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Pentagon Threatens Cuts to Families Dealing with Autism
The Pentagon is considering cutting funding for treatment of Autistic children in half. This action, if taken, could devastate families like mine. As part of the effort to cut defense department health costs, the Pentagon plans to slash provider reimbursements … Continue reading
Joining Forces Aims to Assist Military and Veteran Caregivers
Yesterday I was privileged to sit in on a conference call announcing great efforts by Joining Forces and RAND Corporation and the Elizabeth Dole Foundation. From: THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the First Lady _____________________________________________________________________________ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April … Continue reading
The Wear and Tear on the Kids
I know that Taiwan will be great for us. We look forward to the adventures. Getting to the happy and settled point will be a rocky road. 9 year old Bob wanted to tell all of his friends at once … Continue reading
Navy Dudes…
Here’s a book my youngest wrote at preschool yesterday. He did the illustrations and dictated to his teacher. I believe he is ready to follow in my footsteps!
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Tagged Daddy Dolls, dealing with deployment, dependents, deployment, Flat Daddies, Hug a Hero, Jill Biden, joining forces, michelle obama, military, military blog, military blogs, military child, military families, military family, military family blog, military kids, military spouse, Navy, navy wife, parade magazine, parenting, post deployment, single mom, single parenting, US Navy
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Please Sign Our Autism Petition
As most of you know, my eldest son, Zack, has high functioning Autism. My second oldest son, Dwight, wanted to help make other people more aware of what Autism is and what it’s like for people with it and for … Continue reading
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Tagged asperger's, aspergers syndrom, autism, autism awareness, autism blog, dealing with deployment, Jill Biden, joining forces, light it up blue, michelle obama, military blog, military blogs, military families, military spouse, Navy, navy wife, obama, parenting, petition, president obama, US Navy, white house, white house petition
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Origami Owl Tagged Jewelry makes a great gift
A representative from the Origami Owl Jewelry Line, known for its Living Lockets line, contacted me to promote their new TAGGED™ collection, which is modeled after military dog tags, making them a great gift for military servicewomen and wives, in … Continue reading
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Tagged army, blue star family, dealing with deployment, deployed spouse, deployment, dog tags, giveaway, isabella weems, jewelry, Jill Biden, joining forces, marines, michelle obama, military, military blog, military blogs, military families, military family, military family blog, military freebies, military jewelry, military kids, military spouse, Navy, navy wife, origami owl, single mom, single parenting, US Navy, young entrepreneur
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Help for Military Families
Boy do I wish I’d known about this great organization when Horatio was deployed. What a great thing they are doing to help families of deployed service men and women. I agree with the Blue Star Families lifestyle survey’s findings … Continue reading
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Tagged army, blue star family, dealing with deployment, deployed spouse, deployment, help military families, Jill Biden, joining forces, marines, married single mom, michelle obama, military, military blog, military blogs, military families, military family, military family blog, military freebies, military kids, military spouse, navy wife, parenting, single mom, single parenting, snow removal, US Navy
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Military Pay
My husband just took a pay cut. No, he didn’t get demoted, he transferred from his deployment back to a job in Washington DC, where, supposedly, the cost of living is lower. Every time a military family has a Permanent … Continue reading
Temporarily Single Mom
This is the full text of the edited article that was published by Redbook Magazine. When I married Horatio, a naval officer, 16 years ago, I never envisioned myself becoming a single mom. But, here I am, parenting solo, the … Continue reading