L.E. Wiesenauer's newly released "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus" is a poignant healing journey for veterans, their families, and the Christian community

MEADVILLE, Pa., Oct. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus": a beautiful tool that will guide one in coping with PTSD after traumatic phases and renewing their life through God's strength and power as they go over these pages of mind-clearing messages of healing. "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus" is the creation of published author L.E. Wiesenauer, a 20-year member of National Alliance on Mental Illness of Madison County as second vice president. He is diagnosed with combat-related PTSD as part of Operation Rolling Thunder's killing of North Vietnamese civilians. He is also on the advisory board creating awareness regarding need for services for veterans and families experiencing PTSD. Since 2000, he has been writing poetry as therapy and consequences of combat, and transitioned from patient to advocate and poet.

Wiesenauer shares, "Combating PTSD not only affects the veteran as anxiety, depression, memory loss, and nightmares. There are problems with intimacy. It is very difficult for your spouse or significant other not to become very stressed at constantly being awakened by screams and, sometimes, physical abuse. Same as alcoholism, untreated PTSD will create dysfunctional generations.

"NAMI (national alliance on mental illness) provides evidence-based truth that veterans who nourish their faith will do 30–40 percent better at coping with their mental illness and preserving relationships. God has not abandoned you. Lester Sumrall's favorite quote, 'Feed your faith and starve your doubts,' is still true for treating PTSD. I prayed for Jesus to heal my PTSD and found, through answered prayer, that Jesus forgave my terrible sin and healed my spirit.

"I became functional again, and just as Dixie became God's social worker, I pray for my book Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus to become a path for veterans, their families, and all Christians to realize the healing prayer that God's love provides. My hope also is congregations across America will acknowledge veterans and their families nourishing them with love and prayer."

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, L.E. Wiesenauer's new book is an inspiring read written for everyone, especially combat veterans and their family, that will allow them to renew their emotional strengths and abilities to be able to carry life again and achieve their goals.

View a synopsis of "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus" on YouTube.

Consumers can purchase "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus" at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or inquiries about "Combat PTSD Seeking Jesus," contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.

Larry Wiesenauer and Laura Wiesenauer Clark may be contacted at [email protected]

SOURCE Christian Faith Publishing