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ANY MOMS WITH SON/DAUGHTER IN SHIP 9 DIV 015??
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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Well, congrats...here is the link to your PIR group. It will be your lifeline for info and support. Just click on the http address then click on "+ join group" http://www.navyformoms.com/group/pir12310
Just to let you know in "computerease" when you type in all caps it's shouting
When you get to your PIR group...look in the discussion forum there. There should be someone from your division. If not then just post a comment on the comment wall.
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Also, go to your page...scroll down to read comments left for you on your comment wall. I've left you a greeting message with groups and other info that may be helpful.
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I'm sorry if I offended you.I was just trying to help. Please don't leave this site...you'll enjoy the connection to your rct. Your PIR group is going to be your lifeline for info and support during the next several weeks.
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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MamaD,
Often, it's not easy to convey information w/o sounding like some infomercial. This site has been a god send to many moms w/o prior military experience. Just how to use will take some time.
Here is a group of ladies who are very supportive if you are looking for a place to express your feelings, fear or just vent. Just click on the link below and click "JOIN" when you are on that group's page.
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/safeharbor
It is OK if you are new to using the computer. It is a new experience for many moms but I know a number of them are ever so glad that they stay with it because of all the information they were able to gather about bootcamp, graduation (PIR), A school, deployment and more. Jessica has been one of the site's stalwart supporters. She has been faithfully providing links to groups and discussions to help all new members. The members helping are all doing it as volunteers. We are here because we all care about our sailors.
So don't leave the site. Just take your time.
Regards, BQB
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Permalink Reply by April's SonNBC (Ship 09 Div 015) on
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Hi, mine left on the 6th, just got my letter Saturday. It looks like ours are on the same ship 09 and div 15. i'm not real computer savvy either.
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Permalink Reply by MamaD on
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lol...well we can be unsavvy worried Moms together!!! We got out letter Saturday as well. He sounded beat but determined. I will be happy to get a real letter...
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akiesel here is the link to your PIR group. It will be your lifeline for info and support, just click on the http address then on + join group
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/pir12310
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