Fifteen Years Late

A Soldiers Guide to Surviving PTSD

De: Scott Artal

Narrado por: Scott Artal, Rilyn Stinnett

Fifteen Years Late – A Soldier’s Guide to Surviving PTSD is a raw, powerful blend of lived experience and hard-won truth. Written from the voice of Gabe, a fictional soldier whose story echoes that of thousands of real veterans, this guide cuts past clinical language and into the soul of what it means to come home shattered — and rebuild anyway.

More than just a memoir, this is a field manual for the aftermath:
• The sleepless nights.
• The silent pain.
• The memories that won’t let go.
• And the fight to keep going.

Author Scott Artal, a U.S. Army veteran, shares his personal journey and those of his brothers-in-arms through emotionally honest storytelling, practical tools, and deep reflection. Each chapter offers grounding wisdom, healing strategies, and hope — not from a place of perfection, but from the trenches of the healing process.

Whether you’re a veteran, active duty, or someone who loves one, Fifteen Years Late is a call to courage, connection, and reclaiming your life — one hard truth at a time.

©2025 Scott Artal (P)2025 Scott Artal

This hit harder than expected.

Listening to this book really made my wife remember the times that PTSD affected our marriage. She smiled and said we’ve come a long way.