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Beyond the Sunrise

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Libro Beyond the Sunrise

John Sable has it all: a happy marriage, an amazing career, and great friends. On the morning of September 11, 2001, his train to New York is delayed. When he ultimately arrives at work, there is utter chaos. The unimaginable has occurred: a jumbo jet hijacked by terrorists has destroyed the World Trade Center, causing destruction, fear, and pandemonium. John’s life will never be the same. Emotionally scarred from the horrific events of 9/11, his mental health crumbles. Once highly successful and self-confident, John becomes a man torn apart by fear. His PTSD affects everything around him, from his job to his personal relationships. He feels unable to survive the magnitude of his trauma. A moment in time can change the course of history and have an effect on one man’s destiny. John must find a way to rise above his emotional upheaval and discover the path back to the man he once was. Will he be able to survive his ordeal and conquer post-traumatic stress, or will the unfathomable events of 9/11 ultimately destroy him?

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  • Dr. Mark Jay Gang

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