Children born in NZ to UK citizens ( moved to Immy)
May 21st 2009, 8:29 pm
#31
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Re: Children born in NZ to UK citizens ( moved to Immy)
This is really interesting - hopefully wont need this info yet but maybe at some stage.....???!!!
May 24th 2009, 10:34 am
#32
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Re: Children born in NZ to UK citizens ( moved to Immy)
Just wanted to say good luck. I flew at 29 weeks ( I know...very different) and it was great. Got lots of hassle for that though.
Just look after yourself.
Have you organised maternity care for when you get there?
Perhaps we can offer support with that, names numbers etc.
You're unlikely to get an independent midwife if in Auckland (where are you off too)
But need to get booked into a birthing centre toot sweet
You know all of this thought
Just relax...take it easy and get as much support as you can as early as you can...you don't need to worry about visas just yet!
Just look after yourself.
Have you organised maternity care for when you get there?
Perhaps we can offer support with that, names numbers etc.
You're unlikely to get an independent midwife if in Auckland (where are you off too)
But need to get booked into a birthing centre toot sweet
You know all of this thought
Just relax...take it easy and get as much support as you can as early as you can...you don't need to worry about visas just yet!
Jun 4th 2009, 10:03 pm
#33
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Location: Doncaster...soon to be Hamilton NZ
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Re: Children born in NZ to UK citizens ( moved to Immy)
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All the best for your impending trip Keeny. Just do as the doctor ordered and I am sure you will be fine. I truly admire your stamina to go through everything you have - at the same time too. It has been tough going for us but it must be 'Yorkshire' in us which keeps us strong.
Take care and see you, Ian and baby Keen at the airport next week
All the best for your impending trip Keeny. Just do as the doctor ordered and I am sure you will be fine. I truly admire your stamina to go through everything you have - at the same time too. It has been tough going for us but it must be 'Yorkshire' in us which keeps us strong.
Take care and see you, Ian and baby Keen at the airport next week
