Army Nurses with Combat-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Nicholls, Thelma
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THE STRUGGLE IS REAL. If you or anyone you love has experienced PTSD, then this book is for you. While this book specifically focuses on Army nurses who experienced trauma on the front lines and who were consequently diagnosed with PTSD, anyone can use the coping strategies found here as they deal with post-traumatic stress disorder. Remember, you are not alone. Many, many people struggle with PTSD on a daily basis. Family members may not understand that fear, that drive, to sit in a dark closet to escape the torment, but this book aims to show them the very real battle fought to live a normal…mehr

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THE STRUGGLE IS REAL. If you or anyone you love has experienced PTSD, then this book is for you. While this book specifically focuses on Army nurses who experienced trauma on the front lines and who were consequently diagnosed with PTSD, anyone can use the coping strategies found here as they deal with post-traumatic stress disorder. Remember, you are not alone. Many, many people struggle with PTSD on a daily basis. Family members may not understand that fear, that drive, to sit in a dark closet to escape the torment, but this book aims to show them the very real battle fought to live a normal life after a PTSD diagnosis. Throughout the pages of this book you will not only read about the devastation PTSD can cause and traditional treatments, but you will read about finding hope and peace and how God's loving kindness can help someone cope with this very serious mental health condition.
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Born and raised in Jamaica, Thelma Nicholls grew up as an only child but with extended family nearby. After moving to New York City as a young adult, she met and married Robert Nicholls. A few years later, they moved to Florida, where she pursued a nursing degree and worked in several hospitals before choosing to join the United States Army when in her mid-forties. An active Seventh-day Adventist, she lives in busy retirement with her husband and elderly mother in Killeen, Texas.