Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Mar 5th 2008 | 6:52 pm
#361
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Not sure if either of you have seen this.....
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...85&postcount=1
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...85&postcount=1
Mar 5th 2008 | 8:34 pm
#362
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
had a text from Rachael today to say the funeral is Thursday 13th. They now have an address so i presume they have somewhere to call home though i doubt it will feel anything like normality right now.
I keep starting to phone her but i really have no idea what to say
I keep starting to phone her but i really have no idea what to say
Mar 10th 2008 | 5:22 am
#363
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Not sure if either of you have seen this.....
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...85&postcount=1
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...85&postcount=1
All my condolsences; I really that life picks up for you soon.
Mar 10th 2008 | 5:31 am
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From: NI (back from Toronto)
Mar 10th 2008 | 5:44 am
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From: NI (back from Toronto)
Mar 10th 2008 | 6:00 am
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Are you close to finding a place of you own to live yet?
Mar 10th 2008 | 7:50 am
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Managed to get one child into school, a second choice, but not to bad, still working on a pre-school place, but the grammar school wont take my 17 yr old back, saying he has missed too much and college say he has to wait till September, so he has lost year and will have to re-start his A-levels!
I've applied for a few jobs but not heard anything yet and hubby hasnt got one yet!
Got a car, but still need to sort out dr's ect.......been here before.
Mar 10th 2008 | 8:09 am
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Managed to get somewhere hopefully by Wednesday - but its very small, 3 beds, dont know how we will get the kids in?
Managed to get one child into school, a second choice, but not to bad, still working on a pre-school place, but the grammar school wont take my 17 yr old back, saying he has missed too much and college say he has to wait till September, so he has lost year and will have to re-start his A-levels!
I've applied for a few jobs but not heard anything yet and hubby hasnt got one yet!
Got a car, but still need to sort out dr's ect.......been here before.
Managed to get one child into school, a second choice, but not to bad, still working on a pre-school place, but the grammar school wont take my 17 yr old back, saying he has missed too much and college say he has to wait till September, so he has lost year and will have to re-start his A-levels!
I've applied for a few jobs but not heard anything yet and hubby hasnt got one yet!
Got a car, but still need to sort out dr's ect.......been here before.
Mar 10th 2008 | 10:30 am
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
offered by the community mental health team?
Or have a look at the depression modules from the Australian link.
http://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/reso...cfm?Info_ID=37
Take care.
Yoong
Mar 10th 2008 | 3:09 pm
#372
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From: Newfoundland at last!
Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
same from me - you are coping amazingly will with all the upheaval you have had in the last few months.
Mar 10th 2008 | 11:50 pm
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Hopefully next week will be more positive and I an going to take the two little ones on holiday with my mum; somewhere nice and warm, her treat.
Maybe that cry and a good nights sleep did the trick?
Mar 11th 2008 | 1:14 am
#374
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Congratulations on the job, and have a great holiday - you definitely deserve it!
Amazing the power of a good cry (let's it all out) and a good nights sleep.
Take care,
pink x
Amazing the power of a good cry (let's it all out) and a good nights sleep.
Take care,
pink x
Mar 16th 2008 | 9:43 pm
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Well Hubby decided today he hates Oz after just two months and want's to go back to the UK. I have no choice in the matter as we have a nearly 4 year old son....all the hard work, struggles and stress getting here are now all for nothing.
I don't want to go back I want to give it year and then return. I have no choice. If he stays he will resent me and be unhappy and if I go back home I will feel the same.
Not a good situation...and not for our son either...he loves it here too. I got him in a great school and he has made friends. I feel so empty. All I have done today is cry.
At least we all still have our health so not so bad. Not looking forward to moving back...
I don't want to go back I want to give it year and then return. I have no choice. If he stays he will resent me and be unhappy and if I go back home I will feel the same.
Not a good situation...and not for our son either...he loves it here too. I got him in a great school and he has made friends. I feel so empty. All I have done today is cry.
At least we all still have our health so not so bad. Not looking forward to moving back...
listen to your husband,
