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Class 1202 (Graduation date- July 20th)
Our sailors will moving on to the 2nd phase of "Nuke" School. Indoc starts on Feb.9th and classes on the 13th. Since we will all be in the "same boat" together, I thought it will be nice to share our experiences. Lets continue to support our sailors and each other!
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Permalink Reply by CindyLou (Louisville) on
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Josh tends to be very trusting and has had his credit card # stolen before. I told him about this and how others say it happens more than you think especially on ships. He says he either has his wallet on him or locked up at all times. I am glad they solved this case but dissapointed that it was even an issue.
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Permalink Reply by Betsyleebig on
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So sad that someone felt they could get away with stealing someone other things. And even sadder he didn't think there would be any consequences. Honest people do exist though. Son went to a restaurant over the weekend and forgot his wallet. He went back several hours later and
got the wallet back with all the money in it!!
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On another note son sent me a picture of his toes last week. Told me he couldn't feel them and they were painful. They were very red. Told him he needed to have them looked at. Someone at the drug store gave him some medicine. He went away over the weekend and said his feet were better since he changed shoes. Monday he sent me a new picture which he thought they looked better. They look awful! Nail has different colors in it and I am worried he may loose his toes. Looks like cellulitis in both little toes. I showed it to a neighbor nurse and she said it needs to be cultures as it looked like an infection- staph or maybe mersa. Called him again and seems he doesn't think he can get there before Thrusday as medical is only open certain hours. Hope I am over reacting and maybe it is just a bad case of athelete's foot.
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Permalink Reply by Shannon on
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Staph is very serious and nothing to mess with. Call his SLPO and force him to the Dr. Please keep us posted, I will keep him in my thoughts. I had an ex who got it from an infected pimple and nearly died before he got to a Dr. It can be treated but he HAS to go to the Dr.
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Permalink Reply by tina41 on
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besty---i hope he finds out soon what is wrong with his toes. can he go to a medical center to have them check? please keep us up to date. it is times like these when you wish you were with them!!
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Son called to say he would go to the medical center tomorrow to have someone look at his feet. Said the pictures looked worse than reality. On a good note, he passed the test.
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Permalink Reply by Amanda/Colins mom, MM PT 1204 GC on
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Well another test done, and not to sound like bragging, but he said he got the highest score in his class on this test, so proud of him! he will be on his way home this afternoon....YAY!
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nice to hear that colin did great on the exam. matthew passed, but didnt do as good as he would have liked. enjoy your weekend!! tell him we all said hi and are proud of him!!!
its ok to brag!! it is nice to hear about the good things that are happening with our sailors!!
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thanks Tina and Im glad Matthew passed, its better than the alternative!
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Its has been a wonderful weekend having Colin home......heading back to GC this morning. Amazed at how much he has grown up mentally and physically every time I see him! He seems very happy and content on where he is in life so far!
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