I love babies too. They are tooo cute. Maybe it's the stress that is giving you trouble. Not having our husbands here is so stressful, and that is not good for people trying to get pregnant. But, seeing a fertlity specialist can't hurt!! Good luck, and I'm sure once you are together in CANADA, you will have no problemsoneandonly said:
Plus more time together for trying!!
Thanks Ninirae!Ninirae said:*DEAFENING SQUEAL* OMG OMG OMG!!!!! I am SO happy for you guys! Congrats! Can't wait for pics to be posted of your little bundle of joy in May! WOIIII!!!!!
It's so exciting that "strangers" can be excited for your baby!! lol!! Everyone loves a baby!!
It's true... I don't even know you and I'm SO incredibly happy for you!!!longdistanceloves said:Thanks Ninirae!
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You are just TOO sweet!Ninirae said:It's true... I don't even know you and I'm SO incredibly happy for you!!!
Thanks, we appreciate it ;DMrs. Parkin said:Thanks so much for the advice!
LDL congrats!!! I'll be praying he reaches Canada by May for sure!
LOL.....Mrs. Parkin said:The other day hubby was asking 'whut da climate is like deh" which he asks every.day. haha but it was particularly cold and snowy here and I was explaining all the items we'll need to get for him and I said "hats...mittens...jacket.." and he chimes in and says "Ice shoes" haha! I love seeing glimpses of how he's trying to picture things here - I cannot WAIT to physically have him here with me and see everything through his eyes! We will all experience Canada in a whole new light
.....Mrs. Parkin, I am wondering the same thing for my hubby, we are landing on Dec. 14th (visa processed at the POS office) and he has never been outside of the Caribbean. So I have chuckled a lot at the recent posts about the perceptions people have of how things operate in Canada and I will be sure to come back and share some stories. I am hoping we will have a snowstorm for him shortly after we land so he can use his "ice shoes" too!!! Blessings.
Girl, you are making my belly hurt with laughter!!! Your hubby is a youngster compared to mine but they must have been having the same dreamNinirae said:Sooo.... my husband has big dreams. Which I love and refuse to squash, but I do ensure that I bring forward the veil of reality so that he doesn't become disappointed, then look to me and wonder why I betrayed him by not informing him of the facts. Initially, his view was that he would come here, have a great job within a week or two, and all our money problems would disappear. That he would buy a car with his first paycheck and I will not have to do anything and he will take care of me. Also, after a year or so, we will open a business (because we have made like millions of dollars by then) and we will be instantly rich and worry free because our business will be instantly successful... you know, because of all the money we have made in his first year and a half being here. Oh, and also, we will not mortgage. We will save up to buy the house outright in cash (which we will be able to do because of our super successful business). Also, like I have previously mentioned... no boots... just sneakers or clarks...
Now, this all being said, this was his INITIAL view of coming to Canada. My hubby owns his home outright in Jamaica, so it's going to be different for him. But he has come around to being more realistic and has conceded that the best way for him to understand, is to be here. But he will take my word for it... Maybe one day we will open a business, or be rich, or whatever... but for now, we're keeping our feet planted firmly on the ground so that nobody floats away and gets lost...
Blessings.
So true chickie, it is all of that and more some days :'( Blessings my dear.chickie72 said:Here is my explanation of what it has been like ........ "HELL"
Hey girl.....good to hear from you.....soon your life will start with your hubby, i am sooooo excited for you. I can't wait for your landing story!CdnandTrini said:
Congratulations on such a beautiful blessing!!! Praying that your hubby will be able to be with you when baby arrives.longdistanceloves said:Good Morning Everyone. I hope we hear some good news this week! Even if we don't all get our hubbies home for Christmas it would be nice to hear something or have some movement by then. That would be a nice enough present for me. I just want to know something is happening and that their is hope that this wait could be over soon.
Another reason why I am hoping that we hear something sooner than later... I'M PREGNANT!! My husband and I are very excited. I am only 15 weeks, due in May. So even though my husband and I do not have children together, this will be our first one, I thought I would put my two cents in on what it's been like so far. My husband and I are desperately hoping that he will be here by May before the baby is born. May would be 18 months since our application got to Kingston, so I don't feel that it is totally unreasonable but with Kingston you never know. When we decided to try we were thinking very optimistically that he would certainly be here by the time the baby was born. Plus the wait time at that point was 20 months. Anyways, my pregnancy has been nothing but miserable so far, I can't eat anything, I throw up all the time, and I feel sick the whole day. But if my husband gets here before the baby is born, I will still be so happy because I can be pregnant alone, I would just prefer if he were here for the birth, and to hold his baby and all that. But again, Like Sammy said, if he isn't here, luckily I will be on maternity leave and can take the baby to Jamaica to stay with my husband. He has his own house and it would be possible until he gets to come here. Still hoping everything works out and he gets here before May!!!!!!
BOI!!!! A mi fi tell yuh!CdnandTrini said:Girl, you are making my belly hurt with laughter!!! Your hubby is a youngster compared to mine but they must have been having the same dream
: Crazy man dem.
Great! I can't wait to hear your stories!!CdnandTrini said:LOL.....
