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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/t-l-gould/how_can_you_mend_this_purple_heart.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/t-l-gould/how_can_you_mend_this_purple_heart_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="How Can You Mend This Purple Heart" alt ="How Can You Mend This Purple Heart"/></a><br//>Like the Afghan war today and the ten-year war in Iraq, the Vietnam War left no one unchanged, particularly not the nearly eleven hundred Americans who lost multiple limbs and returned home from Vietnam to face a different kind of battle: acceptance.How Can You Mend This Purple Heart goes inside the minds of amputees struggling to heal from the ravages of war and chronicles a journey of love, redemption, and joy, a journey of pain and anger . . . and a journey of hope. Most of all, it is a journey of the human spirit and its triumph over the most impossible odds.In this riveting first novel, author T. L. Gould draws upon his experience recovering in a military hospital to create a plain-truth, no-holds-barred narrative stark in its simplicity, detail, and humor. From dressing changes and morphine drips to off-site forays into neighborhood bars and brothels, Gould chronicles the precipitous journey to recovery of the men of Ward 2B: how they learned to walk again, to love again,...]]></description>
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