Coming Home from Iraq!

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Knife's Wife

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My nephew who was awarded a purple heart while serving in Iraq, with the 10th mountain 1-71 Calvalry for the past year will return sometime this week. It has been a very long year of praying, and worrying and wondering we are so glad to be getting him home. Please pray for him as he copes with PTSD and adjust to life back home.
 
He and all the others who are still there are in my prayers every day Joan. I can only imagine the joy you are feeling!

May he have a safe journey home and be happy in the knowledge that he did a great job.

V
 
you have....

many nightmares to help him cope with!
3 or 4 of our customers have their "kids" deployed to Afganistan and area, and have a hard time believing some of the limited info they are getting!!
 
May his journey home be a safe one and with all the love from his family, may he come through this mentally safe as well. Please thank him for his service to his country and for the sacrifice's he has made to do his duty.When my first husband was in the military, he served on the last outpost in 'Nam and it was really rough...it took him 10 years to be able to eat chicken again because it was bad to begin with and they were the last on the line so everyone else got the "pick" of the staples...may your nephew have simple struggles adjusting.
God Bless
Sherl
 
You are all in my prayers.

It brings tears to contemplate these precious young people going to war. How could they possibly go through that unscathed? We have a young friend, graduate of West Point, on his second tour. Before he left for this tour, his conversations indicated that he doubted his safe return. He and his men (and women) were told that they would be doing something completely different from what they are now doing, training Iraqi solders. He's in the middle of Nowhere with very poor facilities and little communication with the outside world. Months will pass with no word from him. He's miserable and feels betrayed by the Army, which also told his company that they'd be there for a year, but with recalculation, that year has now become 14 months.

I'm glad your nephew is coming home. I know you and your family will lovingly welcome him and help him establish himself again. I'll be glad when they're all coming home.
 
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