Amanda Savage is a National Guard spouse who dedicates her life to taking care of her family. Amanda shares with us how she gained the strength to cope through loss, depression and the many stressors of the life of a military spouse.

Military service members make sacrifices each day for our freedom and military families constantly make sacrifices, too. Angela Caban shares her experiences as a military wife.

Adjusting to life as a military wife is not quite simple, but with the right resources, support and books you should fit in and adjust easily.

I have been in the Human Resources field for over 7 years now and within that time I have seen how many sacrifices military spouses have made to find a job.

Over the past couple of months, the First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden have met with military families all over to learn about their lives, struggles and many challenges the military life brings.

Did you know that March is National Nutrition Month? There are so many things keeping military families busy; PCS, deployment, single parenting – shouldn’t keeping healthy be on this list?

Married for 7 years this September, my husband and I have moved a total of 3 times, with this upcoming move being our 4th. Here’s how we make the best of it…

Many times as an American and proud military spouse, I wish that there were more I could do to support and honor our soldiers. There are so many servicemembers out there and I want to simply reach out to all of them and give them my thanks.

It is no shock to this country, especially military families, that deployment takes a toll on us physically, mentally and emotionally. As more and more servicemembers deploy multiple times, the stress is taking a toll on the families including the children.

The name of this book fits my life so well. It wasn’t until a few months ago that I noticed if I didn’t make some changes soon, I was going to have a nervous breakdown.