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March 18, 2010

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emandnsmom

DATE: 07/26/02 1:17pm

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Re: military family how to make sure my children are adjusting

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AUTHOR: Lauraeliz

I agree with this post. Hubby and i have been in the Army only 6 years but in that time we have had to endure the hardship of being seperated for 12 months when he was on deployment to Korea. Our daughter was only 18 mos at the time, but it was hard for her.. caused her to have really bad seperation anxiety.. However, she is now 4 1/2 and is better. We also have a 14month old as well. I would suggest getting the kids involved and also you may try finding them an online support group or one on base so that they can talk to other kids their age.

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karenmw

07/23/02 06:29pm

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07/26/02 10:06am

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07/26/02 01:17pm

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