Rhobee2

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Rhobee2 - Good evening, I noticed you were online and I stopped by to post a welcome here on your profile page. I am one of the seasoned moms that helps out on the BC Mom and loved ones page and I am in several other groups. Feel free to click on my chipmunk and see my profile page. 

I would encourage you to come join us on the Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones) - Navy For Moms (ning.com) group page. When you go to the group page, click the join button, I think it is in the upper right corner (if you are on a mobile device I have heard it is best to put it into desktop mode. I generally work on my computer.), and join. Once on the group page, then scroll down past the wealth of information there, past the discussions and then you will see a comment wall area. That is where we post our daily comments, share how our emotions are and ask any questions. The more you post, the more you will receive feedback. 

My son has been in five years now, he left late June for BC and then flew out to his A school in Goose Creek, where he was at for almost 2 years before he went out into the fleet. 

Click on the blue letters below (it is a hyperlink) and it will take you to the group page for the BC Mom & loved ones group.