Combat Vet, Robert Carson Krause Shares Experience and Post-War Traumas in Book, “War and Living with PTSD”

Armies who end up suffering from PTSD after being sent to war is not talked about enough. Not only do they risk their lives during the war, but they also struggle with serious trauma post-war. “War and Living with PTSD: Vietnam 1969-1970 and the Cambodia Incursion in 1970” by combat veteran, Robert Carson Krause is a book that allows us to take a deeper look on the two things that people like Robert deal with for a lifetime.

Robert Krause was in college when he was drafted to the army. In December 1969, he married his wife, Betty. In 1970, he was off to war. His experiences in Vietnam and Cambodia inevitably consisted of air strikes, firefights, and ambushes. With his own eyes, he witnessed the bloody horrors that etched into the faces of countless young American men, something that would last in his mind forever.

For 30 years since he returned, he felt that there was utterly wrong happening to him, and and even got hospitalized for suicidal thoughts. For that, Robert started the Post Traumatic Stress Program at the Veterans Hospital in Denver. There, he learned that many of his fellow combat vets are affected by PTSD. Being in the program led to tough realizations that they, the veterans, quickly grasped: it is that PTSD is not something one actually gets over with; they only learn how to manage the symptoms.

Robert Carson Krause’s “War and Living with PTSD” represents the voices of these brave “Combat Warriors.” Let us honor them as we listen.

Get your copy at https://robertcarsonkrause.com/

“War and Living with PTSD: Vietnam 1969-1970 and the Cambodia Incursion in 1970”
Author: Robert Carson Krause
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: April 2022
Book Genre: Military Leader Biographies, Memoir

About the Author:
Robert Carson Krause, MSW and lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans.

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