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Got our first letters and now waiting for that first phone call. Has anyone else gotten letters or calls yet?
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My son is also ship 13 div 033. I have gotten nothing. His girlfriend got a letter, his dad got the form letter and the kid in a box. If I sound bummed, I am :(
Same boat here. feeling a little left out too. Chin up :)
My daughter is on Ship 03 Div 035 and I received her letter last Wednesday. She said that she should be calling soon. I just hold on to my phone at all times because we never know when they will call. I know exactly how you feel. This is my only girl and I miss her so much. I have found that being on this site has helped answer and calm me down more. Hang in there. I just keep thinking that I will see her soon.
My husband is ship 11 div 038 and we've yet to receive a letter or phone call. So far, from what I know, no one in 037/038 has /:
My son is on Ship 11 Div 037 and we have not received a letter or phone call. I am really hopeful that a letter will come this week or a phone call over Thanksgiving. I keep wondering what they will be doing on Thanksgiving.
My son is Ship 11 Div 038 and no calls or letters from him.
My son is Ship 11 Div 032, got a phone call this afternoon about 3:30. It comes up Waukegan, IL on my caller ID, in case anyone was wondering.
I heard that my son got a phone call too. He is 18 and decided to call his 16 yr old GF...Hmm!! Who is paying for the ticket home? It was a short call, but nonetheless, I would like to have talked to him. Guess all those letters I sent every single day vs. her 2 ltrs really means nothing to an 18 yr old...That's okay..1 phone call...no call mom...retaliation...ha!! jk...Glad he's ok, I guess...She doesn't remember what he said, it was a 5 min call...Alrighty then...
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