Tawny - some kind of wonderful!!!!

[Guest guest]

Tawny, Hi, I'm Kim and joined the group a short while back. I

think that you were in transition then. I just wanted to send you a

special hello and let you know that you inspire me to trudge on and I

want to thank you for that! I have read some things pertaining to

you and your situation and I'm sorry that I haven't replied b-4 now.

I too am with a truck driving man. That is what really has caused

all the delays in my condition. I was either gone or something. I

gave the just lay around on the truck a whirl and that didn't work

out so well. He is currently working local and he is of no real

support to me, unfortunately. I think that I would of bought it if I

hadn't of come across this group! I have a brother who has served in

Iraq twice thus far. He was in the group of the 3rd. infantry that

took baghdad airport and the 1st. presidential palace. Man was that

a tough time for me! He was a marine the 1st. gulf war, so I knew

how much of an acheivemnt to get to baghdad was for him. He just re-

uped the other day for another 6 years then he can retire. I worry

so much about him. I can't imagine what all you have been through

with worry about your daughter. I'm praying for you both and hope

the situation resolves itself soon! Man, I was tore up when she was

mia. Anyhow, you amaze me with all the stuff you are going through

and you still seem to manage to respond to the group and various

individuals with loving support and kind words. I just want to thank

you again! I think that you are awesome! Kim

[Guest guest]

Kim,

Thank you for the kind words, my friend. You do know what I go

through with the spouse, not any fun. I found out real quick in my

condition, that is no place to be on the truck. It looks like we are

in the same boat, we have to find our support somewhere else. This is

the best place to be, the RA family.

It has been hard worrying about my daughter. I am going to have to

accept her choices she has made, and just continue to support, and

pray for her. We use to be so close, and she was always the little

angel. So, quite the change she has made, but that is what happens

when you choose the wrong type people.

Gosh, I would also be scared if my brother was over there. He is a

very strong soldier who believes in fighting for his country. You are

scared, and I know you are so proud of him. I will keep him on my

prayer list, what is his name if you don't mind.

My daughter was suppose to go to Iraq this year, and I was terrified.

But, she is now going to be thrown out of the military with a

dishonorable discharge. There is always a reason for everything, and

this is one of them, I believe.

I'm so glad you wrote, I have missed all my friends here. I'm so glad

to be back online, and to belong somewhere. I try to reach out to

people, it helps me in so many ways. If I can just reach out to

someone, it makes my heart feel a little better.

You take care of yourself, and email me sometime.

Hugs, Tawny

> Tawny, Hi, I'm Kim and joined the group a short while back. I

> think that you were in transition then. I just wanted to send you

a

> special hello and let you know that you inspire me to trudge on and

I

> want to thank you for that! I have read some things pertaining to

> you and your situation and I'm sorry that I haven't replied b-4

now.

> I too am with a truck driving man. That is what really has caused

> all the delays in my condition. I was either gone or something. I

> gave the just lay around on the truck a whirl and that didn't work

> out so well. He is currently working local and he is of no real

> support to me, unfortunately. I think that I would of bought it if

I

> hadn't of come across this group! I have a brother who has served

in

> Iraq twice thus far. He was in the group of the 3rd. infantry that

> took baghdad airport and the 1st. presidential palace. Man was

that

> a tough time for me! He was a marine the 1st. gulf war, so I knew

> how much of an acheivemnt to get to baghdad was for him. He just

re-

> uped the other day for another 6 years then he can retire. I worry

> so much about him. I can't imagine what all you have been through

> with worry about your daughter. I'm praying for you both and hope

> the situation resolves itself soon! Man, I was tore up when she

was

> mia. Anyhow, you amaze me with all the stuff you are going through

> and you still seem to manage to respond to the group and various

> individuals with loving support and kind words. I just want to

thank

> you again! I think that you are awesome! Kim

[Guest guest]

Kim,

Thank you for the kind words, my friend. You do know what I go

through with the spouse, not any fun. I found out real quick in my

condition, that is no place to be on the truck. It looks like we are

in the same boat, we have to find our support somewhere else. This is

the best place to be, the RA family.

It has been hard worrying about my daughter. I am going to have to

accept her choices she has made, and just continue to support, and

pray for her. We use to be so close, and she was always the little

angel. So, quite the change she has made, but that is what happens

when you choose the wrong type people.

Gosh, I would also be scared if my brother was over there. He is a

very strong soldier who believes in fighting for his country. You are

scared, and I know you are so proud of him. I will keep him on my

prayer list, what is his name if you don't mind.

My daughter was suppose to go to Iraq this year, and I was terrified.

But, she is now going to be thrown out of the military with a

dishonorable discharge. There is always a reason for everything, and

this is one of them, I believe.

I'm so glad you wrote, I have missed all my friends here. I'm so glad

to be back online, and to belong somewhere. I try to reach out to

people, it helps me in so many ways. If I can just reach out to

someone, it makes my heart feel a little better.

You take care of yourself, and email me sometime.

Hugs, Tawny

> Tawny, Hi, I'm Kim and joined the group a short while back. I

> think that you were in transition then. I just wanted to send you

a

> special hello and let you know that you inspire me to trudge on and

I

> want to thank you for that! I have read some things pertaining to

> you and your situation and I'm sorry that I haven't replied b-4

now.

> I too am with a truck driving man. That is what really has caused

> all the delays in my condition. I was either gone or something. I

> gave the just lay around on the truck a whirl and that didn't work

> out so well. He is currently working local and he is of no real

> support to me, unfortunately. I think that I would of bought it if

I

> hadn't of come across this group! I have a brother who has served

in

> Iraq twice thus far. He was in the group of the 3rd. infantry that

> took baghdad airport and the 1st. presidential palace. Man was

that

> a tough time for me! He was a marine the 1st. gulf war, so I knew

> how much of an acheivemnt to get to baghdad was for him. He just

re-

> uped the other day for another 6 years then he can retire. I worry

> so much about him. I can't imagine what all you have been through

> with worry about your daughter. I'm praying for you both and hope

> the situation resolves itself soon! Man, I was tore up when she

was

> mia. Anyhow, you amaze me with all the stuff you are going through

> and you still seem to manage to respond to the group and various

> individuals with loving support and kind words. I just want to

thank

> you again! I think that you are awesome! Kim