Andi14

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Andi14 - I am one of the "seasoned" moms that is on this site. I help watch for new members in two of my primary groups. BC Mom group and the Nuke Mom group. My son is a Nuke and has been in for 3+ years, he is now out in the fleet. I wanted to welcome you to the Nuke Moms group but I also wanted to encourage you to join the BC Moms group as well. If you look below where boot camp moms is in blue, click on that and it will take you to that group, so you can join. 

Feel free to reach out to me, I am here to help.

Andi14 - I am glad to see you joined the BC Mom group as well. 

If you haven't read this do so before your child leaves. - Read before leaving - What BC may be like during COVID

There is a lot of other information and more links that will be shared or posted repeatedly on the group but this is important if they are still at home. Make sure to write a short note of encouragement that can be tucked into their Bible or wallet that they can keep to read if they need to as it will be even longer for them to get mail than you and that is about 4 -5 weeks now. 

Andi14-  I like to leave a welcome note on our new moms pages. 

I see that you have joined the Nuke moms group. That is a great group as well and the ladies on there are awesome!!!

I help out on Boot Camp page along with other moms that like to help out.

Welcome again and stay safe out there!!!