Home School Heartbeat Radio Program
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We admire and honor the courage of our troops—but what about their families? The homeschooling military wife needs strength to face frequent moves and being alone while her husband is deployed. Today on Home School Heartbeat, Crystal Rants joins HSLDA President Mike Smith to discuss her experience as the wife of an Army major. Mike Smith: Crystal Rants: Mike: Crystal: We look to the homeschool community to find new friends. I know I’m going to find women there with a similar vision who will encourage me and challenge me. The kids often find the same things within our new homeschool group. During deployments, we’ve helped each other out with childcare, and encouragement to bear the extra burdens that a deployment creates. There are always husbands in the homeschool group who can help out with the things that my husband isn’t there to do; because the car’s going to break down, one of the kids will break a bone, and a hurricane will come through the area; or some Army paperwork will need immediate attention, as long as my husband’s gone. Mike: |
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