Fox News Radio: Searching for Heroes with Benjamin Hall “Battlefield of the Mind”
“People want something to believe in.”
Vietnam War veteran, New York Times bestselling author, and founder of GoDaddy, Bob Parsons, shares his passion for helping veterans navigate the mental health challenges associated with transitioning to civilian life.
Despite nearly flunking out of high school, Bob enlisted in the Marines during the Vietnam War to serve his country. While abroad, he was severely wounded in combat and found that his trauma overtook his life once he returned home.
Bob discusses his journey to overcome post-traumatic stress disorder and how he continues to help veterans do the same.
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