuned as this site emerges! Thank you for all your support for this book!
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