Comments on: Longtime Military Spouses Share Tips and Advice for the Next Wave

By: Kim_acosta10

Kim_acosta10 — Sat, 12 May 2012 05:08:00 +0000

Im glad i found this, any tips are always helpful in getting through a seperation or even shore duty and the crazy schedules. I deffinitely owe it to my fellow NY wives for keeping me company and smiling when things start getting hard. =) Happy military spouse appreciation day!! =)

By: Kim_acosta10

Kim_acosta10 — Sat, 12 May 2012 05:06:00 +0000

There is actually a facebook page for south carolina. i think its called awesome navywives of charleston. or navywives of goose creek i cant remember since its been a year but there are deffinitely fb pages to meet new people =) GL!

By: LeslieS

LeslieS — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 00:48:00 +0000

My fiance and I are going through his 2nd deployment in two weeks. He is currently in training right now and has been gone for 16 days. Having someone who actually understands what I am going through and can relate is the best thing I have found. Being a civilian makes it hard to find that because of the amount of women who come and go. It seems like everything that can go wrong has gone wrong in just this small amount of time he’s been in training. I have been in school and had a heavy load this semester so I really don’t know many people where he is currently stationed, so when something goes wrong, I’ve felt like I’ve had no where to turn. I’m not into partying like all the other wives/girlfriends are so I have found it hard to find anyone I can talk to with the exception of ONE person, but that single person has made such a difference.

By: heather navarro

heather navarro — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 01:54:00 +0000

I’m a new military spouse. My husband is at BCT right now in till next month. And I have noticed they you end up asking more questions then what you thought of. I have met one person on fb who is going through the same thing as I am. Our husband are at the same place. As great as that may be. I haven’t found anyone who is in the same state . And understand what I’m going through . Can you tell what I can go to hopefully have some I can talk to that lives in South Carolina ?

By: Tillijimi

Tillijimi — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 22:03:00 +0000

Don’t be afraid to ask for help. My friends were so supportive of me. If anything went wrong, which it when things do, all I had to do is ask, and someone was just a call away. If my kid needed a ride to baseball practice or to a game while the other was at soccer someone from the team would pick him up or take him home. This is why I pay it forward and help my friends and neighbors whenever I can.