by Abi Ray | Dec 17, 2020 | Blog, Family
Forgiveness and grace during the holidays “Whether or not you believe that you or the other person deserves forgiveness, your mental and emotional well-being need it.” — Abi Ray Come late November, it’s not uncommon to hear the phrase “It’s the most...
by Sarah Wick | Dec 4, 2020 | Blog, Family
As a relatively new military spouse, I am constantly learning to embrace everything that military life throws my way. One challenge is being away from family around the holidays. It may be hard to adjust and to recreate those memories and traditions that you grew up...
by Guest User | Feb 18, 2020 | Blog, Family, Fitness
Running was such an easily totable form of exercise, no matter where the Army took us. I have never been a runner. I have always been one of the people who jokingly say, “I only run when there is a sale.” I grew up dancing ballet from age six onward, progressing...
by Amy Williams | Dec 20, 2019 | Blog, Family
Ideas to help kids and spouses thrive during deployment When embarking on this deployment I realized I was entering new territory with my two small children. For prior military separations, they were too little to understand where daddy was and he wasn’t gone this...
by In Dependent | Dec 12, 2019 | Blog, Family, Wellness Unfiltered
The Real Life Spouse Stories Series is part of our Wellness Unfiltered™ program. It’s a platform for military spouses to share their struggles with tougher wellness topics in a Facebook Live series. They’re sharing these stories to help with their healing, open up...
by Bree Shields | Sep 16, 2019 | Blog, Family
“I choose to protect my mental health and show up in the way that my marriage deserves.” As a veteran advocate and spouse, my husband’s PTSD has changed me for the good and the bad. I could talk about the bad, but I choose not to. Not today at least. I don’t...
