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Are you getting turned down for jobs just because you are applying from a different state? -
A Navy wife knew they'd grown apart during multiple deployments, but can't understand why he's insisting on a divorce now. -
Kristin Henderson wants more protection for the families who care for their wounded servicemember -- and end up losing their jobs. -
When your children turned 16, did you just toss them the keys to the family car and hope everything would work out for the best? -
A mother writes that her son is being bullied at school, while she herself is being harassed at work.
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