It has been so nice going through these past few weeks with all of you. There is so much positivity and encouragement here and it's great to be a part of it. I think having our own cheerleader team makes all of this just a little bit easier. Now that our apps have dispersed all over the world, there is really no telling what is going to happen for any of us or how long it's going to take. I'm hoping that we all have a quick, smooth process and that we are reunited with our loved ones sooner rather than later. I desperately miss my husband. You know how I feel. I know how you feel. Those of us that have experienced this process have a unique kinship and I value the support system we offer each other.
We all know that some days are better than others. Today is not so good for me. I'm so frustrated not only with the strike but, the fact that family reunification is hardly mentioned anywhere even though I feel it's the most important. I wish there was something we could do to resolve it besides signing a petition but, I don't know where to start. I could write my MP (which is Stephen Harper, of all people) but, most everyone that has been doing that have received a form letter in reply. This strike needs to end so they can just get back to work processing our applications. I really try not to complain but, sometimes it's really overwhelming. Sigh...
I haven't seen my husband since April 5, a week and a half after our wedding. I've booked a trip to go see him in November. 72 days and 2 hours until I can kiss his beautiful face! I. Can't. Wait!!
Hope you all have a beautiful day.
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