Brass & Unity
One Woman's Journey Through the Hell of Afghanistan and Back
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Narrated by:
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Kelsi Sheren
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By:
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Kelsi Sheren
Fresh out of high school, Kelsi Sheren, a diminutive nineteen-year-old woman, sought to join the military to help liberate those oppressed by the Taliban in Afghanistan. While she was often the smallest person in basic training, she proved she had the biggest heart and often the most energy. She made it to Afghanistan and joined a British military unit for house-to-house insurgent patrol. What she saw there was unimaginable death and destruction—including the killing of a brother-in-arms. Devastated, Kelsi was sent home to get her head straight, but even therapy and medication couldn't clear her mind—or let her sleep. When two others who served with her later took their own lives, she feared that was the only way out. Clinging to life and the love of her husband and child, she knew she wasn't ready to give in. Finding respite in a jewelry business that utilized spent shell casings, and with the help of innovative grief therapy, Kelsi not only survived but continues to thrive—and works tirelessly to spread the word and help others.©2023 Kelsi Sheren
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Too few people write about this subject surprisingly, especially given the nature and frequency of wars.
Kelsi is a brave human being and deserves our admiration.
Keep on trucking soldier…
Keeping it real
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powerful, open and honest to a fault
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