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08/21/2019 | 6m 59s
After publishing "The Vietnam Photo Book" to great acclaim, veteran Mark Jury enjoyed worldwide success as a photojournalist and documentary filmmaker. But he couldn't keep the demons of undiagnosed PTSD at bay forever. After decades of alcoholism, suicide attempts and madness, Mark finally takes steps toward long-term treatment and a way to move past his pain.
Aired: 08/21/19
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