From Frozen Rage to Inner Peace: The Ex-POW's Journey Toward Healing

EX-POWs benefit from their association with other ex-POWs
who have gone through some of the same experiences, from group
therapy sessions at VA medical centers, from medical information
published in the EX-POW BULLETIN, which is in part the reason
American Ex-Prisoners of War organization exists. But lasting,
complete healing comes from Jesus. Both sides of the prisoners of
war experience – those who were hurt and those who inflicted the
hurt – need healing. I hope your book reaches many.
Sue Langseth,
Editor of EX-POW BULLETIN
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Your material is very well written, very true and authentic. Very well
put…One can forgive but one can never forget. For that reason, the Bible
has been written to constantly remind us of the happenings through the
ages. I must always remind myself of the works of God, Jesus, and the
disciples. We must never forget the suffering and crucifixion of Jesus the
Son of God. The flashbacks, trauma, nightmares, and all are just
reminders to tell me that God was on my side and only through and by
Jesus and with Him did I survive my ordeal.
George Gonos
Ex-POW of the Japanese
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I read your book and enjoyed it…All I can say is, It’s true! I was
there!
Colonel Eugene C. Jacobs, Ex-POW
United States Army Medical Corps
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I am grateful this book has been written to help all Ex-POWs
and their families. The emotional boil of their pain and scarring
needs to be lanced and healing begun.
An Ex-POW Wife