I'm not a soldier, I'm not even an American citizen (though I dearly wish I were) I am Canadian citizen and I am humbly grateful for their brave and commited service .. And will dare to say that being the family of a soldier brings a complimentary heroism that comes from being the support staff at times,the patient, kind listener and consoler when our soldier looses a dear friend in battle .. Their is much that soldiers do for our way of life that we can see, but there is also so many more pages that can be written about all millions of acts of sacrifice some of which leave the kinds of scars that never or heal messy and for the sacrifice is most often being all the above plus being that and designated worry and prayer square squad.. For some bad news comes to families .. their soldier pays the ultimate price in doing what it takes to protect our way of life .. So I will take my hat off and bow low to the military families and all that they do and their sacrifices
I am at my 11th year as a military wife and yes, it seems unbearable sometimes. Try to do what you like and keep yourself busy, at the same time, equip yourself so that you can find jobs easily anywhere you go. Took me a long time to accept and look at the bright side of this lifestyle. Wish you all the best!
