My, the difference a day (or four years) makes.
Four years ago, I found out I was pregnant. I cried for days when I found out, and they weren’t tears of joy. When the home pregnancy test said I was pregnant, my world ended. Or so I thought.
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My, the difference a day (or four years) makes.
Four years ago, I found out I was pregnant. I cried for days when I found out, and they weren’t tears of joy. When the home pregnancy test said I was pregnant, my world ended. Or so I thought.
When families work together as a team, they balance one person’s difficult time with the other family members’ strengths. Each individual in a family brings skills and personality that contribute to a family team. As a whole, a family shares a history and goals. Our family members help us through the happy, good, sad, and painful times. And in military life, where we’re frequently uprooting, having a strong family team not only makes the transitions easier, but helps the entire family prepare for each move.
How do we create a family team?
Here are 10 steps that I learned from Kathy Peel and her Family Manager Program.
Join us for a discussion on parenting and discipline with author Elizabeth Pantley. Field Problems Resource of the Week children’s book author Alice Mead, the Money Minute, and AWTR’s Post with the Most!!
Celebrate Mother’s Day with our discussion on “Writing Motherhood” and Resource Guest Military Avenue.com.
Last week, after hanging up the phone from a 15-minute MWR call with my service member, it dawned on me that he has missed most of Wrena’s life and is about to miss a good chunk of Chloe’s.
I sat there crying.
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