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Spouse of deployed member, lives off base,doesn't drive & needs ride to use VLT?
I can't drive due to a medical condition. And no, you're not being a smart***, I should have mentioned that in my post but forgot.- Anny
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Spouse of deployed member, lives off base,doesn't drive & needs ride to use VLT?
Since everyone was so helpful when I had issues with getting respite, I thought I would ask about my latest problem. My husband is on an attached posting which means he will be away for about 15/16 month in total. I’m so sorry for the length of this post, I don’t know how much detail people...- Anny
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Having a tough go at this
A few days ago, after trying to be patient and wait for a sitter, I realized I was at my wits end, so I contacted CFS and they had a respite worker out THAT SAME DAY. Sadly I agree with Kat, the FRC, and the military has been almost non-existant when it comes to supporting me. I think it's...- Anny
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Having a tough go at this
Hi airmitch, Thanks for the fast reply and the options you asked about/suggested. I'll answer your questions. My husband is on tour. He was training at another base preparing for the deployment, so this is why he has already been away so long even though his tour just started. We live in...- Anny
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Having a tough go at this
My husband has been away for 9 months now and I'm really having a tough time with this. He has another 6 or 7 months to go and I'm starting to go seriously bonkers. We live off base and I can't find a sitter to give me a break. I can't access on base respite because I don't drive. I'm really...- Anny
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