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Mike Liguori discusses how he dealt with his PTSD and a troubled relationship with his father. He learned to put the past behind him and focus on the road ahead.
He is the author of the book The Road Ahead and Miles Behind, where he outlines the journey he took with his father. That journey brought them closer together and ultimately healed their relationship.
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