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November 9, 2022 43 mins

This month we are chatting with Laura Frey.

Over the years Laura has worn a number of hats including: Military Spouse, Mom, CAF Member, Fitness Competitor and Grandma.


Laura is currently posted to Halifax and is serving on the HMCS Charlottetown.

As Army Spouses – living on a Garrison that is mostly Army – our hosts had plenty of questions about life on board a ship.

In this conversation we talk about Laura’s career in the military, the ins and outs of life at sea and her physical transformation as she trained for – and competed in – a fitness competition.

Trigger Warning:  This episode does include conversations about suicide and suicide ideation.  We encourage you to listen with care.

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