Reaction 1: “Where is daddy? When is he going to come home?”
Reaction 2: “Daddy, why you no longer play basketball?” It is not a secret that military services cause a great deal of grief and loss, especially for the members of the family, and it is the responsibility of social workers to help them in the disagreeable situations of the underlying level. Not surprisingly, the children face not only injuries of their fathers accompanied by either mental or physical circumstances, but also the lethal outcomes. Holmes’ article is dedicated to the investigation of the problems related to the experience of family members who encounter the visible and invisible injuries bearing ...
