Can you go from rest and relaxation to having white hot anger within seconds? Especially around those you love?

Do you purposely avoid camping, picnicking or traveling into heavily forested areas?

Even when you are smiling, are you always thinking about PTSD? Agent Orange?

If any of the above conditions apply to your life, you may still be carrying mental scars that haven't yet healed.

Season of Sorrows is a first-hand experience book written by a Vietnam veteran specifically to tell readers about experiences you may have had as a veteran.

Experiences that you never tell your family members, neighbors, friends or co-workers.

Events that cut so deep that you don't even talk about them to the few Vietnam Veterans that you know. Yet your battlefield memories come-and-go for you all day long.

Read the two FREE excerpts of first person Vietnam Veteran experiences from Season of Sorrows.

Discover for yourself that the Department of Veterans Affairs does go the extra mile in meeting the physical needs of the veteran coming home but does not give sustained help for wartime memories from seasoned staff psychiatrist and clinical psychologists. In general, any mental health assistance comes from medical school Residents on loan from local universities and a reliance on PTSD orientated medications along with group therapy that does not dwell on what happened in the war zone.

If you want to better understand the Veteran in your life, order this book today as a gift for yourself or for family members trying to understand how your veteran got to where he is now.