INVISIBLE: PTSD's Stealth Attack on a Vietnam War Veteran

Submitted by: William Blaylock

Category: Books

After thirty-five years, a friend helped me realize that I had PTSD. With his encouragement, I got help. Through counseling, friends, and therapy, I now sleep more than seven hour a night, and thoroughly enjoy life. You deserve this too.

"INVISIBLE" will help veterans recognize their own symptoms and reactions. To our loved ones, who we can't or won't tell about our traumas, it will help them understand what we think, and feel, and why we react the way we do.

About the author:

William Blaylock served in Vietnam from March 1968 to March 1969 in the Army, 1st Bt. 44th Art. His unit was attached to the 3rd Mar Div. Bill returned home to flashbacks, nightmares, and anger alongside friendship, love, and recovery. His ultimate revelation explained the 39 jobs, failed marriage, and fear that prompted him to check the perimeter of his home every night--even forty years after the war.