Coping
7 Reasons I’m Thankful Even Though I’ll Be Alone on Thanksgiving
I shuffled into the dark kitchen in the early morning, like so many Thanksgivings before in our married life. As… Read More
5 Ways to Manage Military Spouse Stress
Over the past 15 years as a soldier, spouse and researcher I have become increasingly aware of and concerned by, the… Read More
What Does It Mean to Be a Gold Star Spouse?
By: Brittany Nelson U.S. Army Installation Management Command In 2010, Cindy Hildner and her husband, Brig. Gen. Terry Hildner, the… Read More
Fed Up: When Military Families Have to Turn to Food Assistance
By Taylor Miller, Navy spouse and Community Manager at the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore* "Who has… Read More
Sometimes We Are Just Not Okay…and That’s Okay
Sometimes, I’m not okay. I’m not ashamed or afraid to admit it. Too often, when we struggle – and I mean… Read More
Do you have…the itch to move?
This morning, I walked back into my house with the dog and felt a familiar yearning in the pit of… Read More
I Have Anxiety.
Far more regularly than I would like to admit, I roll over in the middle of the night, glance at… Read More
Can You Give Us the Pros and Cons of Joining Up?
As a Navy wife, there’s been a few instances when another woman has asked me what it’s like to live… Read More
Just Being Resilient Isn’t Enough: Why You Need to Get Gritty
When you close your eyes and think of the word “resilience,” what comes to mind? I think of picking myself… Read More
A Man’s View of “Me Too”
From herviewfromhome.com Me too. No, I’m not a female. No, I haven’t experienced sexual harassment or abuse of any kind.… Read More