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TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by forevermine: 12:00pm On May 16, 2019
giselle237:
Is there any one that did his/her biometrics April 18th, 2019 heard from Ukvi?
Me! I had mine in Abuja on the same day. Yet to hear from them oh. Where was your biometrics done? It's beyond the 15 working days stipulated. My travel plans have been thwarted. Phew!
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by forevermine: 6:19pm On May 14, 2019
Please is there anyone here who had Biometrics done on April 18th and gotten feedback from UKVI?
TravelRe: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by forevermine: 6:52pm On Dec 21, 2018
ottawasenators:
Meanwhile, went to IOM this morning and was informed that the unit/dept in charge of medicals ain't working today, but could check them on Monday.

Any one got contrary info. ?
You're absolutely right. Sent a friend in Abuja to help book an appointment and make enquiries but she was told they were unavailable till Monday. One of their numbers isn't connecting while the other just rings with no response. Phew!
TravelRe: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by forevermine: 6:14pm On Dec 20, 2018
Wow. Does God not have a sense of humour?

So yesterday I posted I was waiting for next week's draw not knowing one will be held same day...

The real story is this. Hubby and I wrote IELTS with BC in September. I was initially meant to be the primary applicant. Results for hubby: LRWS- 8.5, 8.5,7, 7 while mine was 7,8,7,7.5. With this, plans changed. Hubby became the PA and we landed a CRS of 441 because of his older age.

We waited patiently in the pool and I can't forget the feeling of disappointment I had when the next draw came out to be 442. I narrowly missed the one prior(October 15th) which was 440 because i just didn't know how to create a profile and the whole concept of a GC key due to certain circumstances(story for another day).Meanwhile hubby had told me from the day the results came out to register for another exam but I stubbornly refused and assured him we should be patient as I was sure we would get ITA looking at the previous trends.

That was how the subsequent draws came and were 445, 449 etc. At that point of 449, I "borrowed myself brain" and just had to register again on November 16th for the December 1st exam with MOD, leaving me with just two weeks of preparation. I really felt bad because I felt disappointed in myself that I had to write it again(I like to set high standards for myself, I had never written an exam twice all my life) plus I had to travel and leave my kids who were ill with their caregivers, but with encouragement from hubby and friends(and of course, God's mighty grace), I gave it my best shot especially the listening. I realised that in the first exam, I used only ieltsliz for listening and never knew about or practised any module with a map/graph so it was very much to my surprise and chagrin to flip open the pages in the exam hall and see a map. That tipped me off balance and that was where I lost it. But this second time, I practised a lot of listening tests with maps and graphs with a variety of materials especially Cambridge IELTS and I'm thankful for the result: LRSW- 9, 8.5, 8.5, 7. My new CRS score is 476. I was waiting for my TRF to enter the pool only for us to get ITA yesterday.

What's the lesson I've learnt here? Anyone can fall but it's best to pick up the pieces and try again. It's also good to consider the opinions of others as they may be speaking with foresight or from a point of wisdom. Using prime selected materials for studying is also key. One can also learn from the experiences and mistakes of others.

