so long, farewell, aufwidersen, adieu
Mar 14th 2004, 11:16 am
#46
da Bonehead
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Re: so long, farewell, aufwidersen, adieu
Reasons to be cheerful 
Mar 14th 2004, 11:44 am
#47
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Hi Sue
sorry to hear your news, keep posting and making us all laugh, otherwise you may miss any more pics than Bix puts on here!!!!
Teresa x
sorry to hear your news, keep posting and making us all laugh, otherwise you may miss any more pics than Bix puts on here!!!!
Teresa x
Mar 14th 2004, 11:53 am
#48
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Sue,
sorry to hear your news
We wish you happiness for the future and just remember you have lots of friends on here, so hols in OZ are a skoosh
Regards
M&C
sorry to hear your news
We wish you happiness for the future and just remember you have lots of friends on here, so hols in OZ are a skoosh
Regards
M&C
Mar 14th 2004, 3:27 pm
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Sue
Sue, i really don't know what to say other than what has already been said
please don't stop posting mate, as someone said 'use your friends', i as i am sure others are, only a pm away
take care mate, love to the boys
rach & family
please don't stop posting mate, as someone said 'use your friends', i as i am sure others are, only a pm away
take care mate, love to the boys
rach & family
Mar 14th 2004, 5:14 pm
#50
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Hi Sue,
Sorry to hear your bad news. Hopefully it won't be too long before some luck comes your way. Best wishes to you and your little ones.
Love and hugs
Sarah
Sorry to hear your bad news. Hopefully it won't be too long before some luck comes your way. Best wishes to you and your little ones.
Love and hugs
Sarah
Mar 14th 2004, 5:29 pm
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Hey Sue,
there is light at the end of the tunnel! Keep Strong and keep posting - u have lots of support on here!
Salonit
there is light at the end of the tunnel! Keep Strong and keep posting - u have lots of support on here!
Salonit
Mar 15th 2004, 11:43 am
#52
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Sue
Soooooo sorry to hear of your situation.
As you can see you're a well loved forum member and we're all thinking of you and wishing you a lot more luck in future.
Take care of yourself and the kids, and keep posting.
Soooooo sorry to hear of your situation.
As you can see you're a well loved forum member and we're all thinking of you and wishing you a lot more luck in future.
Take care of yourself and the kids, and keep posting.
Mar 15th 2004, 1:55 pm
#53
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If its the right thing for you, then maybe one day you'll get the chance to go again. Australia will always be there. In the meantime, best of luck for the future....
Mar 15th 2004, 3:15 pm
#54
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I'm really gutted for you, Sue.
I've really enjoyed your threads and comments. Don't be a stranger, let us know how you are getting on. Judging by all these comments, we are all behind you!!
Tazzy
Mar 15th 2004, 6:01 pm
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Originally posted by Tazzy
I'm really gutted for you, Sue.
I've really enjoyed your threads and comments. Don't be a stranger, let us know how you are getting on. Judging by all these comments, we are all behind you!!
Tazzy
I'm really gutted for you, Sue.
I've really enjoyed your threads and comments. Don't be a stranger, let us know how you are getting on. Judging by all these comments, we are all behind you!!
Tazzy
I'm really shocked, must admit this emigrating lark tests a relationship from my own experience.
Maybe it's meant to be for now life is a major learning curve
Anita x
Mar 16th 2004, 10:10 am
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Sue, sorry to read your story but as a few have said emigrating can be very hard for your relationship as we all have different expectations and stress levels - and it is a very stressful time. Also I know what it is like to have twins (mine are now 8) - don't know how old yours are - but they can be hard work and the first few years are tiring and stressful too - so all this put together makes for an extremely stressful time which is bound to take its toll. Just get things clear in your mind before giving up on everything.
Good luck, Dawn
Good luck, Dawn
Mar 16th 2004, 11:24 am
#57
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
hullo again!
again, thanks for all the messages of support.......they have really really helped me a lot.
we are now on speaking terms, but it is still very raw for him, and he hurts like hell, but we are talking rationally at last. He has made it quite clear there is no way he would allow me to leave the uk and take the kids.....so the Oz dream is out the window, but it doesnt mean i cant have holidays does it?
hullo again!
again, thanks for all the messages of support.......they have really really helped me a lot.
we are now on speaking terms, but it is still very raw for him, and he hurts like hell, but we are talking rationally at last. He has made it quite clear there is no way he would allow me to leave the uk and take the kids.....so the Oz dream is out the window, but it doesnt mean i cant have holidays does it?
Could you not both still go to Oz and then go your seperate ways when you get there? I don't see why everybody has to miss out on the chance of a future......just an idea.
