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!--paging_filter--pSome people take little things like buying a card for granted. /p pSoldiers overseas have a difficult time getting greeting cards to send home to their loved ones, a problem that inspired one woman to do something about it./p pDianna Putnam wanted to give back to soldiers but didn't know how. She decided to start the nonprofit organization a target=_blank href=http://www.totally4troops.org/Totally4Troops/a, which recruits volunteers to create greeting cards for soldiers./p pa href=http://www.guideposts.com/story/holiday-cards-troopsread more/a/p

!–paging_filter–pThis December, a Texas-based nonprofit group has the goal of placing more than 55,000 wreaths on the graves of fallen soldiers, in a movement that was sparked by a little boy’s question./p
pWhen Alex deMasi was 8 years old, his father Scott deMasi took him to a remembrance ceremony at Houston National Cemetery./p
pAs they watched the observance, Alex asked his dad why each burial site at the city’s cemetery did not receive a live wreath like the graves at Arlington National Cemetery do./p
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Author, speaker and mentor Ronda Del Boccio presents the Shrink With Me Blog. Ronda Del Boccio is the author of I’ll Push You steer, plus numerous articles and stories.

!–paging_filter–p7:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Contingency Operating Base Speicher near Tikrit, Iraq. /p
pI sat in a metal chair at a long conference table in my usual spot as Logistics Officer. At the head of the table, the Colonel called our weekly staff combat operations briefing to order. No sentimentality. No Christmas decorations. Certainly no Christmas carols. Stick to our mission and take care of serious business. That suited me just fine./p
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Author, speaker and mentor Ronda Del Boccio presents the Shrink With Me Blog. Ronda Del Boccio is the author of I’ll Push You steer, plus numerous articles and stories.

!–paging_filter–pArmy Staff Sergeant Luis Elias is looking forward to returning to his job training soldiers at Fort Benning in Georgia. /p
p Despite an accident that resulted in the loss of his hand, he continues to maintain a a href=http://www.guideposts.com/personal-change/emotional-empowerment?lid=BFT target=_selfpositive attitude/a and refuses to quit, the American Forces Press Service reports./p
p On June 30, a grenade simulator exploded in Elias’ hand during a training exercise, and he had to have the hand amputated. /p
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Author, speaker and mentor Ronda Del Boccio presents the Shrink With Me Blog. Ronda Del Boccio is the author of I’ll Push You steer, plus numerous articles and stories.