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Megan Brown

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The Summer We Stopped Pretending We Were Fine

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By Megan Brown
| Military Spouse Verified
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that military spouses know intimately. It’s the kind where your nervous system becomes so accustomed to surviving catastrophe that functioning in chaos starts to feel normal- until one day, it doesn’t. For our family, the unraveling didn’t happen all at once.
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The Military Taught Me How to Survive Summer—Not Enjoy It

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By Megan Brown
| Military Spouse Verified
For years, summer felt less like a season and more like a tactical operation involving deployment schedules, childcare gaps, emergency room copays, PCS orders, and trying not to emotionally collapse in a Target parking lot while somebody asked me for popsicles. Military spouse summers are not always the breezy, poolside experiences social media likes to market to us.
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Military Kids Don’t Get “Easy” Summers

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By Megan Brown
| Military Spouse Verified
For many military kids, summer doesn’t mean relaxation. It means goodbye season. It means watching moving boxes stack up in the dining room while parents pretend this is all one big adventure. It means hearing phrases like “You’ll make new friends!” while silently grieving the ones they are actively losing. It means trying to process the emotional whiplash of leaving schools, churches, teams, neighborhoods, routines, and safety all at once. And if I’m being honest?
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