Georgia's DAM: Dahlonega, Athens, Macon - Land, Erika Renee
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Life often leads us to different places, and while we are physically in those places, we tend to adapt emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, while taking on the life of that environment. After a deployment to Mosul, Iraq when everything about her life changed, Erika Land found a way to ease her mind and combat the daily stresses of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder by writing poetry. Georgia's DAM takes us on a journey up the Blue Ridge Mountains, through Bulldog Nation, then to the Home of Southern Rock, as an American Veteran finds herself again through poetry.

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Life often leads us to different places, and while we are physically in those places, we tend to adapt emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, while taking on the life of that environment. After a deployment to Mosul, Iraq when everything about her life changed, Erika Land found a way to ease her mind and combat the daily stresses of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder by writing poetry. Georgia's DAM takes us on a journey up the Blue Ridge Mountains, through Bulldog Nation, then to the Home of Southern Rock, as an American Veteran finds herself again through poetry.
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Erika Renee Land is a native of Norfolk, Virginia. After graduating from high school, Erika enlisted in the United States Army, where she served for six and a half years, with a one year deployment to Mosul, Iraq in 2005. In 2009, Erika's military career ended, and she relocated to Athens, Georgia to attend the University of Georgia (UGA). Along the way, she discovered a hidden passion for writing and literature. Erika found that writing is more than just a passion, it also serves as a therapeutic tool, helping her cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, which stems from her war experiences. Erika has written opinion articles for Yahoo! Voice's though she mainly focuses on poetry and fiction.