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Great book for all war vetrans
“I found this to be a great book that my senior leadership recommended me to read. I will retire after my third combat tour and I will continue to pass this along to my soldiers. I was wounded during a combat tour and this book has helped me plan for my retirement.”
An amazon user wrote this on 2009-05-30. -
2 of 2 members found this review helpful.
Terrific
“As a psychiatric nurse and an expert in combat PTSD, I can recommend this book without hesitation. I didn't think I could learn that much anymore, but my copy is thoroughly marked up, underlined, and highlighted.”
An amazon user wrote this on 2009-02-01. -
1 of 1 members found this review helpful.
"Once a Warrior Wired For Life"
“My life partner spent 2 tours in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Unfortunately our country did not treat any of those soldiers for PTSD at that time. So for 25 years or more my friend has had to deal with his PTSD on his own and as you can imagine; he did not deal very well. He is now in the VA system and receiving 100% disability for what he had to go through. He attends counseling sessions regularly that are provided by the VA and this book was recommended for both of us to read by his counselor. We both find this a very helpful tool to aid in his rehabilitation and for me to understand him better.”
An amazon user wrote this on 2009-01-24. -
6 of 7 members found this review helpful.
Once a Warrior Wired for Life
“Once a Warrior: Wired for Life, is a must read for any soldier returning from combat, especially Iraq and Afghanistan . As a Military Chaplain I have used this book extensively making it available to both returning service men and women and their spouses. Bridget Cantrell and Chuck Dean have written a helpful book as a follow-up to their Down Range, Iraq and Back. The book is an easy read and is a must for chaplains, ministers, family members and friends of returning service members. It can literally be a life saver. Chaplain David J. Fair, PhD, Military Forces of Texas, TXSG ChaplainOnce a Warrior: Wired For Life”
An amazon user wrote this on 2008-07-14. -
4 of 12 members found this review helpful.
Wired for money
“I spent a year in the combat zone in Iraq. I am rated 100% disabled with the VA for PTSD. This book is full of BS. the author is just looking to make a buck off wounded warriors. Do not waste your time with this one.
An amazon user wrote this on 2008-06-17.
G Jentz”
