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OK...so I'm a little nervous! My husband Travis just left for boot camp on February 3rd so he's been gone now for about 2 1/2 weeks so I'm so lonely and hoping that he's ok. I'm a worry wart and I'm thinking about if he's sleeping, eating enough, made any friends, when am I going to hear from him. I joined Navy for Mom's to find some friends and some have some people that are going though the same thing with me. If anyone has any advise I would greatly appreciate that!! Thanks y'all!



Nicki

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I know you're nervous, my believe me He's fine or you would have heard from him, He's safe, He's warm and he's fed. You'll probably get a letter from him next week and maybe a phone call too. It's really tough waiting not knowing if he's okay. But my motto has been "no news is good news" Always. Good Luck to you, Hang in there, it gets better.
Thank you!! That's what I'm starting to hear from everyone!! I just miss him sooo much! I just want to hear his voice or at least get a letter! I just have to be patient i guess!! Thanks again for the advise and information!
Hey there, join the group http://www.navyformoms.com/group/leavinforbootcampinfebruary and if you've gotten your PIR(graduation)date search groups and join that group.There you'll connect with other N4M's whose rcts are with your husband. If you can't find your PIR group let me know. JessicaB
There are also groups for Navy Wives
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/girlfriendsfianceswivesofsailors?c...

Join that group!! A lot of the young wives like to chat in the chat room also.
Always remember NavyWife86 that while there in bootcamp - no news is always good news!!!

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