From here we really hope we will head to a community based warrior transition unit north of Boston but when? Everything is foggy, if possible we know less about our future now that we did before he left.
One thing is certain our days as a military family are numbered. I told Doc this med board is a pretty extreme way to get out of the ball in the spring... When we get home I hope I am able to find the support I need but I don't know. They don't get it.
Right now I am going to try to just live in the moment as much as possible. Maybe brainstorm some names for what to call this blog when I finally turn on my ID.
Thank you so much for the messages of support and the prayers. I feel them and I need them.
You will ALWAYS still be part of the military family.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking about you and praying for your family!
ReplyDeleteWould you snort with delight if I quipped: Well, at least you'll be able to get a decent blowout (is that what they're called) in Massachusetts ...
ReplyDeleteSeriously, though, these are the kinds of times that really test a girl. I think you're doing a great job, Amber, with a tonne of class. I'm thinking about you and sending my best thoughts.