It’s that involuntary feeling that hits when we’re on the brink of something big — orders, deployments, homecomings, retirements — the moments that shake every military family. We call it the stress behind “Hurry up and wait.” We see it coming, roll our eyes and know there’s nothing we can do. Civilians call it “anticipatory stress,” but we’ve got our own terms.
Back-To-School Educational Resources for Military Families
Frustration and a PCS often go hand in hand, and the irritation can feel personal when it relates to your children’s schooling transition, regardless of a public, private or homeschool education. It’s …
