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Doug Bolton, the founder of the blog, Signs of Hope, which is at www.dailysignsofhope.com, has written a new book, “Signs of Hope for the Military: In and Out of the Trenches of Life.” It will be reaching out the many military and veterans who may be battling anxiety, fear, depression, addictions, rejections, and the many other usual suspects. There are 22 military connected suicides ever day. That is almost one every hour. Doug wants to help stop those statistics. Doug sent off his mini proposal to an agent who is very interested in his concept. We will update you when we hear more.
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Time to share some more chapter titles from the book, “Signs of Hope for the Military: In and Out of the Trenches of Life.” You can scroll down this page to find some of the other posts and other chapters that have already been mentioned:
R & R In Tokyo, Japan
About half way through my deployment to Korea, I was given a week of “rest and recuperation.” I spent a week in Tokyo, and had a exciting experience trying to hold onto a belly dancers hips.
Do I Need to be Tough to be in the Military?
While working on hill 468 in Korea, I was injured by grabbing a hot manifold. I stayed on the job because there was no one to replace me.
There’s a Tear in My Beer Since You Left Me My Dear
Many soldiers received Dear John letters. I was one of them.
Really?
I was talked into to knocking a Korean farmer off the road on a trip to the DMZ while in a jeep.
I Was Heading to War
The plane had its engines revved up and was ready for take-off to the Bay of Pigs. I was heading into harms way.
White lightening In West Virginia
Back in the states I was on a field mission in West Virginia and we came across some local white lightening makers. It didn’t turn out to be very pretty.
Scars Only Show Where we Have Been, but They Don’t Show Where We Are Going
So many soldiers battle the after effects of their time in the military. I encourage the readers to never give up.
No Reinforcements Coming
There are times when we felt we are fighting our battles alone.
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For all you military and veterans…
Remember:
You are never alone.
You are never forsaken.
You are never unloved.
And above all…never, ever, give up!