The irony now is that hubby has gotten ITA with his score of 441. But he feels I should be the PA since I'm more organized and adept with handling such issues which would require lots of correspondence. Confused much! In the meantime, let me start gathering all documents and paraphernalia. Good luck to everyone on this journey. We shall overcome!
grin
TravelRe: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by forevermine: 1:35pm On Dec 19, 2018
I'm a silent reader but the flood of testimonies today has made me come out from hibernation mode. Congrats to all PPR clinchers. I'm awaiting ITA next week with CRS 476. God help us all.
FamilyRe: Is It Wrong To Stay In Your Own Lane When Newly Married? by forevermine: 2:08pm On Jul 06, 2017
Interesting post here!
I'm totally in support of cordial relationships with inlaws, but at the same time, maintaining boundaries so that there's mutual respect.
I've borne the brunt of being too open and trusting of inlaws, taking everyone as I would my family, without any bias or prejudice, but it turned round to sting me in ways I never thought possible. Innocent me!
Now I have learnt, I have taken charge, I stopped wearing my heart on my sleeves(that was my greatest undoing. they knew my weakness and used it to torment me). I had to set my foot down and leave it there... Even up till now when I think about the incident(s), hot tears still gather in my eyes.
My dear ikechizoba and barney11, I can relate. If I begin to tell my story right now(which I can't cos I'm pretty busy at work) , I will take not less than two whole pages on nairaland.
I battled depression, I almost lost myself!
I'm still struggling to let go and forgive, I have accepted an apology I never got.
In the end, who's the loser?
I'm building my home and loving it now. I've taken back the reins. No interference, no puck-nosing! Everybody is now on their lane and its perfect that way so there are no "crashes".Hubby and kids doing great! Life is good....
Christianity EtcRe: If You Grew Up In A Christian Home And Never Had This Book... We No Be Mate! by forevermine: 11:53pm On Sep 11, 2016
My Book of Bible Stories. Omg! How nostalgic. I have been looking to buy it for a while now.....
FamilyRe: "Disrespect My Mum I Divorce You" .too Harsh? by forevermine: 11:27am On Aug 20, 2016
okesgift:
for this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and cling to his wife and the two shall become one flesh(ephesians 5:31) the same bible went futher to say in (mark 10:9) what God has joined together let no man put assunder!!! if ur mother is bigger than God then go ahead to divorce ur wive becos of ur mother... and prove to God that u love ur mother more than him who created u becos the bible says if u love me u wod keep my commandment and God says i hate divorce (malachi 2:16) but its obvious ur mother is bigger than God and remember God doesnt share his glory with anybody so stop all this ranting abt divorcing ur wife cos of ur mother.... and follow the word of God
On point! It takes a real man and some level of maturity to really understand these godly instructions. Every marriage should be modeled after that which God intended, so whenever any confusion arises, resort to the Word of God. That should be the STANDARD!
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 4 by forevermine: 6:53am On Jul 05, 2016
Hi everyone. Please who has recently carried out a transaction online using GTB MasterCard? Trying to pay for a ticket and I don't know what exchange rate they will use. I made enquiry at the bank yesterday and was told it's 283 naira to $1. Not sure i should take them for their word before they bill/charge me higher and I enter "one-chance".
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TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by forevermine: 6:50am On Jul 05, 2016
Hi everyone. Please who has recently carried out a transaction online using GTB MasterCard? Trying to pay for a ticket and I don't know what exchange rate they will use. I made enquiry at the bank yesterday and was told it's 283 naira to $1. Not sure i should take them for their word before they bill/charge me higher and I enter "one-chance".
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by forevermine: 1:58pm On Jun 29, 2016
@udemski, thanks a lot. The info you gave was timely and helpful.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by forevermine: 8:34am On Jun 23, 2016
Hi everyone. It's my first time on this thread. Quick question please. Please who has recently submitted an application? What exchange rate did you use for your conversion to pound sterling? Trying to draw up a budget spreadsheet and kinda confused as to what figure to use in order to have a successful application. The black market rate or the official CBN rate?
PoliticsRe: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by forevermine: 10:08am On May 25, 2016
I have been off nairaland for a long while since I lost my device but I just had to look for a means to post this after seeing this caption on the front page. The level of deceit in this present government is unprecedented. I remember vividly, clearly the day Fashola said and i quote- "Any responsible/serious government should provide power within six months." I myself was also moved with emotion hearing that. Nonetheless i knew better. People will say anything and everything to get what they want. It was during an APC town hall meeting/campaign in Benin. I remember Osibanjo was standing right beside him, to his left to be exact, nodding in agreement. Adams Oshiomole was also seated amidst other APC members. What I can't really remember is the tv station that aired the event.

