I've spent some time lately reading over and learning the stories of our generation of military widows. I have had goosebumps for a couple of hours now... I don't think they're going away any time soon. So often we take for granted what we're blessed with. My husband has been on a MEU deployment and a disaster relief deployment. He'll soon be leaving for his next deployment, which is fortunately another MEU. I have friends who have husbands who have been or are deployed in combat zones and I see their fear. I've heard their fear. I'm so sorry for the fear that they have to live through. Even more so, though, I am sorry for those who are facing the reality of those fears. I just cannot imagine. I am going to try to not write too much, because I fear I may say something completely stupid, because like I said, I just cannot imagine. I just don't know. But I am so sorry. I thank your SO's for their service and will continue to think of them and remember them. I am so thankful for a project like the AWP, which brings stories of those lost to light. They deserve at least that.
Friday, February 4, 2011
The American Widow Project [rips my heart out].
http://www.americanwidowproject.org/
I've spent some time lately reading over and learning the stories of our generation of military widows. I have had goosebumps for a couple of hours now... I don't think they're going away any time soon. So often we take for granted what we're blessed with. My husband has been on a MEU deployment and a disaster relief deployment. He'll soon be leaving for his next deployment, which is fortunately another MEU. I have friends who have husbands who have been or are deployed in combat zones and I see their fear. I've heard their fear. I'm so sorry for the fear that they have to live through. Even more so, though, I am sorry for those who are facing the reality of those fears. I just cannot imagine. I am going to try to not write too much, because I fear I may say something completely stupid, because like I said, I just cannot imagine. I just don't know. But I am so sorry. I thank your SO's for their service and will continue to think of them and remember them. I am so thankful for a project like the AWP, which brings stories of those lost to light. They deserve at least that.
I've spent some time lately reading over and learning the stories of our generation of military widows. I have had goosebumps for a couple of hours now... I don't think they're going away any time soon. So often we take for granted what we're blessed with. My husband has been on a MEU deployment and a disaster relief deployment. He'll soon be leaving for his next deployment, which is fortunately another MEU. I have friends who have husbands who have been or are deployed in combat zones and I see their fear. I've heard their fear. I'm so sorry for the fear that they have to live through. Even more so, though, I am sorry for those who are facing the reality of those fears. I just cannot imagine. I am going to try to not write too much, because I fear I may say something completely stupid, because like I said, I just cannot imagine. I just don't know. But I am so sorry. I thank your SO's for their service and will continue to think of them and remember them. I am so thankful for a project like the AWP, which brings stories of those lost to light. They deserve at least that.
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