OnTheTown (vietnam vet) author

An episode of the On The Town with Tanya podcast, hosted by Tanya Rochester Cooper, titled "OnTheTown (vietnam vet) author" was published on November 26, 2018 and runs 22 minutes.

November 26, 2018 ·22m · On The Town with Tanya

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interview with a Vietnam vet who did three tours. Facing PTSD and injuries from the wars, he states he never received his purple heart and still fights for it and medical. I Am Waiting, (his pen name), wrote his memoir "In Thy Mothers Honor" in hopes of helping other veterans and their family heal and learn how to advocate for their benefits. Host: Tanya Cooper Producer: Tatiana Cooper Music: "To The Moon" by singer/songwriter Tatiana (song available on Spotify and ITunes)

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interview with a Vietnam vet who did three tours. Facing PTSD and injuries from the wars, he states he never received his purple heart and still fights for it and medical. I Am Waiting, (his pen name), wrote his memoir "In Thy Mothers Honor" in hopes of helping other veterans and their family heal and learn how to advocate for their benefits. Host: Tanya Cooper Producer: Tatiana Cooper Music: "To The Moon" by singer/songwriter Tatiana (song available on Spotify and ITunes)

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