u/SimpleHoman

I used it, and I know it means to be fully on board for something. But I cant find how I learned that when my peers looked at me like im crazy. I know its a phrase and I've heard it and picked it up from somewhere, but I cant find any reference to it.

Hello everyone, still on the hunt for a runner. However, I was wondering what the steps are for this process. When I find someone what can I expect? What do I need to provide them? Will I see the homes in person with the runner once I get there? How do I get a home inspected or determine if it has been inspected? All info appreciated, brand new experience for me :)

My husband is being stationed overseas and there is no job opportunity for me unless I fly back to the states for a travel contract.

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I am looking into going back to school with the time ill have for DNP mostly online, because im out of the country, definitely willing to fly back for clinicals, hoping there's a program with clinicals at the end.

FNP is the goal

Any recommendations for my situation, any NPs gone this route? Thank you everyone :)

Any experience with applying or beginning online DNP school while overseas? We will be going to spain in the next couple months, im sure someone has gone this route. Any recommendations I would really appreciate :)

Any school recommendations? How does online school for military benefits work/look like?

I feel like im starving for my husband, like a craving I cant satisfy. There has to be a further step to make him belong to me further. Ughhhhhhhh im frustrated. I love all of him, just want to shrink him and put him in my hands and keep him with me everywhere. Maybe just hormones lmao.

Hello everyone,

I am a navy mil spouse, my question hasn't been answered in the SO reddit, so im trying here.

We are going oconus in the next couple months, husband was informed to get me started on my readiness screenings. I made a dentist appointment and online it says to fill out a DD 2813 form. But it appears servicemen specific, is there a family/spouse equivalent form that I should bring with me to the appointment?

Husband's at work, and im trying to get started where I can.

Thank you :) I am very new.

The form says service members name, dod ID number, branch, unit assignment/address. Where do I put my information as a spouse?

I was informed that I needed to be seen for dental and medical checks. I'm getting stuff together and making appointments, but it doesn't seem like this form applies to me? Its the only form I found.

My husband has 2 close friends who work with him, we all want to get a house when we go oconus, and live together. How does that work? What are the ins and outs of it? Thank you :)