June marks the heart of peak PCS season. Moving trucks roll through neighborhoods, kids are out of school, and families scramble to unpack while trying to make the new place feel like home before the full heat of summer hits. The boxes, the chaos and that overwhelming “Where do I even start?” feeling are relatable. After seven moves during my husband’s two-decade Marine career, I know how exhausting it can be to relocate your life and try to feel any type of “settled” in the days after a move. I’ve also learned that small, intentional steps can turn the overwhelm into a fresh chapter. You don’t have to do everything at once. Focus on what you can control right now, and you’ll arrive at your new base ready for whatever comes next.
From Mourning To Moving Forward: How To Honor Duty Stations After a Move
Spring brings PCS season, and with it a bittersweet ache for military families. The friends who became family, the favorite coffee spot near base, the neighborhood park where your kids learned to …
