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UNBELIEVABLE!!
I finally got a call from my SR. She called me here at work because she knew her Dad and I wouldn't be home. Some dude who was supposed to be reseting the clocks on our phones took the whole system down! OMG! I got to talk to her for maybe 90 seconds tops. I am absolutely devestated and want to kill that phone guy. My heart is racing. Crying my eyes out. Can't even imagine how she feels. Do you think she might get another chance to call because her 1st try got cut off? OMG! The only thing that keeps coming to mind is OMG! Pleasse let my phone ring again....please.
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Permalink Reply by Kimmysweetie on
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The RDC will also help him they will do what ever they need to do to help. They want all the SR to do there best so they can pass.
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Permalink Reply by Bcedab on
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Thank you so much for that, I will write to him and let him know. His older brother taught him how to swim but he never learned how to float. When he called lasted Saturday, he said he panics when he goes under and he's fighting the water. Hopefully someone there in DIV 16 can help him get through this, so he can graduate with his class, but I will send him a letter today. Thank you so much this really helps.
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Permalink Reply by Maja/Ship 09 Div 16 on
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Let me know how he does...I'll keep my fingers crossed!
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Permalink Reply by nikinno on
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I am so relieved to know all of this worked out! I would have given that phone guy some RDC treatment!!! Major IT!!! :)
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