Let’s face it: navigating romantic relationships + marriage while serving in the military is HARD. Curious how dual-military couples (both partners are serving) navigate life, planning, + careers while serving? Former Navy Nurse, Influencer, + Nurse Practioner Sarah is on the podcast discussing HOW she + her husband made it work over the last 9+ years since meeting in the Navy ROTC Scholarship program in college. Sarah is a Navy Nurse veteran from San Diego and comes from a family of military service. During her time in the Navy she served as a Pediatric nurse.

While both serving in the Navy—Her husband as a Navy jet pilot + her as Navy Nurse—they balanced their relationship long-distance for years while still building, growing close, + figuring out a plan to align their duty stations.

In this episode, Sarah gives us tips on how they made long-distance work as a couple, best practices to stay close as a couple, why learning each others love languages is SO valuable. She provides us with specific tips on how to communicate along the way + still grow close even when you’re miles apart as a young couple. She dives into how they planned out their career plans long term to eventually be stationed in the same city + what the transition was like once they finally lived together!

Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in December 2022. Sarah has now transferred out of Active-Duty and began her career in March 2023 as a is currently working as a Dermatology Nurse Practitioner!

Love Sarah? Connect with her here:

Instagram @the.nurse.Sarah

Love Languages Book: The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts: Chapman, Gary: 0759687146326: Amazon.com: Books

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