Unlocking the Hidden Powers of Instinct: What Survival Secrets Are Hiding Within You?
Ever wonder how families held it together during one of America’s most turbulent eras? The 1960s and ’70s weren’t just decades of flower power and protests—they were a whirlwind of shifting social norms that left many, especially the wives of Vietnam Veterans, navigating uncharted waters. With echoes of the “hippie Movement” challenging traditions and an anti-war sentiment weighing heavily on society, these women found themselves relying on raw instinct to survive a world that seemed upside down. Sandra Festa’s insightful book delves deep into this crucible of change, offering a poignant look at how these families endured confusion, isolation, and societal pressure with resilience. It’s a powerful reminder that sometimes, survival is less about guidance and more about grit—and maybe a bit of stubbornness. Curious about the untold stories behind the homefront battles?
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