We’re giving away this award-winning children’s book about PTSD to 3 lucky winners!
This story takes place on Memorial Day when we take our granddaughter to visit her Daddy at Tahoma National Cemetery. He was a Veteran who served three tours in Iraq. He suffered from untreated PTSD and was ultimately killed at home by the local police. He leaves behind three young children; ages 5 years, 2 years and 8 months. His daughter had a very special relationship with her Daddy and she didn’t understand why she couldn’t see him anymore. When at the cemetery she began asking some very important questions about where he was. This story is how we answered her thought provoking questions, which seemed to give her hope. We also include information for parents about what PTSD is, the symptoms and when to get help. We also chose to include English and Spanish because more than fifty percent of the people serving with our boys overseas are Hispanic.
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GIVEAWAY: Where Is My Daddy NOW? Book
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Entry for this giveaway will close on June 22nd, 2018 at noon EST.
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13 Comments on “GIVEAWAY: Where Is My Daddy NOW? Book”
Thanks to all who entered! The winners have been chosen and notified via email.
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Lamia, thank you for entering the giveaway. Best wishes!
Wow what an amazing story this sounds Like! I suffer from PTSD myself and am glad that this book challenges a child’s mind to help try and explain what condition her father suffered from. Great story thanks for sharing the info with us!
Thanks for sharing Genna and we hope you like the book!
Genna, many people outside of the military suffer from PTSD. Post traumatic stress is about experiencing trauma and needs to be recognized as such. Good luck on the giveaway.
wow this is such a hard issue to talk about with kids, i hope the book helps
Maritza, it is a hard subject to talk about with very young children. My husband and I wrote this book to help others recognize that children also suffer after traumatic events. We hope this book helps to open dialog and to recognize what is going on and when to ask for help from a trained counselor in this area. Good luck on the giveaway!
Wow what an amazing story veterns go thru alot everyday with ptsd my father inlaw was in Vietnam as a helacopter piolit is so sad that the kids also suffer when a parent is in the military thats why we should always thank them for there service if we every come across a military person being nice could make there day /ptsd alittle better . I hope to win this book it sounds amazing .
Thanks for sharing Kayla. We agree!
Yes Kayla, Veterans are often misunderstood by the general public. Whole families felt the ripple effect from the Vietnam War Veterans. Veterans do need to be acknowledged for their service and respected for the selfless sacrifices for the future of America. They don’t do this for the glory, but they deserve the respect of the people they served for. Good luck on the giveaway. Feel free to contact me.
i would love to win this giveaway
Thanks for entering and good luck!