How to Help a Hurting Friend - Surviving a Deployment (Guest Post)

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I'm currently writing a three-part guest post series for Raven over at Ms.MommyHH6--a great place for military moms (and any mom, really) to share about real life, get some awesome advice for running a home, and just support each other in our needs. This week's installment of "How to Help a Hurting Friend - Surviving a Deployment" features ways to help a military mom when her spouse is deployed, as well as tips to get through it yourself if you're the one left alone. So check it out, and don't forget to leave Raven some love while you're there!



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