Feeling blue
#1
Feeling blue
I am getting scared now. Especially because the weather here is so nice at the moment and I sort of wish I could stay in Plymouth with my parents (not in their house!) but the job situation in this neck of the woods is non-existent, and there are plenty of other reasons that we want to emigrate. I am sure that I will feel much happier when we get there - I just keep comparing how I feel now to how I felt the day the visa grant letter arrived - totally different.
#2
Its been a long journey for you mummy. I am sure that give it a couple of months, once you have settled a bit you will be fine.
i do know how you feel as I get days like that
i do know how you feel as I get days like that
#3
I'm not sure how we'll feel when Reality hits us - were still in the honeymoon period - post grant - but slowly moving into the long lists and slight panic stage.
What were your original reaons for wanting to move? and are they still relevant?
Leaving friends and family is always going to be hard - I guess that crystallises though with 3 weeks to go.
Wishing you all the best - I hope it all works out well for you.
olive
What were your original reaons for wanting to move? and are they still relevant?
Leaving friends and family is always going to be hard - I guess that crystallises though with 3 weeks to go.
Wishing you all the best - I hope it all works out well for you.
olive
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Dont worry, the wobbles are normal...the last few weeks are really tough, try to make the most of everyone while you're there and remember why you're doing this,
Good luck,
Michaela
Good luck,
Michaela
#5
Last minute wobbles Mummy - I'm sure everyone gets them ! It'll be cold and raining by the weekend so I'm sure you'll be back on course.
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Thats exactly how I felt!
Suddenly I just didnt want to leave home. Everything just seemed OK and I started to miss my home and my friends before we even went! I sat in the sunshine, listening to the birdsong and waiting for our friends to come home so we could all stroll up to the local pub and I thought 'why am I doing this? I like my life!'.
But you just have to focus, to remember that you made the choice to move for good reasons and that its natural to have doubts, its a bit like grieving for something you are going to loose i suppose. And once you go, you have to remind yourself of those reasons if you get low. Im sure you will be fine, think of all those lovely white sandy beaches!
Suddenly I just didnt want to leave home. Everything just seemed OK and I started to miss my home and my friends before we even went! I sat in the sunshine, listening to the birdsong and waiting for our friends to come home so we could all stroll up to the local pub and I thought 'why am I doing this? I like my life!'.
But you just have to focus, to remember that you made the choice to move for good reasons and that its natural to have doubts, its a bit like grieving for something you are going to loose i suppose. And once you go, you have to remind yourself of those reasons if you get low. Im sure you will be fine, think of all those lovely white sandy beaches!
#7
Originally posted by sjn2003
Last minute wobbles Mummy - I'm sure everyone gets them ! It'll be cold and raining by the weekend so I'm sure you'll be back on course.
Last minute wobbles Mummy - I'm sure everyone gets them ! It'll be cold and raining by the weekend so I'm sure you'll be back on course.
I'm sure I'll feel better when I go up to my in-laws rather than my parents. No offence to the in laws but I do love my parents!