Just watched an astoundingly poignant 60 Minutes episode on Gold Star Parents, those who have lost a son or daughter to combat. It’s the kind of thing we all need to watch in order to understand the isolating loss they each carry in their hearts, the grief they face, the unique experience they walk through.
You can watch it below or here. Let me know what you think. Better yet, let me know what you felt . . . Previous Comments:Bob says: Dear Friends, I’m so very pleased to let you know The Honor Was Mine, my book about counseling combat veterans, has just gotten a contract for publication. I truly couldn’t be happier. Wild thanks to Renee Fountain of Gandolfo Helin & Fountain Literary Management – she’s been terrific to work with; I am ever-grateful she understood the heart of the book. Release date is Sept. 2016 (go ahead . . . I’ll wait while you mark your calendar). : ) Thanks to all who’ve been supportive along the way. I hope these soldier stories are just getting started on their journey. Previous Comments:Bob says:
danny johnson says:
Friends . . . I’m delighted to let you know that on Veteran’s Day ( Tuesday, Nov. 11) I’ll be interviewed on NPR by Frank Stasio during his talk show, The State of Things. The segment, based on my work with combat veterans and my forthcoming book, The Honor Was Mine, will air from 12:20 – 12:40 (EST). In Asheville, you can listen to it on WCQS – 88.1. Online (or via mobile device), you can hear the show live at: http://wunc.org/stream-change. If you miss it live, please visit wunc.org to listen to the archived interview. Thanks to WUNC, Frank Stasio and producer Will Michaels for making it possible! Previous Comments:danny johnson says: Cindy C says: Miriam says: Daphne says: |
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