Posts Tagged ‘Deployment’

Deployments Don’t Get Easier, but There are Silver Linings

By • Jun 18th, 2009 • Category: Featured, Passing the Time, Relationships

  Last month I was chatting with a few other families while waiting oh so patiently to see my husband’s unit get home.  Two sets of parents, both whose sons were returning from their first deployments, asked me if deployments ever get easier.  I smiled a bit and responded “unfortunately no”.      It never gets easier […]



Deployment Class for Oregon MilSpouses!

By • Jun 18th, 2009 • Category: Civilian Support, Communication, Guard/Reserve Issues, Parenting, Passing the Time, Relationships

Attention Oregon National Guard Spouses & Friends: Lane Community College offers new Deployment classes!   Holding Down the Homefront: A Guide for Spouses   Based on the Army’s Battlemind training for spouses and her own work with military families as a Certified Professional Life Coach, Katie Dyer – National Guard wife and Founder of Heroes […]



Pillowcases with Pictures of Deployed Soldiers Are a Hit with Military Kids

By • May 26th, 2009 • Category: Civilian Support, Communication, In the Press, Parenting, Passing the Time, Relationships

This is a great idea! Pillowcases for kids with pictures of their deployed parents on them. Admittedly, I made Paul a pillowcase with a picture of me sleeping on it when he deployed. (Yes, so we could still sleep together. Sigh.) But I never thought of doing it the other way around! See the original […]



Katie Interviewed on Betty Confidential

By • May 25th, 2009 • Category: Civilian Support, In the Press, Relationships

I was interviewed for Memorial Day on the website Betty Confidential about what it’s like to have a deployed spouse. Check out the article here!



Paul & Mark interviewed in Paper

By • Feb 10th, 2009 • Category: Combat Stress, In the Press

Mark and I and our good friend Bruno were interviewed while we were in Afghanistan. Read the article here.




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