Oh Kari, I know how you feel. . .(m) -- January 98 Playgroup

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Date Posted: 16:48:13 04/28/03 Mon
Author: Melissa
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Oh Kari, I know how you feel. . .(m)
In reply to: fiwee 's message, "We just got home from taking DH back....why is it still so hard to say goodbye? (M)" on 00:31:00 04/28/03 Mon

My husband is a Marine (inactive now). When he was active he was stationed in N. Carolina. That was at the time we were engaged and then right after we got married. I lived in Ohio. Our visits were few (about once a month) and truly treasured when we had them, but saying good-bye was the worse. I cried terribly every time. We didn't have any kids then, so I can only imagine how much harder it tugs on your heart. Know I feel your pain. It doesn't really get easier, but it does show how much you guys all love him. {{{HUGS}}}} for you and your kids, and prayers that he does in fact stay close to home.

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