My wife had the opposite approach. It was me who fussed over CIC. Once she got her OWP, she's just worked everyday.Hi all,
I'm struggling a bit right now. The stress of this process is starting to feel overwhelming. I've tried leaning on my husband and sharing with him how I feel...but he takes it personally and feels guilty that I'm feeling this stress as a result of being with him in Canada. Those of you who've been through this process, how did you best cope? Who did you talk to when the uncertainty and stress started to feel heavy?
Thanks,
K
We didn't really talk about it. I brought it up a couple times, but never turned bad or dark. I know she missed friends and family, and how terse and nasty it is to live in Moscow. But when she goes home, she's already said she will miss me and the dogs the same. To her, Russia will always be the place she was born and grew up. But Ontario is her home now.
Being a Murikan, your family and friends can visit almost at will. It was much harder for her (Visas, cost of flights etc).
You could preface your chats with letting him know it's not his fault, and that you just feel down. Soon, grasshopper, you'll be free of this... Have no doubt