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My War Gone By: The Shocking Truth of Combat Addiction
Why would anyone miss the horrors of war? You think combat is just about trauma and fear. The brutal truth is much darker. For some, war is the ultimate drug. It makes normal life back home feel completely empty. Dive into the haunting reality of My War Gone By, I Miss It So. This gripping memoir shatters every heroic myth about battle. Written by Anthony Loyd, a renowned English war correspondent who witnessed the bloodiest days of the Bosnian War. He escaped the mundane reality of civilian life only to find a deadly mix of adrenaline in the trenches and heroin behind closed doors. When the bullets stopped, the addiction took over. Explore the twisted psychology of extreme conflict. See how raw adrenaline masks the ultimate despair. Understand why peace feels unbearable to those hooked on pure survival. Prepare to have your perspective on human nature completely flipped. You will never look at trauma, journalism, or peace the same way again. Face the darkness and discover what truly happens when the shooting stops.
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