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The Fighter Paul Warren

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The Fighter Paul Warren
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Publisher: Allen & Unwin
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 5.5 MB
Pages: 300
Author: Paul Warren
ISBN: 9781743439920, 174343992X
Language: English
Year: 2015

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The Fighter Paul Warren by Paul Warren 9781743439920, 174343992X instant download after payment.

Paul "Warlord" Warren was an Australian Muay Thai kickboxing champion who was used to the physically punishing world of martial arts at its highest level. But nothing could prepare him for the torment he would face in the Australian army. One month after he arrived in Afghanistan as a soldier in the Australian Defence Force, an IED exploded, tearing off his right leg and instantly killing his friend, Private Ben Ranaudo. It was July 18, 2009, and Ben was the campaign's 11th fatality. Private Warren's life was saved by the quick work of his battalion, who got him a helicopter within 16 minutes for surgery. Paul was flown to Germany and then back to Australia, where he received treatment for his injuries in Brisbane. Although he had only known his partner, Dearne, for four months before his deployment, she moved to Brisbane to assist his recovery.There were many dark times as Paul struggled with the shattering effects of PTSD, and guilt and grief over the death of Benny. At his lowest ebb, Paul thought about taking his own life, as so many other soldiers in similar circumstances continue to do. Recovery was a slow and at times desperately painful process, but the discipline and toughness he'd learned from his martial arts background and the fierce love of Dearne helped him mend. The Fighter is a story of courage, determination, and love that will move all who read it.

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