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Left for bootcamp on June 7th
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Permalink Reply by creative(Ship 07 Div 245) on
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Hi. I am a mom who's daughter left for bootcamp on the 8th of June and I too am having a hard time but I know it will get easier for both of us when we can write back and forth and to know that they are doing great. Hang in there and know he is doing this for himself but also for you. :)
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Permalink Reply by dani on
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my son left june 7th too, from Houston tx. got his box in the mail, but no address yet...
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Permalink Reply by ColleenJacksGirl (Ship07Div 245) on
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Oh were from louisville ky, Idk if hes parents got his box im sure they did. Me and his dad dont talk much. Im close with his mom though. I hope we get the address soon.
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Permalink Reply by MidwestMom on
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Make sure you all join the June group at http://www.navyformoms.com/group/leavinforbootcampinjune. These are the people who are going through the separation phase right along with you. Before you know it, you'll be able to join their PIR group and also their ship/div group and time will start moving again! You'll make it! Keep writing!
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Permalink Reply by pianomom1 (ship 11/div 203) on
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hi! try to find a group that is specifically made up of moms whose SR's will PIR on the same date as your kid. You will probably find the most support there.
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