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son left for boot camp
Hi I am cathie and my son left for boot camp,is there anybody out there were there son or Daughter is also shipping on 4/3/2012?
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Permalink Reply by Denise-- Seabee Mom on
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if you havent found it yet there is a group called leaving in April. Check them out for others leaving this month. Depper moms would also be a good place
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Permalink Reply by PalmBeachNavy/Marine on
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I did. Emotional roller coaster. Got my phone call last night. I miss him so much.
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Oh I am sorry for your pain, but I too am an emotional wreck, can't believe how much I miss my son as well. My son left on 4/3/12
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nathomom here is the link to the 6/1/2012 PIR group...lots of info and support
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Permalink Reply by JamesMom on
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Hi, my son left from Albany NY on 4/3. I can't wait til Tuesday so I can get his address from the Recruiter. First holiday with having one of my children away from home. It is strange. Hoping for the best. Happy Easter!
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Permalink Reply by cathie379 on
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This is my first holiday,with having no children home,It is to quiet for me.I have wrote my son a letter & going to write another.Happy Easter to all of the Recruiter families,Take Care & God Bless.
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hre is the link to the 6/1/2012 PIR group...lots of info and support
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Hi cathie, my son left for boot camp also on 4//3/2012. He is also ship 9, division 165. This is really new to me and I'm not sure what to expect, other than I'm really missing my son. Mary Ann
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Hi Mary Anny I am really missing my son also,It is so hard and it has only been 1 week,we can support each other,thanks again, I will need to talk to some one.
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Hi cathie, I appreciate your response. If you ever need to talk, I'm here. Hopefully we can get through this together. I have two sons and this is my oldest. He is 18, and I worry about him all the time. He was so excited to go, but I have been a nervous wreck. Everyone tells me he will be fine, but I still worry. I'm sure you do too.
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