Join Blogger LaVaughn Ricci as she chronicles the emotional cycles of deployment. This is Part Six. Click these links to go back to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5.
The Emotional Cycles of Deployment: Part 6
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Deployment
There may be no better time for empowerment than when faced with a looming deployment or when you are in the thick of one.
Join our Mission: Milspouse team as we share all our tips, lessons learned, best practices for coping, and our hearts in solidarity with you in all things deployment. Whether you are preparing for your first one or you navigating your 7th, we have the resources you need to thrive in one of the most challenging aspects of milspouse life.
Our resources span the gamut: From that first moment when your service member says “I’ve got news,” to establishing a battle rhythm in those first few weeks, to parenting solo, and to reintegrating after that homecoming kiss… We have resources to guide you every step of the way. We are raw, vulnerable, experienced, and ready to support you through this season!
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As a military homeowner about to make a PCS move, you’re likely deciding whether you will sell or rent your home. And if you’re selling, you may be thinking about the choice between selling with a real estate agent or taking the DIY approach with a “For Sale By...
The Emotional Cycle of Deployment Part 5
Join Blogger LaVaughn Ricci as she chronicles the emotional cycles of deployment. This is Part Five.
Dealing with the “Wait” While Waiting on Orders
Hurry up and wait. We have all felt and experienced the military’s unique system of getting us ready for new situations. It starts in a hurry and then a wait.
Four deployments in four years and what they taught me
There are plenty of deployment stories that focus on a military spouse’s resiliency. Stories that recount how spouses overcame everything that Murphy’s law threw their way during deployments, and then fast forward to the sparkly Homecoming photos.
The Emotional Cycle of Deployment-Part 4
*Join Blogger LaVaughn Ricci as she chronicles the emotional cycles of deployment. This is Part Four. Click these links to go back to Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.
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