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im new
my husband of almost 2 years has decided to rejoin the army. i dont know anything about it really, and im kinda scared to be moving away from everyone i know. and i worry about how our 2 year old is gonna react to this. i know that my husband is gonna have to reclass, and that means AIT all over again. anyone that can help me, please do! i feel like im losing my mind over here! thanks so much!
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11-10-2007, 06:21 PM
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Army family.....Hooah....
Wecome, jade, you found the right place that's for sure.....
First off, your husband once again is in service. That speakes volumes about him and you and your family.. That's cool. I know what you mean about being away from home...But I found making new friends that became my brothers and sisters was totally a worth the journey. FT Jackson,SC..FT Ruckers ,AL (Home of Army Aviation)and FT Dix,NJ.. It an exciting time for me.....and will be for you and your family.Your going to be ok... just fine. A lot of my unit buddys are married. We all go out after work on the weekends and it's alot fun Their all very cool and funny too..
We have Army wives and mom's here that quite frankly! R very smart and very cool.....Im a Aviation dog...We're here always if you need us.
The Army's been good to us. So Fire away...and stay cool.....ps...be on the lookout for Fire and the Nose (mom)..they can help out alot.
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11-10-2007, 07:02 PM
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i must admit, i lurked a bit on here before actually posting.  my dad was a marine, one uncle is retired from the navy, one got sick while in the navy and had to pull out, one spent a few years in the army, my mother in law was in the army and i know NOTHING about it, well, just what my husband has told me. im looking forward to learning about the army andmeeting new friends. im just so nervous! i know everyone takes a ride on this emotional rollercoaster. thanks to all who respond...u dont know how much it means to me!
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11-10-2007, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jadesmommy1984
i must admit, i lurked a bit on here before actually posting.  my dad was a marine, one uncle is retired from the navy, one got sick while in the navy and had to pull out, one spent a few years in the army, my mother in law was in the army and i know NOTHING about it, well, just what my husband has told me. im looking forward to learning about the army andmeeting new friends. im just so nervous! i know everyone takes a ride on this emotional rollercoaster. thanks to all who respond...u dont know how much it means to me!
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Congrats! If you need anything let us know... Sometimes we are the blind leading the blind (us newbies...) but as you've probably noticed - we get straightened out real quick. hahahaha! 
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11-11-2007, 06:56 AM
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welcome! there are many people here with many views and experinces with the army so just ask and someone can answer. and if there answer is wrong, we have backup to let us know. (dont worry, you'll know when you see it) but all in all this is a great bunch of army folk all here to help, and to give you a good laugh once in a while. 
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11-11-2007, 08:15 AM
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im helping get all the paperwork together and friday, we go back to the recruiter to set up a meps appt. one question we are unclear on though....can i go with him to AIT or do i have to stay here while he goes?
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11-11-2007, 06:47 PM
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i have heard if his ait is more then 6 months then you may go. under that you do not go, but like i said, its what ive heard not experienced
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11-11-2007, 08:11 PM
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ive never been on my own EVER before...thats really the only thing freaking me out right now. my mom has absolutely NO faith in me. so other than the board and my husband, i have no support in this situation.
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11-12-2007, 07:03 AM
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Go the post's website
Many basic training and AIT posts have extensive websites with FAQs and information for spouses and parents. Be sure to google your husband's post name, AIT and specialty and it should come up.
With that being said, you are going to make fast friends. That's one thing about the military. We have a tendency to do that quicker than in civilian life. The Army also moves your stuff for you and helps you along the way with all the arranging that needs to be done..you are never totally on your own.
Look up Army Community Service (ACS) and the name of your new post (if you will be going to AIT). Lots of resources will be on that website too for new families coming in...be sure to make that one of your first stops once you arrive. Lots of classes, free events and opportunities.
As for your two year old..he is at a PERFECT age to adjust to moving around! Two year olds don't know if they are coming or going, and as long as you try to keep to his routine, he'll be happy wherever he's fed, can be comfortable and is taken care of. They also have no sense of time, so don't worry that his dad will be out of the net for awhile..it's okay...they get over it quickly and can easily go with the flow when dad gets back.
You need to make sure you stay busy...with either a job or hobby...don't sit around and do nothing..set some goals for yourself...this is your opportunity to try something new. When I had a two year old and a baby, I joined MOPS (google it)....great opportunity for moms with small kids...plus I started a few new hobbies. I chose not to work with two small kids, and I have fond memories of those days.
Thank your husband for his service for me and welcome to our family!
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11-15-2007, 05:25 AM
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General of the Armies
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jadesmommy1984
my husband of almost 2 years has decided to rejoin the army. i dont know anything about it really, and im kinda scared to be moving away from everyone i know. and i worry about how our 2 year old is gonna react to this. i know that my husband is gonna have to reclass, and that means AIT all over again. anyone that can help me, please do! i feel like im losing my mind over here! thanks so much!
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Welcome to the forum Jadesommy, hope you enjoy our crazy debates, and hope to see your contris soon...
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