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I felt that I was very fortunate that I was able to come back
with my arms and legs and my head on my shoulders.
It didn't seem to affect when I was going out estimating my
plumbing work, so I never spoke to anybody about that thing.
But I know that I just used to keep it to myself.
Sometimes, when I'd come back in the truck, I used to just,
I used to cry a little bit because, and I used to shake,
I would shudder until I was able to quiet myself down
because, like I said, I was almost ashamed that I was so --
I figured that everybody else took it so well,
and I was the only one that was like this.
I didn't realize that other fellows had the same
kind of problem I did because we never spoke about it
when we got together, our boys.