lookmahnohands

Many of you don't know who I am. I'm just another face in the crowd. I posted my story and took everyone's advice to heart and it will carry on with me wherever I go and with whatever I do.

I'm leaving for basic training in 2 days! I've had a lot on my plate but luckily I've had enough time to digest everything that has happened to me in the last year. My AH has been in rehab for around 60+ days when I get out of basic training the plan is for her to of already moved to where I am and set up "base". I've been in contact and she seems to have a good head on her shoulders, she hit rock bottom as did I caring for her.

I have my guards up tight, yet caring. My plan of attack is to go with the flow and to not be sucked into anything. I speak my mind and hold nothing back. Just saying thanks! Without your stories I'd feel hopeless and miserable.

Joe

allforcnm

Sounds like you both made it through Basic Training already
Thanks for sharing your story. Good Luck and safe journey.

tjp613

Good luck, Joe -- and THANK YOU for your service!

DefofLov

Best of luck friend! Remember, SR is always here if you need it!

ShootingStar1

Wow! What a great New Year's story!

Best of everything to you, let us know how you're doing when you have a moment, and remember, we're always here for you.

And thanks for your service!

ShootingStar

Redheadsusie

Sending you love and support! Thank you for what you do for our Country also!

m1k3

Good luck in basic training.

As someone who has been there (Marine Boot Camp, 1971 - Yes I'm that old ) the best advice I can give you is to keep your mouth shut and do what your are told, exactly as it was told to you, as quickly as possible.

It is a great place to practice the first step as you will quickly find out you don't have control over anything.

Your friend,

Tuffgirl

Prayers to you and your wife...hope it all works out. Thanks for serving, and come back whenever you need extra support. We'll be here for you.
~T

DoubleBarrel

Thank you for your service.