By: Simon Richardson
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Having endured a decade and a half of mental health torment, rather than dwell on the past the author wishes to look forward and see what can be achieved in his future. At present, separated, single and on universal credit, living in Cumbria, he wishes to give back to society and those that have forfeited so much already. He is planning to help those who still suffer from their mental health.
He still has to measure each and every day with the ongoing battle with chronic fatigue, cognitive difficulty and short-term memory loss. He will look to offer what he can when he can.
More mindful, empathic and gained emotional intelligence, the journey will never finish as it’s the journey that allows growth.
At once entertaining in its tightly written descriptions of the hard and lighter sides of military service, this is also a story of the life-changing destructive effects of PTSD in those who choose to serve and defend. Ten intense operational tours - Afghanistan, Iraq, and Bosnia – led to Simon’s medical discharge from the Armed Forces. How he adjusts is both informative and uplifting. A thoroughly enjoyable read.
It has brought back some great memories of a journey and a life we have shared together on the Mighty Chinook - Animo Et Fide Buddy
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