A Vietnam veteran with terminal cancer from Agent Orange finds redemption in adopting and training a wild mustang.

In 2002, Dale Harker's doctor told him he had between 18 months to 7 years to live. Suffering from cancer due to exposure to Agent Orange during his tour of duty in Vietnam, he shares what life in the jungle was really like, and how returning to an anti-war environment in 1969 made him want to return to the jungle. Share this Vietnam veteran's journey of turning his life of hate and anger into love and joy as he fulfills his lifelong dream of taming a wild mustang. Witness the healing as he rediscovers nature and, through his beloved horse, learns patience and self-acceptance. He hopes that by finally telling his story, he encourages other veterans to share their experiences.—Anonymous