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Knee Stress
Daughter was on ship 12 div 089. Now she is on ship 04 div 2341 for knee stress. Do anyone know how long it takes for them to go back to their division once they leave ship 04 div 2341. Hope she get to go back in time to graduate. Keeping the faith.
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Permalink Reply by Angie on
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If she is out of her division for more than a few days, she will be set back in training and join another division
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Okay. She has not called or sent any letters for about a week now. Is that typical, when at first I was at least getting a letter. Don't even know the status of her knee or what the doctor said the next time they spoke. Was told once they see the doctor they usually get to call home to report, but I guess that's not true. Well, they say no news is good news and I'm keeping my faith and hope alive.
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Permalink Reply by LoriM on
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Hi everyone,,,my daughter is also in Ship 04. I see the dates on your post are very old. I hope all you SR have graduated and moved on. I am still waiting,,, she is struggling with her run..only seconds short though I am keeping the faith! Let me know if anyone out there has a SR in Ship 04 Div 2444 now please.
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Permalink Reply by MamaJ2275 on
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Hi Lori-- did your daughter make it through FIT? My SR moved to ship 4 last week -- like yours, just missed the run by a few seconds.
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Permalink Reply by DR'smom on
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My daughter also got ASMO'd due to knee issues, got a 10 second call to tell me of a ship/div change and that was it! Recieved a letter from her just prior to the change, she was on LLD when the doc guilted her into running, further damaging her progress, and set her back even further. Don't those idiots know that some knee issues take longer than week to heal? Is this what we can look forward to from the Navy-damaging the bodies of SR's...LET THEM HEAL OR SEND THEM HOME! Just a caring parent, who is mad as heck! Then to hear that the SR's have to earn a phone call? PLEASE!
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