A Date With Suicide
A Date with Suicide is a heartfelt attempt to tell the stories of veterans who have struggled at the edges of life and death. D Paul Fleming courageously dives into his trials and tribulations as a Disabled veteran and walks readers down a path away from the date with suicide and toward an affirmation of life.
From childhood trauma to basic training and from military service to the cold impersonal world inside the VA, he demonstrates how events build and compound until there is seemingly no way out. By searching what he calls the “four corners” of our existence – physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual – D Paul shows readers how to recognize the signs that become precursors to A Date with Suicide as well as a clear understanding of the route cause behind the anxiety, depression, panic, and overwhelming thoughts and nightmares Veterans struggle to deal with.
A Date with Suicide is a significant giving to veterans and anyone who has had to confront the darkness within, a darkness that can seem all-consuming. D Paul’s words and true stories will rekindle your hope and showcase the resilience and perseverance of the human spirit.
We must end Veteran suicide…this book is our starting point.
2442 Steps to Crazy
The Beginning
The GREATEST survival story you’ll ever read.
One young boy must stand up to the evil force that has found its way into their home. At the age of five, the boy learns to hold his breath while he's tucked away in the dark, listening as Crazy paces through the farmhouse like an unholy predator, searching, just steps away from his hiding place.
But even being very good at hiding doesn't always keep you safe. Amidst brutal beatings, violent screaming, and cruelly imaginative abuse, the boy discovers that he has a special connection with the spiritual realm. He sees beings of light and dark that his brother can't see—beings that bring waves of comfort, beings that he knows are there to protect him and his siblings.
And, yet, no one comes to rescue the boy and his siblings. The cops come and go, leaving them in the grips of the unholy terror. Even his mother, strong as her love is for her children, remains unable to vanquish the villain.
It's up to the boy, then, not only to survive, but to find a way to overcome fear every single day.
Only through faith can this boy triumph over fear and make it out alive.