A true test of integrity is being accountable and keeping to your word. Clearly Fashola must have said that in a state of euphoria in a bid to sway the people in favor of APC. The little admiration i have left for him is now questionable. Now the buck is at his table and he now realizes that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. APC- all talk, no action!
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:33am On Dec 31, 2015
forevermine:
i will do what I damn want. People like you are the problem in our society applauding people whose only connection to a meal ticket is an anchor baby. Women don't believe that they can make it on their own without the input of a man and rather than toil with their brain , use their genitals. Ofcourse the reward is most times temporary. The earlier women realize that they hold their destinies in their hands and that men will only respect them for their intellectual and productive capabilities with physical beauty just as a bonus, the better for them. Every baby mama in Nigeria rather than posting pictures of their kids/shortcomings, should bury their heads in shame.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:30am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
if you dont have anything useful to say, dont quote me nigga. is you crazy nigga ?
i will do what I damn want. People like you are the problem in our society applauding people whose only connection to a meal ticket is an anchor baby. Women don't believe that they can make it on their own without the input of a man and rather toil with their brain , use their genitals. Ofcourse the reward is most times temporary. The earlier women realize that they hold their destinies in their hands and that men will only respect for their intellectual and productive capabilities with physical beauty just as a bonus, the better for them. Every baby mama in Nigeria rather posting pictures of their kids/shortcomings, should bury their heads in shame.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:20am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
see, you are too dumb and stu-pid to see what dele momodu is doing. he is protecting his lil niece from the davido family. he did not come out saying he endorses babymama tinz
did you leave your brain under the pillow. Go to his twitter account months ago when the going was good. At the rate you are going, I hope your daughter does not become a baby mama to a musician whose career lifespan on the average is 6 to 10years. Be wise and change your minder.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:12am On Dec 31, 2015
CFCman:
grin cheesy
But Davido messed up big time. I can only wonder how his Guinean girlfriend is feeling witnessing all this drama. I agree that he has to pay some child support to Sophie for the care of the child.

