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Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12071798)
:nod:
You don't need to be a maths genius to see that even if you're on $60,000 NET pay, you may get some assistance with drugs costs if they are above $2,000 a year. Anyway, we've gone somewhat off-topic :o |
Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
Originally Posted by TrishP
(Post 12072220)
My challenge will be getting Trillium to fund one of the 2 meds my doc is thinking of prescribing, as neither are on Trillium's formulary, so I'd be going the exceptional access route.
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Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
I don't really miss back home except when the economy is >snip< (which is right now).
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc. I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with. |
Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
Originally Posted by xxdb
(Post 12136405)
I don't really miss back home except when the economy is >snip< (which is right now).
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc. I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with. We are making a trip in July and one daughter's Canadian bf is also coming. She's already lined up to take him to the workers' cafe at the bottom of the road where we used to live for a breakfast! S |
Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
Still waiting
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Re: When Does Homesickness Kick in?
Once you get through the first few weeks and get a job, it never kicks in
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