Veteran Guilt in Pictures & Words

Death Is The Ultimte Sacrafice. For those of us who live guilt can dominate our life. This book gives hope to veterans, helping free them from guilts curse.

Clyde intentionally avoided technical terms instead using his photography and words to convey his personal understanding to the disturbing and sometime difficult discussion of veteran Guilt. This is a topic that has been avoided by professionals and veterans of previous wars due to the difficulty of addressing the traumatic impact it has had upon the generations of soldiers. His hope is that this book will be a beginning conversation that will lead to healing.

About the author:

Clyde R. Horn is a combat soldier who was wounded in action, December 6, 1967, in the Vietnam War. He served in the 199th Light Infantry Brigade, Company E. He is a 100% disabled veteran who has heart disease, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) as well as other health related issues related to his experience and exposure to Agent Orange (a toxin used in Vietnam).

He has personally experienced guilt feelings due to his combat experience. He has done a significant amount of work for his recovery including writing, photography as well as art therapy to help bring healing back into his life.