BTW, Flavour has 2, not 3 baby mamas
I am yet to see uncles of flavour's baby mamas celebrating that their nieces had children out of wedlock, yet Dele Momodu went viral celebrating a child out of wedlock, yet Sukkot would attack me for focussing on the Yorubas. I am not tribalistic but his kinsmen should have told him to shut up as he is impacting negative moral values.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:06am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
who said there was pride in being a baby mama. are you drunk ?
look at all your posts again. Seems you left your device to someone else to spew rubbish.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 2:00am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
yeah tell that to flavour nabanias 3 igbo baby mamas. do me a favour please ? gerrarahiamehn
nice to see you have finally gotten the message that there is no pride in being a baby mama rather ridicule. Change your mindset and orientation.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 1:49am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
trust me, in nigeria, igbo women are the worst. hausa is the most moral followed by yoruba. igbo women are like igbo men - get rich or die trying grin
they are not known for being baby mamas. They make sure the rich dude marries them before having children and not try to trap the guy with a pregnancy. Do a study and you will see the Yoruba girls will come out tops for baby mamas.
CelebritiesRe: Davido Replies Sophie Momodu; Reveals How She Manipulated & Exploited Him by forevermine: 1:39am On Dec 31, 2015
sukkot:
how exactly did she blow her chance ? listen, the nigga is a celeb, he gets many women throwing themselves at him so he bounced for another punna. thats not her fault. in the olosho world of celeb worship i will say she is the source of envy by women in that world because many would wish to have his child. so i can see why many women will be envious of her. but that still does not absolve him from his responsibility. but i can see that you are prolly one of these women who wish to have his baby so you hatin on this sophia woman or whatever her name is grin
Can't believe what I am reading is from a sane person with a head on her shoulders. How is having a child out of wedlock a thing to be proud of ? Thank you for saying in the olosho world as sane responsible people are not found in such a world. This baby mama trend in Nigeria is disgusting and goes a long way to show the moral decadence in our society, wether for money or fame. Sorry to say this but it seems to be the stock in trade for Yoruba girls maybe because they still have second hand value. Amongst igbos, no ideal bachelor can ever marry such a woman, they are kept as mistresses or at best could marry a widower. Envy my foot, all your posts shows that you are likely Yoruba with poor moral values.
EducationRe: PICS Look At What We Killed In Our Hostel by forevermine: 7:25pm On Nov 25, 2015
Later people will be wondering why or how Ebola resurfaces. This is one of them. How people just get up and consume meat of a questionable source baffles me.
HealthRe: Trying To Conceive A Child? TTC by forevermine: 9:58am On Oct 28, 2015
Hello my sisters. I went through the latter part of this thread yesterday and was really touched and nostalgic. I used to be a frequent member but God's mercy located me and now I have my babies. I remember when I used to do the midnight prayers as well. Please I want to encourage you all, the same God who answered me will answer you. As daunting and frustrating TTC can be, look up to God, He NEVER fails. I agree with iyeejima to give your babies names already and call them forth. Its already settled in the spiritual realm, just await the physical manifestation. I remember attending Redeemed Holy Ghost service in Sept last year, Daddy GO said we should give our babies their names, I did and today I call them that. I asked for two but God surprised me with three. Please dont be discouraged. God is moved by faith, unshakable faith. He doesn't care what the diagnosis is. I'm with you in spirit and I'm praying that Gods blessings of fertility will rain down on all members of this thread.
@jummayin, sorry bout your loss. The God of restoration will double your joy and wipe your tears.
I love you all my sisters. It's not over until #Godwins
FamilyRe: How To Tackle Naysayers by forevermine: 6:38pm On Oct 06, 2015
As someone earlier aptly put, naysayers are dreamkillers. But they might also be 'dream-stealers' to distract one from seeing the goalpost, then turn around to score the goal. That's why the number one point is very valid- be careful who you share your dreams with. Joseph in the Bible shared his dreams innocently with his kin (brothers). Look where it got him. Good thing God turned it around for his good. Lesson- even family members can be naysayers. One just has to be wise. Very nice and realistic post, by the way.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by forevermine: 2:26pm On Sep 23, 2015
Yes o, sayoberry. I had to come back so that others will not fall prey. I was really hurt at first and that's why I kept away from naira land, but now that the dust has settled, I guess I will be visiting here more frequently.
I didn't even want to say this because I may be giving away my identity but what the heck? For Dr f to behave in such a a manner to a fellow colleague speaks volumes. Anyway, he will meet his waterloo one day.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by forevermine: 1:53pm On Sep 23, 2015
Hello people.
I had made up my mind not to castigate anyone on this thread but when I randomly visited this thread and seeing people go through what I went through in the hands of Dr Fagbohun, I thought it best to post my experience.
Yes, Nogen is right! Infact , after I told her my experience, she changed her plans and headed to El Paso. That is one of the best decisions she has ever taken. I feel consoled knowing I have saved one person from the crass treatment I got from Dr F.
I would say Dr F profiles his patients. I had a high risk pregnancy, triplets to be specific. He charged me an extra thousand dollars for high risk care, but I say without fear or favor that he never gave me any high risk treatment, in fact he didn't do more than an intern dr in Nigeria would have.
