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![]() Wednesday, June 21, 2006------------------------------------------------------------------------
I had to take a tranqualizer for the first time since Eric got home from his recent deployment this morning. I still have the first bottle that the doctor gave me when Eric was still in the first few months of his deployment so that tells you that I didn't take many of them. Just enough to take the edge off the stress of worrying about your son and all the other Marines you have come to think of as family.
We need to get our soldiers home and let Iraq work this our for themselves, but that is just my opinion. I am still SO PROUD of our soldiers and what they are willing to do to for us. They only have to follow orders .. but they know that they are putting their lives on the line when they do every day they serve the military and our country. I am so disapointed in our present government though. In a way .. we are as crippled as the Iraqis right now. But I refuse to bring more of that here than what I have just said. Please forgive my lapse, I have grieving to do for our latest loss in this overdrawn war. Semper Fi and God bless you all.
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Marine Mom - I have a different opinion about the war, but I join you in grieving with these families. No parent wants to see his/her child die; no spouse, no sibling, no child wants to lose the person(s) they love - especially not the way these brave warriors died. My heart breaks for these fallen warriors and their families.
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I, too, am proud of our military personnel and pray for their safe return. May God bless them in their continuing efforts to assist the Iraqi's in building a self-sustaining national army, and may He bring our folks home soon! << Home |
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