Bio: I am married with 2 children, I served 20 years in the Army, spending 68 months in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia. My best friend is my dog Little Anne, who sits with me while I work. My passion in helping to improve the veteran community through the non profit I am building called Heroes Voice Media Foundation.
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Magnusaxx2024-05-03A Powerful Story of Truth This book details the heroism and battle that many service members bring home from combat. It's a great read for soldiers and anyone who knows them.
Vratislav2024-05-01I recommend this book Great book about the battles soldiers are fighting during wars as well as the ones they are fighting afterwards at home, like PTSD. Very interesting read, I recommend this book.
Edsel Roy2024-05-01Poignant "Echoes of War" is a poignant and raw portrayal of the realities of PTSD and its profound impact on both individuals and families. Through the lens of a true-life story, the book offers a candid exploration of how combat trauma deeply affects our military service members long after they return home.The narrative delves into the harrowing struggles faced by those grappling with PTSD, shedding light on the invisible wounds that often go unnoticed. It bravely confronts the stigma surrounding mental health in the military community and underscores the urgent need for compassion, support, and understanding.Rick Massey2024-05-01Fascinating Insight into the Life Altering Damage Caused by PTSD This is an unvarnished real-life account of Donald Dunn's journey and the devastating effects of PTSD. Mr. Dunn describes the isolation, both perceived and real that is caused by going to war. I had long suspected that the constant redeployment of the same individuals over and over in the Gulf war was taking a toll on them. Reading this only confirms that this was exactly what was happening.The author's description of the range of extreme emotions that are born from the unrelenting pressures of war is touching and revealing. Between the unimaginable psychological stress and the destruction it causes to personal and family relationships, it is amazing that any of these people can go on with their lives.He leaves us with the following words of wisdom: “Throughout this journey, I’ve come to understand the significance of being present and cherishing each moment, as life’s beauty frequently exists in these fleeting instances.”Richard C.2024-04-30Educational, emotional and a genuine tearjerker I can honestly say this truly opened my eyes about our soldiers grappling with the profound impact of PTSD, and gave me perspective on multiple levels about war. This book is worth getting and taking time to read. The honesty is incredible. I highly recommend this book!Kristina2024-04-28Worth the read!! 🙌🏻 As a daughter of a veteran, I can say this has truly opened my eyes and gave me perspective on several different levels. If you are typically not a reader like I am, this book is worth getting and taking time to read. The honesty is unreal. I can assure you will not regret reading this book.Slone2024-04-27Great reminder An easy read thats a reminder of the sacrifices that veterans make here and abroad to protect this nation. A testament of Resiliency and the dedication required to survive years at war and the battle fought here at home after.Darrel Scott2024-04-27Eye opening Don is a good friend and brother, and after reading his book it opened my eyes to what him and his military brothers go through on a daily basis. It is a good read and helped this civilian start to understand some of the issues our veterans and current military are dealing with.Michael Rodgers2024-04-27Echoes of war, Donald Dunn As a fellow service member the honesty and eye opening reality I felt from reading. It made me understand I needed to seek help myself.
Savannah Smith2024-04-22It’s helping our household This book really opened my eyes. Living with a veteran with PTSD, and working to maintain a positive and supporting relationship is a challenge. It’s helping me understand that I might recognize an emotion in a vet, but cannot relate to the root or cause of it. I appreciate him facing the struggles of being open for his audience. I think everyone should read this!