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Left for bootcamp
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Permalink Reply by Myboysmom on
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Anna,
if you are on FB search for his PIR date if you have not yet already. I'm thinking you have not yet received the letter with the date, but when you do they will be a huge support for you. You will connect with others who will be graduating on the same date.
The time will go by faster than you realize and soon you will have more contact with your husband. Another good site to look at is http://bootcamp.navy.mil/ there is some great information there as well.
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Permalink Reply by zacsfan on
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My son is doing the same thing but he left a week earlier... keep your chin up... graduation day will come soon... count by Fridays!!!!
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Anna, check your My Page. I left info and groups for you.
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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My daughter left two days ago as well. I started to get worried but then reminded myself that she chose this and is excited about being a member of the Navy. So instead of creating things to worry about, I decided to just remember why she decided to join and how badly she wanted it. My husband and I can't be more proud. I know that the Navy has a system and they know how to train and care for their own. Our family members are safe. We can sit back and wait to share their joy at graduation!
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Beth, I left info on groups on your My Page.
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