Before You Text a Military Spouse About Iran, Read This
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“Every time a new headline is dropped, it feels personal.”
When news alerts start lighting up their phones ― headlines about Iran, explosions in the Middle East, more troops headed to the Persian Gulf ― many Americans feel concerned.
Military spouses feel something else entirely. For us, the news doesn’t just describe what’s happening in the world; every headline brings a heavy mental checklist.
Who do we know over there?
What happens if this escalates?
Will my spouse be deployed there?
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