I'm on track for graduation. I have less than 70 days here in New Mexico, and then it's onto my permanent duty station in Texas. 
My wife is back in California with my daughter, but I'm flying home in 2 weeks for a day. Its always hard to go back to work, and to leave them, but my wife always says God takes care of her and keeps her strong. 
I'm looking forward to graduating soon, so we can move forward with our lives together. Right now it's been hectic at the academy. They keep us busy. 
My wife and I are on the phone as soon as I'm off work, and while I'm at work, she keeps me updated with what's going on back at home. 
Her heart continues to improve. She's on a lower dose of ivabradine. She had a holter monitor for 2 weeks, just to see how her heart is doing. 
She picked up bronchitis and had to go to the ER, but she's on steroid medication and antibiotics, and is doing much better today than a few days ago. 
I think technology helps a lot, with being able to still feel connected, even though we're states apart. We watch movies together on the VR every once and a while, we video or voice calls or text, and we play on the switch a lot together. She got me into playing overwatch on it. She usually plays as a healer (support), while I play as a tank or damage. I also try to take flights once a month to see her and the family. 
In between all the studying after work, I try to go on runs or I work out at the gym. A lot of the academy requires physical endurance and strength. With a little over 2 months left, I'm just trying to stay as fit as possible for the final physical tests that are upcoming. 
Hope you're all doing well, and enjoying your Sunday.

Me while running this morning.
My wife and the pictures she sent me this week