On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest Steven Sayers about his book Coming Back Together: A Guide to Successful Reintegration After Your Partner Returns from a Military Deployment.
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AWTR Show 496: Avoiding Marriage Meltdown
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with author Laurie Puhn about avoiding marriage meltdown, in accordance with her book, Fight Less, Love More.
AWTR Show 492: Love Me, Don’t Leave Me
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Michelle Skeen about her book, Love Me, Don’t Leave Me.
Sometimes Being “Good Enough” Is Plenty
Dear Mr. Dad: I’m a newly divorced single father. I hear a lot about how children in divorced families have all sorts of behavioral problems, do worse in school, abuse drugs, are depressed and anxious, and on and on. It’s scaring the heck out of me and makes me think that no matter what I do, my kids are doomed. I want to be an amazing dad and give my kids the best possible life. Isn’t there something I can do?
8 Tips to Finding Your Groove After Deployment
The deployment is over, and your service member is home now. Whether you’re moving to a new duty station or staying put, there’s going to be an inevitable adjustment period of being back together after any kind of separation.
Attitude of Gratitude, 365
I would say that for the most part, I am a pretty optimistic, positive person with an attitude for gratitude.
But honestly, I have my days where that is so not the case.
You Need Love (And a Whole Lot More)
I’m as big a fan of The Beatles as any, but as of late, I find myself wondering if the Fab Four ever met a real life military family before writing that all too popular tune!
Love is all you need.
I’m Thankful For My Milspouse Mom
At the very beginning of my dating journey with my husband, I took a lot of what I experienced as a military child to mind. The lifestyle wasn’t new to me. I understood (for the most part) what the life entailed, and I still went along with it. Despite knowing the everchanging environment, I thought that being a military child was enough to get my through it.
I was wrong.
An Imperfect Marriage
There are no perfect marriages out there. You may think that your friends have the perfect marriage, but guess what?
You’re wrong.
They still have conflict, but they figured out how to deal with it in a way that doesn’t tear the marriage or relationship apart.
Conflict is going to happen in everybody’s marriage at some point. The important question is, how do you resolve it? People typically deal with conflict in one of five ways.
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