John Danielski is a Vietnam War veteran and former United States Marine who served from 1968 to 1970. He received multiple combat honors, including two Bronze Stars for heroism, the Combat Action Ribbon, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry.
After returning home, he struggled with Post-Traumatic Stress and addiction before finding recovery through counseling and veteran support programs. Today, he works to help fellow veterans understand PTSD and navigate the VA disability and compensation system. His writing is dedicated to giving voice to veterans living with invisible wounds and to promoting healing and understanding.
About the Author
Johnny Come Crumbling Home tells the true story of a young Marine who went to war in Vietnam and returned carrying invisible wounds.
Enlisting as a teenager, John Danielski served in combat and earned multiple honors for heroism. But coming home brought new battles—Post-Traumatic Stress, addiction, anger, and the long road toward healing. Drawing from his own experience, John shares what war took from him, what recovery required, and what it means to survive when the fighting is over.
Blending memoir with clear explanations of PTSD and practical guidance for veterans, this book offers understanding, encouragement, and hope to those who struggle after trauma.
This is a story for veterans, their families, and anyone seeking to understand the lasting cost of war—and the possibility of healing.
