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Linda Diane Wattley

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Jeryl F. Hodge

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Nikki Alexander

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Michelle Saldeba-Alexander

Tequila Cousar

Gretchen Smith

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“Soldier with a Backpack, Living and Dying Simultaneously” is written to form a silent unity of hope and understanding for individuals experiencing or knowing someone with PTSD and to reveal a needed truth about it.

A Measure Of Truth with Author of Soldier with a Backpack Linda Diane Wattley

Note your Time Zone:  8:00 pm Eastern/Atlantic (during Daylight Savings Time), 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm PacificLinda Diane Wattley's heartfelt desire is to use her gifts and talents to assist in the healing process of victims who have experienced all forms of abuse. She is known for her healing trilogy: Something about an Angel; Deeper than Love; and This Thing Called Love. This series was for those have been abused and those who love them and would like to understand the soulful altering experience. Last Day of Victimization was also written as a self-help book to aid in the healing process of victimization.Today, God has awakened Linda to a new and extremely important message to share with the world: We must become more conscious of PTSD, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.Her newest work, Soldier with a Backpack, Living and Dying Simultaneously reveals the reality of the impact this disorder has on the lives of our veterans and their civilian family members.According to Linda, “Stress and Trauma are guiding us farther away from love. Truth and understanding will guide us to self-love and love for our fellowman. PTSD is such an extremely personal experience, yet it effects the world in a very impersonal way.”Visit Linda at: www.LindaDianeWattley.com/

Note your Time Zone:  8:00 pm Eastern/Atlantic (during Daylight Savings Time), 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific Linda Diane Wattley's heartfelt desire is to use her gifts and talents to assist in the healing process of victims who have experienced all forms of abuse. She is known for her healing trilogy: Something about an Angel; Deeper than Love; and This Thing Called Love. This series was for those have been abused and those who love them and would like to understand the soulful altering experience. Last Day of Victimization was also written as a self-help book to aid in the healing process of victimization. Today, God has awakened Linda to a new and extremely important message to share with the world: We must become more conscious of PTSD, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Her newest work, Soldier with a Backpack, Living and Dying Simultaneously reveals the reality of the impact this disorder has on the lives of our veterans and their civilian family members. According to Linda, “Stress and Trauma are guiding us farther away from love. Truth and understanding will guide us to self-love and love for our fellowman. PTSD is such an extremely personal experience, yet it effects the world in a very impersonal way.” Visit Linda at: <a href="http://www.LindaDianeWattley.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.LindaDianeWattley.com/</a>

Linda Diane Wattley Shares Her Take on PTSD and Abuse

Linda Diane Wattley is a published writer who began her first work of art with poetry. The poem, I Wish appeared in the Poetry Gem of the American Poets Society. For over 20 years she had her own religious/philosophical column in the Frost Illustrated Newspaper titled, The Best Will Show Themselves.Linda has appeared as a contributed writer for the online magazines including: Faith Writers, The Wright Side of Me Productions, The Blessed Room, and Cheers where she shared inspirational and thought-provoking messages to readers. She is also a contributing of anthologies: The Triumph of My Soul edited by Elissa Gabriel and This Far by Faith with Vanessa Miller as editor.Today, God has awakened her to a new and extremely important message to share with the world. To help others become more conscious of PTSD, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, she is presenting her newest work: Soldier with a Backpack, Living and Dying Simultaneously. This work reveals the reality of the impact this disorder has on our veterans' and civilian people's lives. It takes you deep within the soul of the inner dynamics of this disorder. Stress and Trauma are guiding us further away from love. Truth and understanding will guide us to self-love and love for our fellowman.When Linda is not writing, she enjoys her family: Mother, Jacqueline M. Bushner; sons, Robert D. Wattley III and Marcus; daughter-in-law, Katie; and granddaughters, Jaelynn and Myla. Visit Linda at: www.Facebook.com/LindaDianeWattley/

Linda Diane Wattley is a published writer who began her first work of art with poetry. The poem, I Wish appeared in the Poetry Gem of the American Poets Society. For over 20 years she had her own religious/philosophical column in the Frost Illustrated Newspaper titled, The Best Will Show Themselves. Linda has appeared as a contributed writer for the online magazines including: Faith Writers, The Wright Side of Me Productions, The Blessed Room, and Cheers where she shared inspirational and thought-provoking messages to readers. She is also a contributing of anthologies: The Triumph of My Soul edited by Elissa Gabriel and This Far by Faith with Vanessa Miller as editor. Today, God has awakened her to a new and extremely important message to share with the world. To help others become more conscious of PTSD, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, she is presenting her newest work: Soldier with a Backpack, Living and Dying Simultaneously. This work reveals the reality of the impact this disorder has on our veterans' and civilian people's lives. It takes you deep within the soul of the inner dynamics of this disorder. Stress and Trauma are guiding us further away from love. Truth and understanding will guide us to self-love and love for our fellowman. When Linda is not writing, she enjoys her family: Mother, Jacqueline M. Bushner; sons, Robert D. Wattley III and Marcus; daughter-in-law, Katie; and granddaughters, Jaelynn and Myla.  Visit Linda at: <a href="http://www.Facebook.com/LindaDianeWattley/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Facebook.com/LindaDianeWattley/</a>

Linda Diane Wattley, An Author Advocating PTSD Awareness