I remember my last appointment before my delivery. I told him, no, begged him, to please scan me,I needed to know my babies weights. A mother's instincts never lie. I wasnt eating well and was vomitting everyday, so i knew my babues would be small-for-age.Whether it was sheer laziness or lack of empathy, or the fact that he felt I was delaying him, I don't know. But he refused and told me to go to the hospital in a few days for it. I was even willing to pay the extra cost since it wasn't part of the package. ( I settled all my bills with him and Oakbend within a week of my arrival). I also told him I was having contractions, he waived it off as fetal movement.
Lo and behold, I got to the hospital five days after( i had to go ob the day he said) for a routine scan' and was told during my BPP/CTG that I was having contractions nonstop. This was around noon. Treatment started but didn't stop till 8pm when he appeared. Saw me from the foot of the bed( he's got poor bedside manners and Dr/ patient relationship) and said let's watch it. Next thing he leaves and the nurse says we are referring you. I said what? Where is my dr? He was on his way home. I picked up my phone and called him. I told him how sorely disappointed i was. How could he refer me over the phone? Didnt have the courtesy or empathy of even letting me know? He didn't even consider that one was on a budget, he just mentioned the name of the hospital like it was next door, it was so surreal as everything happened so fast. I couldn't believe I was getting such laissez-faire treatment in the USA.
He then came back and started 'shouting ' at me. I cut him short and told him he shouldn't speak to me like he was my school principal. Saying he has taken care of all sorts of patients, from Yaradua's daughter to the wife of the owner of Diff hospital, Abuja. Telling g me he was a prof in Luth before he left for usa. ( I no blame am, he looked down on me because I used to come for my appointments looking very ordinary, at that point, my looks were the least of my problems, because I was too sick throughout my pregnancy to be bothered about my looks). My sister was just shaking her head in disbelief and disappointment. Please note that this is just an abridged version of my experience, too busy at work to give explicit details. He kept saying I already have a patient with twins who has ruptured membranes, we can't take you in. Because I was like why can't you just section me here, I never planned to be referred neither did you tell me in the course of our interaction that you may refer me. You suggested I use Oakbend which is where you practise so naturally, they should have such facilities. Why make me register with a hospital that didnt have adequate facilities for my case?
When he noticed that I was no coward to tell him exactly how I felt, he then came to my side(for the first time) and patted me, I just turned m back on him. I also overheard the nurses whispering to themselves that there was only one NICU nurse on duty that night. I had to take the fall, I was the sacrificial lamb that had to pay for their short staffed personnel/lack of facilities.
He referred me to the best hospital in Texas ( I stand corrected) in terms of neonatal care, and even maternal care. In the long run and with the benefit of hindsight, I don't regret it because the lives of my babies is paramount and supercedes any extra cost I incurred. I got there that night in an ambulance and was sectioned a few hours after.
Dr F did not call me till a week after and asked - ' So how is it going?'. I answered- 'With?'. He said what was the outcome. Told him I had had my babies and they are all fine in NiCU. Started telling me the bills will reach hundreds o thousands of dollarsdollars(like I didn't know) and I shouldn't make any payment. Worst of all, he told me I should apply for Medicaid( and said I shoulnt quote him). He then asked me how much my bill was- told him 21,000. Said what will I do? Told him I had paid. He was shocked. He never believed I could afford such bills. He judged a book by its cover. And I feel he treated me shabbily because he thought I was a person of little means.
He now said anyway your check is ready at the office for your pick up. I told him I will pick it up when I get the time. I didn't have the time to pick it till five weeks after, four days before my departure. Maybe he thought I would have needed it to feed.
Even with the refund, I feel he shortchanged me because he charged me extra for high risk care which I never got. I was too busy to even follow it up and just collected it like that. As for my babies' bills, we made a substantial payment and got the rest waived off. God was and is still faithful. I don't even want to quote what the bills came to because even a politician in Nigeria CANNOT pay it. My account was adjusted to zero.
The long and short of the story is that please If you have a high risk pregnancy, especially high order multiples, run far away from Dr F or Oakbend because when the chips are down, he will drop you like a bad habit(over the phone) and whisk you away to another hospital/ Dr to handle your case, meanwhile he will have gained something from the rushed antenatal visits cost-wise.
A word is enough for the wise. I know that he may come here and read this and He would know who posted this because I didn't spare him one bit and tell you what, I don't care! The truth must be told. One love people.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by forevermine: 11:28am On Apr 09, 2015
Hello nairalanders. Hope everyone is fine.
Pls I have an enquiry, and it is VERY urgent. Please does anyone have Melissa's no at ElPaso? I'll really appreciate it. Hope im nt spamming the thread but if I am, you could send me a pm.
Thank you.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedure? by forevermine: 11:58am On Feb 24, 2015
@sayoberry, I totally agree with you. One just feels rushed up like it's a business deal/meeting. But as you said, let's just chill till we offload.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedure? by forevermine: 11:10am On Feb 19, 2015
Hello everyone. Hope we're all fine.
Got into Houston yesterday and it wasn't so stressful. Flew United from Lagos. Hearing about all these airline promos now just makes me angry cos I paid almost 400k for my ticket, but all the same i'm glad I got here safely and when I did.
Will post details of POE later when i'm well rested.
PS: I got PTA from diamond bank at the rate of 203.5, so that's still fair enough compared to Mallam/aboki.
Take care and have a great day.
@segbas and mrsshen, you've got mail.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedure? by forevermine: 7:01am On Feb 01, 2015
@sayoberry, Oakbend charges $3500 for CS and $500 for each additional infant, abi has it changed? Pls let us know so we go take know to to arrange ourselves. Thanks

