| Date | 02-15-2007 |
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| Message | Jason, That is some pretty honest stuff that you have been writing. It is like a bad dream. I wish I knew what to say. I wish that somehow more people reading this would stop the craziness. It was so sad to read the early posts. You and Rachael are such special people, you deserve to be together. I continue to have this feeling that I wish that there was something that I could do to get this overturned, but the feeling of helplessness of not being able to do anything for you is pretty overpowering. You have always been tough, just make sure that you are smart as well. You are going to need it more this time than last as you have had a taste of a different life. This wasn't as inevitable as it was after college and your tour in Afganistan. It will be easier to loose your focus this time, so be on guard. Keep your mind focused on the tasks at hand, remain alert and watch your back. It is when you let your guard down that you can take one on the chin, so stay vigilent. Lead well, stay safe, and get home to Rachael as fast as you can. We love you and we will count the days, hours and minutes until you can return to your civilian life. Sandro |
| Date | 02-14-2007 |
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| Message | Jason - Thanks so much for sending me info about your blog. I was sure I had missed my chance to catch up with you before you left for Iraq. I can't exactly explain how awesome and transparent you write, but it seems like I'm right there with you in living color. Thank you for the experience. Our prayers go out to you and your family. If there is ever a need, let me know, we'll find a way! Much love and respect, Chuck |
| Date | 02-09-2007 |
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| Message | Hope you don't mind making a few new friends. I am very grateful that Sue Heether sent me the link. You have already expanded our little world by opening up yours. I hope you know you will be taking a small community with you when you go. May all of our prayers and thoughts keep you and all those who serve safe from harm. I look forward to meeting you face to face on the sidelines at one of Rachel's games. |
| Date | 02-07-2007 |
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| Message | Jason: Keep writing. I love reading about your "vacation". You and Rachael are in my thoughts and prayers. Take care of yourself! Marina |
| Date | 02-07-2007 |
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| Message | Hey Jason, Thanks for sending me your blog. It's great to see what you are doing and will be doing, so I will def keep reading. I hope all is well with you and Rachel. You both will stay in my thoughts and prayers. |
| Date | 02-07-2007 |
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| Message | Jason, I feel that I know you through our daughter, Marissa (Pelky) Mitchell, and so I enjoyed your blog. Take good care of yourself and remember that all the parents and spouses are praying daily for their children's safe return home to their loved ones. Stay safe and God's blessings on all of you. Patti Herrin |
| Date | 02-06-2007 |
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| Message | Hey Kid!! I will definitely keep reading good luck with everything over there and give 'em hell. When you get back we can swap war stories you with Iraq and Afghanistan, me with BD. Talk later. |
| Date | 02-06-2007 |
| Message | Printed it out for Mumsey. Still haven't read it yet. I will, I promise! Love you, MOM |
| Date | 02-06-2007 |
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| Message | Hello Jason, I just want to let you know how much I admire your stength and courage. Brett and I wish you a safe and speedy deployment. You will be in our thoughts and prayers while you are away from home. Thank you so much for all you do. Mike |
| Date | 02-06-2007 |
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| Message | Hi Jason, My daughter Mary Beth played lax with Rachel at Princeton. We loved Rachel and her parents. Met you once or twice, briefly. MB sent me your blog. Good luck and we will be praying for you. Thanks so much for being so brave and defending our country and keeping us all safe. Paula and John Hogan |
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