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update: i have to have surgery to remove my gallbladder in 2 weeks. with a 6 week nothing over 10 pound recovery time. im a high risk pregnancy as it is. they have sent my husband home during this time, after finally talking to the head physician of the unit and letters from my ob/gyn and surgeon.

Originally Posted by Hydrodamoper Never heard of this either.... We were always given a chance to spend the last night at home before a major deployment.... I feel sad for your husband's unit if that is the way they do business. How much longer does he have in that unit? hes going to transfer...

there are s.ex offenders on post that are soldiers as well, there are some in my husbands unit. my son is not sheltered too much, just the normal amount, ive taught him not to talk to strangers and that is a, no the best way to raise a child IMO. i have made complaints against the frg but the...

another thing to add the frg and frsa depend on the unit, ours is terrible! the entire unit, when my husband deployed we didnt get to say good-bye. if that tells you how his unit is.

the dr was an a$$ and i couldnt hold anything down and now from the meds they think i may have early signs of liver damage. the reason i dont trust people here on post is because of the s.ex offenders and others like them, my son freaks out if someone he doesnt know comes near him so of course...

thanks all! the reason its being so hard for him to be approved to get home is because red cross wont send a message until im admitted into the hospital, catch with that i have to have someone that will be able to watch my 2 year old for a few days because they wont give me an iv or get started...

Originally Posted by SpiderWoman Could you get a part time mother's helper or would the military insurance pay for a part time nurse if your condition is so bad that you have to go to the ER? they wont. im getting worse so tonight im going back to the er and my neighbor that is 8 months...

jenny- they do have some but not for if/when im admitted to the hospital, i would have to rely on a stranger to watch my son. the dr gave me another medicine to try and if it doesnt work then she said 9pm go to the er. spider woman-im on zofran, they've already doubled my dosage as well as being...

well about my 2 year old he knows mommy doesnt feel well and he's really sweet about it. but im prone to hypoglycemia (where i have low blood sugar) and if i dont eat i pass out like i did saturday. and most of the wives here should be on a soap opera they are so dramatic and well just mean. and...

ok let me see where to start. ok as you all know my husband is deployed and we have a 2 year old. when i was pregnant with him i was in and out of the hospital from 5 to 20 weeks. i couldnt eat and what liquids i tried i couldnt hold down. i had to have my husband there to sign consent forms...

it doesnt matter if they add it. you can take a sample and send it to the epa and they will test for everything. my parents well has been in the family for generations and they dont add anything at all but there are still chemicals in it.

with those conditions i would say count out the air force and the navy because they are being really picky right now. all the way down to credit score. honestly it would probably be easier to work hard and start applying for scholarships.

go to afrotc.com <not a competitior site and look under admissions and look at the requirements i think you could do it! then look for schools near you.

the dentist said it was flouride build-up that makes the white spots and that it doesnt hurt you but i guess purely for asthetic reasons i would prefer not to have them or let my kids get them.

reserve officers training corps. what i would do is to go to the af/navy/army/marine whoever you wants website and check out the local recruiting stations and ask where the nearest rotc is then get in contact with someone there and start asking questions. if you can get into an rotc program do it!

i know if you do jrotc and do well you could apply to do high school to flight school. my husband is wishing he knew about that when he was younger. one of the best things to do to see what you could do before you really make a choice is to take the asvab and see where you are and what you need...

the guy at the lfs looks like richard geere, younger though. my ob/gyn looks like a tv dr.

also one more thing, its not true with all wells but it is common. when you have the water tested make sure and check the flouride levels, if you have kids or when you have kids do bottled water because (most of my family have this) if you let the kids primarily drink from the well they will...

and check to see if your well will be on a meter or if its YOUR well with no cost.

just to clarify im not trying to throw myself a pity party. money isnt an issue at our house, both of our families are very wealthy and set aside substantial amounts of money for us in our names. i do believe, which was my point in the first place, that the soldiers do not get paid enough for...