Originally Posted by rogerpenycate

Shish Kebab,
Thanks for the post, as EM says my daughter lives in a diferent state, Virginia.
I tried adding VA instead of CA but it didn't work !
My daughter does have a green card (been here 2.5 years)
and we're both waiting for the removal of conditions interview.
Talking to her today, her boyfriend has asked her if she will stay here and have the baby.
I guess as the dad he wants to be around and doesn't want to see his girlfriend shipped off to the UK just to save a few quid.
He also asked her to marry him, but she's giving that some thought.
It's a good stable relationship (or so it seems) so I have no worries from that aspect.

Originally Posted by AmerLisa

Hey that sounds like some good news Roger! I'm betting it will all work out in the end....sometimes its the shock that's the worst part. Best of luck to you and your daughter. :)

Originally Posted by rogerpenycate

Thanks for that.
But, she's still my little baby :o)

Originally Posted by AmerLisa

I know...I have one as well. ;)

Originally Posted by rogerpenycate

I've got the two (19 and 20) my other daughter lives in the UK (Leeds University)
Plus a son (24) who is doing well in the music industry in London.
Proud dad or what ?

Originally Posted by AmerLisa

I've got 4...two sons and two daughters...had so much fun doing the first three (very very young) that I got remarried and had another (my fourth and second daughter) My oldest daughter is still living in the UK (Harrogate) and will be having her first child in about 7 weeks. Not married to the dad, but living with him, but thank god doesn't have to worry about health insurance! I do know about being a proud parent....I love all my kidlets and they're all my babies and all wonderful in my eyes.

Proud dad, of course! :)

Originally Posted by rogerpenycate

It's Official.
I'm to be a Grandfather
AGGGGGGGGHHHHH I'm too young.
Thanks to everyones advice and thoughts.
My daughter tried the COBRA route but was told that she has to be registered for it 9 months before pregnancy.
Her best option is Medicaid.
Still numb, but I guess I'm excited.
She told her Mother and sister in England, last night and they're both thrilled. Perhaps it's more of a female thing :o)
Thanks all

Originally Posted by rogerpenycate

It's Official.
I'm to be a Grandfather
AGGGGGGGGHHHHH I'm too young.
Thanks to everyones advice and thoughts.
My daughter tried the COBRA route but was told that she has to be registered for it 9 months before pregnancy.
Her best option is Medicaid.
Still numb, but I guess I'm excited.
She told her Mother and sister in England, last night and they're both thrilled. Perhaps it's more of a female thing :o)
Thanks all