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If you know anything about PTSD it can sap the life out of anyone who does not reach for help. Sadly 17 US Veterans commit suicide every day in our country. As an inspirational Veteran survival story of life after war memoir, ""COMING HOME The True Story of an Iraq Soldier"" allows anyone who reads it, an open dialog of a subject so pivotal in our society that unless talked about freely will cripple the very hero's it affects, that have so bravely served our country and be our self-destruction. ""COMING HOME The True Story of an Iraq Soldier"" is a story of two Veterans PTSD recovery journey. Their Military Memoir of hope and healing is filled with Combat trauma and faith. It is a story about second chances, unconditional love, and it shows hope for the hopeless, a voice for the voiceless, and the heart of gold from a four-legged furry friend that will have you crying, laughing, and give you a renewed respect for not only our US Military men and women, but it is the exact reason and example of the phrase Freedom isn't Free. Featured numerous times in Wounded Warrior Project story, Eric and Ciara show the true healing power of music and dogs. The unbreakable bond with K9 and humans as Ciara a service dog saves a Veterans life, leading him on a new and bigger mission in life filled with purpose, and hope all while sharing a story that allows others to help heal in life. Ciara would become not only Eric's Piece of Heaven and Guardian Angel, but she would also allow Eric the comfort to overcome the invisible wounds (wounds that no doctor can see on any scan, blood test, or monitor), that countless numbers of our Military deal with every day. Both were close to death many times. Eric's song ""Tears of Joy"" written the day he and Ciara met in Georgia is a testament to the uncompromised bond the two will have beyond the grave for both soldiers and can be heard on all music platforms. EricHaynesMusic.com. and WWP.org COMING HOME The True Story of an Iraq Soldier became a top ten new release on amazon charts.

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Haynes does not glorify war or minimize pain. Instead, he gives us a picture of survival and redemption, showing how purpose can be rediscovered in service to others.

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