Military Families Support Group
Today's military family faces a lifestyle that is comprised of frequent deployments, which results in increased family separations. This often proves to be a stressful challenge for military families. This community is dedicated to the families that are dealing with the unique challenges of distance and military-related stress.
So the holidays are here....anybody got any tips to make it just a little bit easier not having him here with me?I'm suppose to go see his family, and i know i need to be strong for them,but i DO NOT know how to do that..everytime i think about him i just bust out into tears because i'm going through a lot of family problems, and i need him here..I wouldn't know what to say to his parents or anything..i really need help...
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Sweetie, you don't need to be strong for them, nor they for you. When your loved one is far away, especiaaly during wartime, it hurts. You're sad and worried and lonely. So are they. The important thing is to be there for each other, physically, emotionally, supportively. Just there, to lean on, to cry with, to rememinise together, whatever. Just go, it will make him happy, and everyone will feel better for it.
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