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Some military families in Virginia are once again grappling with uncertainty regarding higher education waivers that were promised to them. Kayla Owen, a dedicated advocate for these benefits, spent the majority of last year tirelessly fighting for a college waiver. Balancing her advocacy with the demands of work and family life, Owen also cares for her husband, a military veteran who sustained severe injuries during his service.
The waivers, which are intended to provide financial relief for military families seeking higher education, have come under scrutiny, leaving many families anxious about their future. Owen's efforts included lobbying for legislative support while managing the complexities of her household. The emotional and financial strain on military families is significant, as they rely on these educational benefits to secure a better future.
As discussions continue around the future of these waivers, military families remain hopeful that their sacrifices will be recognized and that they will receive the support they were promised.
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