Just because your spouse is returning from deployment doesn't mean unhealthy eating has to return as well. Learn how to develop a lifestyle plan to help you and your spouse eat healthy to maintain and/or lose weight and get exercise.
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Here is good advice to consider when planning a homecoming for a deployed spouse. Who should be invited or should anyone be invited to a homecoming. What should parents and other family members expect when their hero comes home?
Careful planning for deployment homecomings is essential. Terri Hall, experienced in preparing for many homecomings for her Sailor during their 20-year career, offers tips for success.
Most military couples agree that homecoming is the best part of deployment. Learn how to adjust to disagreements, especially upon return from deployment, by utilizing coping strategies.
The time has come. After many months, your loved one is finally coming home. Homecoming celebrations are a way to celebrate the end of a long separation.
Being sensitive to a service member's expectations and needs upon return from deployment includes simple things like changes in the home environment, furniture arrangement, closet space, and spouse's appearance.
You and your kids have waited six long months for your loved one's return. In that time, each of you has grown. Homecoming is a perfect time to get reacquainted.
You made it! The deployment is almost over and your Marine will be home soon. Many of you have already planned the homecoming. You???ve made decisions about how you will decorate the house, what meal you will cook, what you will wear. Exciting times, but you probably have some nagging questions as the reunion draws near.
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