LATONYA GENTRY, who has a passion for people, purses, and purpose, is the owner of Gentle Touch Consignment Boutique, in Radcliff, KY. It is an upscale clothing and accessory store for the financially savvy buyer. She shares with us her zeal for consignment and how that passion led her to help others keep more cash in their purse through consignment.

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Today’s topic is on military finances. What it can do for you and what you can do with it.  Our guest today is Selena Hudson. Military spouse and mother who makes her home in Vine Grove, KY. She is a well known mortgage banker for over 16 years. Loves to read and travel and believes the key to success is her love for seeing people’s dreams come true. 

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Dawn feels that although she has her house in order, her health is in a bit of disarray. She chose to have a procedure done to help her on her wellness journey. Five years later she is still battling but refuses to give up. Join us as we enter the world of gastric surgery and military healthcare.

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***Bonus Lost Episode*** - Allan and Clarrissa Dodsworth share with us a their candid view of Allen's PTSD diagnoses. Together, they have defied the odds of this debilitating condition that affects millions and share with others how they can too.

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Last episode we talked with Sara Urbano, wife to now veteran Jaime Urbano. She gave us a glimpse into their life together working through and seeing life through the cultural differences that each faced during their various duty assignments in the Army. In this episode she gives some very frank advice to Military wives across all cultural divides. Join us for the culmination of this very candid interview with Sara Urbano, crossing the cultural divide.

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Millions of people live with chronic illness each year. The uncertainty of medical care and continuity of at home care can be a frustrating and even frightening time in one’s life. But add on the stress of day to day life and lack of information readily available when dealing with RARE diseases, and you have the recipe for a truly precarious situation.

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Crossing the Cultural Divide part 2. Last episode we talked with Sara Urbano, wife to now veteran Jaime Urbano. She gave a glimpse into their life together working through and seeing life through the cultural differences that each faced during their various duty assignments in the Army. 

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Marriage, is the coming together of two unique people with certain commonalities to share life as one. At times it can feel effortless and other times like a laborious chore.  But when you add two very distinct cultures with two very unique ways of looking at the world, it can raise the stakes of success from the outside in. Join us as we navigate through one Military Wife’s experience. 

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Being Married in the military has its own struggles, but when you are also married to the military that adds a whole new dimension to life. Aimee Nordin is here to share what life is like when you are the soldier, who is married to a soldier.

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Navigating life at the end of your military career can be scary at best and can result in tragedy at worse. But not if you are traveling with the retirement roadmap. Army wife, now turned after Army wife, Melissa Thomas, helps us navigate the treacherous waters of retirement so we can get safely to the other side. Stay tuned.

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The military is a place of fast-paced moving parts. PCS moves are inevitable. Soldiers and dependents alike are expected to quickly adapt to their new surroundings. But how does that work when you are relatively shy in nature? Erica Smith talks about how she adapts and overcomes these obstacles as an introvert. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarywifematters2/support