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My son arrived 23 NOV 15. Being discharged for hearing loss. He's been there since week 1. Today is 15 DEC. his papers are there but are not signed. If not signed by Thursday, he won't be home for Christmas . He was willing and eager to serve. I feel like he's being imprisoned. I can't help it. He is devastated at being separated. We all are! He never showed signs of hearing loss. Please, please let them know that we want him home for Christmas. If he can't be on the Navy, it's too hard to sit there. His dream was AO. Life must now be re-thought.
Thank you.

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