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My son left 9/11 for boot camp any other moms out there???
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Permalink Reply by ProudGAmom(ship13div421) on
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My son left on 9/10/2013. I would love to connect with other moms who have children who left around the same time. This has been very hard for me. I have cried a lot and just want to know how my son is doing. I am just so ready to hear his voice. I received his box of personal items on Friday. I am so looking forward to receiving his address, so we can send letters from home.
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Permalink Reply by Denise on
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My son left 9/11. Hope you are all doing ok with this new situation in your lives. I am here for any who need to talk.
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Permalink Reply by W7 Ship09 Div 428 on
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My son also left on 9-11....Can you keep me posted on when you get your box? I am so excited that he's made it 4 whole days!! But who's counting right? lol......*sigh* this mom :)
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Permalink Reply by Kristn (Ship 14 Div 426) on
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My son left of 9/11 as well. FedEx tried to deliver the box yesterday, but we missed it. Left a signature and got it today. His younger brother was so excited that he couldn't wait for me to get home to open it.
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Permalink Reply by princess89 ship 3 div 430 on
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My son left 9/12 does anyone have their sailors address yet? The recruiter told me that he should have it by wednesday but as a Mother of another sailor I know that he already should have it.
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I don't think it's out yet. My son was sworn in on 9/11 but flew out of San Diego on 9/12.
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Permalink Reply by Kirsten on
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My son also left on 9/12. Just got his address from my recruiter today, the same day I received the box. Call your recruiter and ask him he should have it by now.
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My son also went in on 9-11! Miss him but so PROUD of him!!
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Permalink Reply by sunshinefam on
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Yes..my son let for boot camp on the 12th...I am happy that he made a decision to pursue a career with the navy..but I miss my son very much..I have tears of joy and sadness at the time..I am worried as well
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My Son left 9/12 out of San Diego. Great opportunities await! Very happy and proud.
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Knowing not everyone received a call that night helped tremendously.This has been a long 5 days for me. I'm sure it feels even longer for him. I brave today and everyday knowing he is braving it even more! This is going to be quite a journey and I'm so very proud of him and all of our children and all that have went before them! Love and hugs to you all!
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Our call came at 11:45pm on the east coast. I'm just glad that I kept the phone on. We would have missed it. No idea that they would have called that late.
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