For the Military Spouse…
For the spouse who is getting ready for her first deployment…
For the spouse who is getting ready for his fifth deployment…
For the spouse who has to tell his kids, that mommy misses them…
For the spouse who can’t wait until bedtime to have a good cry and some me time…
For the spouse who writes letter after letter and stands in very long lines to send a package over there…
For the spouse who has to take a back seat to a very demanding career…
For the spouse that loves being a SAHM while her husband serves in the military…
For the spouse that works her own career right along with her husband…
For the spouse who served in the past…
For the spouse who currently serves too…
For the spouse who can’t sleep a wink the night before homecoming…
For the spouse who has to drive her husband back to the airport, kiss him goodbye and figure out how to get through the rest of a deployment after R&R…
For the spouse who sits in a lonely house waiting for a phone call…
For the spouse who gets on an airplane alone with her three young children just to take them to Grandma’s for the summer…
For the spouse who gathers with friends to get through a deployment…
For the spouse that has to say goodbye to friends to move to a new duty station…
For the spouse, that has to make new friends…
For the spouse who gets a phone call that something went wrong…
For the spouse worried about the knock on the door…
For the spouse that has received a knock on the door…
For the spouse that doesn’t want to be a military spouse anymore…
For the spouse that doesn’t ever want her husband to leave the military…
For the spouse that is counting down the days until he will ETS…
For the spouse that is on the other side of the country from everything she has ever known…
For the spouse that was able to stay close to home for her husband’s first assignment…
For the spouse who has trouble making friends…
For the spouse who stays behind when everyone else is moving away…
For the spouse who has to stay behind so her son can finish high school…
For the spouse who gives birth without her husband…
For the spouse that grew up in the military…
For the spouse who never thought the military would be a part of her life…
For every spouse from every time period. You are amazing. You do great things. You are stronger than you think you are. You are one of the few and without you, the military would be a very different type of place. You do things others never have to think about. You cry, you vent, you laugh and you smile. You do the best that you can so that you can support your spouse.
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