@segbas, here's the transcript of my visa interview. Got there at about 6.50am, interview was slated for 7.30am at Abuja. Got through all the check in processes and finally got to sit. Only one young white lady was interviewing initially bt was later joined by a young friendly white guy. Was praying to meet d guy cos the lady approved one person and denied 2peeps before me(tho I think she had reason to). I was the 4th person she interviewed. Went with my MIL.

VO: Goodmorning and how are you today?
We: very well, thank you. Goodmorning.
VO: she looks at screen- 'So you're going to have a baby?'
Me: BABIES, actually (with emphasis on the ies)- make she hear am well
VO: OH WOW. pass me ur doctor's correspondence and bank statements. I did that, including my dad's and MIL's statement and a letter from my dad. But ontop of the statements, I put my very bold/eye-catching budget spreadsheet (God bless the person that gave this info cos that's what impressed her)
VO: who is this from?(referring to my dad's letter/bank statement)
Me: it's my dad's, he's also supporting me.
VO: is this your own budget cost? (she scans through the spreadsheet meticulously and makes sure the items correspond to what Dr. fagbohun has in his letter to me)
Me: Yes Ma'am.
VO: are u having twins/ triplets?
Me: told her.
VO: turns to my MIL. How much do you earn?
MIL: told her, plus where she works
VO: Have you travelled outside Nigeria before
We: yeah
VO: where to exactly?
We: mentioned the countries
VO: what does your husband do?
Me: told her
VO: what city are you going to?
ME: Richmond, Texas
VO begins typing oh, I just dey sing praises/kabash for my mind.
VO: pick up your visas on Thursday.
We: thank you. We turned and left with so much joy.

In all I just thank God cos though I prepared well(thanks to phema's checklist and burden of proof), all that could have come to nothing if God didn't favour me/approve.
Be confident, pray seriously and hope for the best.

@all, have a blessed Sunday. Sorry for the long post.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedure? by forevermine: 4:18am On Jan 30, 2015
Hello everyone.
I got my visa 2days ago. All the information I used( and I mean ALL) was obtained from this thread.
I'm grateful to all who have contributed in no small measure to this thread. You guys are fulfilling dreams and changing lives!
Indeed honesty is the best policy.
My steadfast daily visit to this thread since August 2013 plus having 2 jotters full of info has finally paid off. I remember the days/reign of uchetobi, thababe, jyde2014 etc around this time last year, and used to fantasize when my dreams will turn to plans and then to reality.
Please a quick question( can't find the page where someone posted all the airline policies/restrictions regarding preggies. Can someone please help with that?
Also please has anyone used Lufthansa to Houston? How was the experience?
Thanks once again, and may God bless everyone richly.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedure? by forevermine: 9:24pm On Jan 04, 2015
Compliments of the season everyone! It's a new year filled with new hope, new dreams and by God's grace, new testimonies. Congrats to all those with successful visa interviews, POE experience and safe childbirth.
@nefertitiram-your story is just an inspiration. This miracle shall be permanent, and God will complete this good work He has started. My reply is coming albeit late but yes, I'm expecting multiiples grin . I thank God for the grace so far.
@sayoberry, my fellow multiple partner. Congrats on ur visa. Been following your posts from when you were ttc, to the new pregnant mamas thread(thick milo things) etc. Wishing you a safe trip and safe delivery. Pls i'll send you a pm as regards booking accommodation near Oakbend. Need it for my interview which is pretty soon.
@ other mamas and papas, may God bless your efforts and perfect your plans. Have a great week ahead.

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