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Benjamin, a brave soldier, returns home after a long adventure. But something's different. Sometimes, even in the safety of his own home, he feels scared, anxious, or alone. With the help of his family and friends, Benjamin learns to understand and accept his feelings, discovering a whole new kind of bravery along the way. Benjamin's Brave Battle is a heartwarming story designed to gently introduce children to the topic of PTSD and the importance of support for loved ones who may struggle with it. Through Benjamin's journey, young readers are invited to be part of an open and meaningful conversation about mental health, showing that love, understanding, and empathy make a powerful difference. By purchasing this book, you also support United in Service Coalition in its mission to provide critical mental health services to veterans and their families. Together, let's bring hope, healing, and strength to those who serve.

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Tramashika DeWalt, affectionately known as ""Ms. T.,"" is a dedicated veteran, compassionate advocate, and talented author. With a profound understanding of the challenges faced by those transitioning from military to civilian life, Tramashika combines her personal experiences and deep empathy to address the often-overlooked impacts of PTSD on families and communities. Growing up in an underserved community and serving in the military, she has committed her life to bridging these two worlds, empowering others through her nonprofit, United in Service Coalition. ""Benjamin's Brave Battle"" is a testament to her passion for helping children and families navigate the complexities of PTSD with love, support, and understanding. Through her writing, Tramashika aims to spark meaningful conversations and promote healing and resilience for all who embark on this journey. Dallas Crain, a veteran who's a self taught illustrator who loves to bring characters to life by way of expressions.

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