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Real Producers Success and Support Podcast During the 23 years she spent as a military spouse, Kristin Wood moved seven times, two of which were international relocations. With two boys in tow, Kristin was faced with navigating some challenging transitions. Not only did she have to pack up her home and resettle in a new city — but she was also tasked with helping her kids adjust and make new friends.
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