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Archives for June 2017

Weekend Edition: I Love When People Help Veterans

June 24, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

I have a confession. I think "Dubya" is adorable. That's right. George W. Bush. Did you see him fight with a poncho during the inauguration? Priceless. Have you noticed that he's doing good work since he left the White House? Did you know he paints? He painted wounded warriors that he was able to meet. I love his heart. Portraits … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2017, anxiety, blog, healing, invisible wounds, journey, kindness, love, mental health, military, military spouse, PTSD, support

When You Get Called “That” Civilian…

June 22, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

I've been told that the word "civilian" can be used to describe people who have had no military experience. I also know, that by that definition I fall into the category of civilian. However, I feel that if people are put into categories or given labels, then mine is a little different because I am a military spouse. But recently I was told I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2017, anxiety, battle buddy, blog, breathe, family, healing, military, military spouse, PTSD, service dog, spouses, stress, Veterans

Listen to Your Heart 

June 20, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

I am a busy woman. I work, I am a wife, a mom, a chauffeur at times, a writer, a teacher...the list goes on. Recently I heard someone say that we have to take time to listen to our hearts. No, it doesn't mean the song by Roxette. It means really taking time to pause and listen. There's the key word, friends. Listen. My mind was racing, my body … [Read more...]

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