After having many conversations with other military spouses there is always one question that is inevitable. “What does your service member do?” “What is their job in the military?” Wandering eyes look for answers as if a story needs to be made up. We giggle about this and act as if it is not important, however I am a firm believer that caring about what your partner does for a living fosters a supportive environment. We know this life is stressful, not just for us but for our service members. Our troops work hard day in and out through all sorts of demanding roles.
Author: Michael
Though Breast Cancer Awareness Month has come to a close, we continue to honor those who have fought this battle —and those who are still fighting— by sharing their stories. Army spouse Lorelei Colbert is a breast cancer survivor who fought to receive care, and now uses her voice to encourage others to be their own health advocate while promoting awareness, bravery and hope.
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