It was not fate that inspired: ILAFF , or was it? I have always made light of things in order to cope... laugh or cause laughter..even at the expense of me, myself and I.
My motto: I am my own best friend: I am always interested in what I am saying,
I never interrupt...
and I laugh at all my own jokes!
It doesn't get any better than that.
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I'm just an "old Hippie" tryin' to adjust.
I have much to offer as a first-hand observer having lived with “classic” combat-PTSD. My slant on long-term marriage (40 years) is written with heartfelt humor and sentimental wishes...for my healing..perhaps yours.
I hope to share my insight and wisdom.
I married a Vietnam veteran with combat-PTSD.
It's been a strange ride.Let us (the wives) not be forgotton in our struggle. My hope is that by sharing my unique life, we can all recognize ourselves and embrace our survival...living with combat-PTSD and it’s secondary effects.
I long for the secret silence to be over, to move forward, no matter what our strengths and weaknesses. We are affected. I believe it is our responsibility to pass the baton (so to speak) to the next generation. By sharing our life stories, we are witness to what is left of some veterans. Our survival skills unique, only, to us, whose lives are left war-torn by a force so strong and threatening it keeps us silent.
Let this be a loving tribute to the silent sisterhood of Vietnam vets' wives. Keep your humor and keep your faith
Peace and Love my sisters.
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