Unforeseen emergencies affect hundreds of thousands of people every year. One may hit an installation, community, families or a combination of all three.

Even though my kids are about to drive me crazy with their boundless energy and BB guns, summer is still my favorite time of the year.

Sometimes I wonder whether all the testosterone floating around in our home is turning me into one of the guys, or at least making me think like one

As a Soldier, officer, trauma nurse, military spouse and mother, I live every aspect of Army health care, and I know what works and what doesn’t.

We recently had a spur-of-the-moment family reunion at our house.

Aug. 26th of each year is designated as Women’s Equality Day across the U.S.

Today, I wave a little white flag of surrender in my daily battle to keep ants from taking over our home.

I would like to express my appreciation for the way the landscape workers are keeping the path clear around the hospital construction site.

I’m facing the possibility of going two days without the Internet, or maybe just a day and a half, if I’m lucky. Either way, it is going to be harder to endure than I would like to admit.

Accidents don’t just happen.