How long did it take you to fully make the transition into civilian life, after you were discharged?

SPC Margaret Higgins thanks for posting important threads that have major impact upon me. I really enjoy your discussions.

SCPO David Lockwood - I am deeply sorry to hear what you are telling me. I so wish that I could wipe away your tears; and heal all of your wounds.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND YOUR SACRIFICES; SCPO David Lockwood.
-With My Love in Him, Margaret

Thanks for the compliments; SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL! It is an honor and a pleasure; SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL.

Agreed, I won't ever fully transition.

SPC Margaret Higgins - Thank you Margaret....warm wishes and blessing to you also, Ron

Yeah, it'll be three years for me come the 10th; I'm just starting to get used to things, like being a full time housewife for example! Lol!

SPC Margaret Higgins - SCPO David Lockwood, if that is a good thing, (that the military stayed/stays with you)- then I am happy for you. The military is fully ensconced in us-I believe-if ever we have experienced it.

SPC Margaret Higgins - Your training never leaves you. I've been retired for 9 years now and I still have dreams about still being active. My wife has woken me up many times asking"who are you yelling at?" Me working on the flight deck we were always yelling. There are little habits that stay with you as well. So as far some things stay with us this is true and not all things that stay with you are bad.

Semper Fi! Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS. I'm right beside you.

Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS, as SFC Mark Merino says: I'm right there with you. We all are.
Sending fervent prayers, Aaron.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND YOUR SACRIFICES.
-With My Love in HIM, Margaret