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Bob says:
April 25, 2016 at 9:27 am 
Psychiatrist Abigail Brenner wrote in a Psychology Today article, “In the natural order of things, parents are not meant to bury their children, yet through illness or accident, a parent’s worst nightmare can and does occur.” You and I have attended Memorial Services for fallen Soldiers, in which at the “Last Roll Call,” the air feels like it’s being sucked out of the Chapel as mourners hold their breath for “Here, First Sargent,” the response that never comes. The family members in the front pew are still in shock. Sometimes, so are we. This Memorial Day, after getting to sleep in, and before firing up the grill, I hope I see people gather to honor the fallen and to hear parents tell the story of the one they lost.

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Bob says:
June 21, 2015 at 3:44 pm 
CONGRATULATIONS!! 🙂 The test strip is blue with a + sign. Yay. You’re having a book! Hope you have time and energy to celebrate. Honored to cheer with and for you. No rushing. Well still be there, impatiently pacing and alerting all our contacts to pre-order. So proud that your message will get out there. Standing by and grinning. Great job staying with the process, E.

danny johnson says:
June 21, 2015 at 4:06 pm  (Edit)Their will be no better book deserving publication in 2016 than this one, because it comes from the heart and honors those who have stood shoulder to shoulder on the front lines both at home and abroad…I am very proud of Elizabeth’s fortitude and determination to present these stories for all to appreciate and many to be comforted by..Well Done.

Frank Statio

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danny johnson says:
November 9, 2014 at 2:08 pm 
​I’ll be listening, don’t screw it up :)) that’s quite an honor for an as yet unpublished mss…Frank recognizes true talent and a wonderful book…

Cindy C says:
November 9, 2014 at 2:17 pm 
Wow! What a thrill and an honor. Looking forward to it.

Miriam says:
November 11, 2014 at 5:46 pm 
What a great interview! It had depth, clarity and heartfelt honesty from everyone. So glad to have heard it.

Daphne says:
November 11, 2014 at 6:19 pm 
I thought the interview was very well done and brought much needed attention to this issue and the importance of seeking help — and letting people know that help is out there. So important.