Retired astronauts aid POW families in Colorado retreats
James B. Irwin reports marked changes in families of former prisoners of war and MIAs after five week long High Flight Foundation retreats at Snow Mountain Ranch Colorado. Newly grouped families found relief from daily pressures, with renewed focus on strengths and needs. Some couples used the program for marriage counseling while MIA wives faced unique social doubts and ongoing hopes for missing husbands.
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