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I have been told this is the Div my son was moved to because he failed the run. Any others out there in the same boat?

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Let just believe and pray that our son's get out of this boat Monday and can graduate with their division. 

buddy & denise

The address my SR gave is:

Ship 4 Div 2347
3600 Ohio Street 
Great Lakes, IL
60088-7103

Hello to Buddy and Jean. I was up half the night, this is so hard. I am going to keep my plans of going to PIR.
We need to believe in our children and send prayers that they will pass on Monday.

That is right Angel.  I was up half to night to. Crying and saying where did we go wrong.  When I feel down I just tell myself this is not what my SR would want me to do.  I am keeping my thoughts positive and strong will for him.  And that is what we all should be doing.  And now I agree with you Angel.  I will go to PIR because I know my Sailor will be there.  And I will be there to show him that I had faith in him the whole time.  Its going to be a long weekend for them and us.  But all of us will pull through.  

I love the way you think! We will get through this together.

We are a special group.  Besides my son always  thought he was special.  And he and I know it.

We are in this together and I believe they will pull it off in time.
Buddy, are you out there? I am worried about you and your wife. Let me know you are ok and still making the trip.
Prayers and love to y'all

My wife and I had a great weekend on the coast.  We also feel very confident that all of our son's are going to pass this Monday and will march on Friday.  See y'all in Chicago.

Hope everyone is doing good  today.  I feel a little better today. 

Oh by the way I know we are not with the same div but we are now in a special div.  And if anyone need someone to talk to. My phone number 561-313-3719.

Jean, I don't know what happened, the phone call dropped. I will be there on Friay, as planned.

buddy just got off the phone with Angel.  If you want you call call me on my cell phone 561-704-4853.Me and Angel are going to PIR this Friday.  I know your SR can pull through this with no problems.  I know it will make you feel good to talk to a live person.  We are here for support to help out each other.  Please give me a call.  I have more prayers going for our SR than I can think of.  They will do it and thats the end of the story. 

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