If you would please keep your fingers crossed for me. I am now playing the waiting game and I am a nervous wreck. I hope that I can hear something soon. I may not have any hair left by the time I hear something. lol thanks, layla

What about calling EFMP and asking them, I am sure they'd know if we need to be enrolled. I have 2 sons that are EFMP so adding me to the list would not be too big a deal

I also heard the same thing but Ive not checked into it yet. I will ask my surgeon when I see him on the 14th and see if he knows anything about it. Donna

My husband deployed in April and will be home in November. I wanted to have the surgery right after he left, but everything was so screwy it didnt work out. BUT, Monday is my big day! I'm actually glad he will not be here. It gives me a chnace to learn to eat without having to cook for someone else. Plus....I get to surprise him with a new look when he comes home. Keep us updated on your progress!

I don't know for sure, but I want to know the answer myself. I just had surgery on July 6th and we just got orders to PCS to Fort Bragg, reporting NLT 25 Nov. I knew we'd be pcs'ing sometime after hubby gets back from Iraq. But we were thinking some time in march because hubby didn't think he'd get the Nov class (PSYOPS) date. He is suppose to get in country on Nov 7th, be at Fort Riley, Kansas for 5-10 days. So he figured they would give him the next class date in March. But nope. If hubby has to spend the full 10 days at Fort Riley we'll have just over a week to get from Oregon to Fort Bragg, NC. Oh, what fun! I don't think Tricare has anything to do with PCSing. You have to re-enroll at each new duty station yourself, it doesn't follow you. Unless maybe a dependant is enrolled in the EFMP? Are we supposed to be enrolled in EFMP after surgery? Andi