Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 2:53pm On Feb 05, 2017 |
Mandex11: Hello house good day... please any elpaso mum in the house? using doctoresparati need to verify something thanks. |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 2:50pm On Feb 05, 2017 |
Hello house good day... please any elpaso much in the house? need to verify something thanks. |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 6:47pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
Hello @thermolady thanks for the reply and congratulations once again. I have been trying to Pm you tru Nairaland email guess I'm not supposed to or something. wanted to know which doc you used . since I will be using doctoresparati later on felt I should contact you. Sorry for the long post.  to your Lo |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 11:00pm On Feb 02, 2017 |
@thermolady please can I PM you. ? thanks |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 4:49pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
a very congratulations thermolady this is goodnews very soon they good lord that started it will feel your home with more Amen. Happy for you thermolady: Greetings to all in the house: 1st ‘missionary’ journey successfully concluded mainly thanks to advice & tips from this Forum. For me, it’s been one favour or miracle after the other. 1st, my Godsent, confident Elpaso obgyn allowed me to have a vagi/normal delivery despite my quite advanced age & high risk, precious nature of pregnancy. Was successfully induced at 40 weeks. ii. this normally superbusy doctor patiently stayed with me for over an hour in very final stage of labour, encouraging me to push despite 2 doses of oxygen & my worry that it might end in C-Section. iii. Discharged on morning of 3rd day. After being presented with xtra bill of $1,900 (despite paying full package price b4 delivery), hospital later relented after visits & calls & adjusted my account balance to zero. *Note: After delivery, even if for ex, u’re on a payment package covered by doctoresparati, you may still get bills outside of the package; don’t panic, simply ensure you see/call the Fin. Counsellors of the hospital & explain you are on selfpay package. E.g I was sent a $10, 944 anaesthesia bill despite epidural being already part of package costs. However some bills must be paid outside package e.g 2nd PKU test for baby [$12] & separate Pathology bills for mother & baby[ours was $159 after 30% discount]. iv. My Naija paediatrician saved phototherapy cost by ordering sunbathing 4 jaundiced baby instead[His bill: $300]. LO otherwise in perfect health. Speedily refused hearing test for her (fear of xchange rate is beginning of wisdom!) Baby’s Birth Certificate [$23] was ready after 1 week. Collected it with Int. Drivers’ Licence & Lagos US embassy notarised form [‘FEDEXed’ to me by DH]. *Note: In Elpaso, Nigerian Voters Card NOT ACCEPTED as ID for baby’s BC collection. [I photographed & sent my signature & passport photo by email to DH who then applied for Int. Drivers’ license on my behalf]. *[/b]Asked for my baby’s Social Security card to be mailed to Dallas address. On receipt, [b]trusted Dallas based relation opened it & gave me the no. over phone which I then supplied to Elpaso Passport office. v. Applied for baby’s US passport & flew to Dallas following day. It’s usually ready in 3 days but as I was leaving Elpaso b4 it would be ready, I had it posted [$165+$15] to me in Dallas. Wasted time & money in Dallas for overnight return courier envelope in applying for Emergency Travel Certificate for baby only to be informed that it was no longer being issued. With travel date being the following Monday, had to apply online for Nigerian Visa [2 money orders of $180+ $85] & sent baby’s US passport (with return courier envelope) to Nigerian embassy on Friday (without agent).Visa issued same day (proper one, not biro) & baby’s passport couriered back to me in Dallas the very next day (Saturday)! God bless Mr. Usman for prompt & free assistance to me. vi. The Elpaso landlord (who had been temporarily away in Naija )of the accommodation that I relocated to from Intown Suites, briefly returned to Elpaso & realised that he had been my private SAT/TOEFL student 20 years ago in Festac, & freely chauffeured, shopped and even babysat once for me in last few days of my stay in Elpaso. I returned to Lagos 2 weeks later & in Akoka [Lagos] miraculously ran into him AGAIN while he was visiting someone before he finally returned to Elpaso. MORAL: [/b]it’s a very [b]tiny world! Never be nasty/cheat anyone in the belief that you’ll never meet again. vii. At Dallas airport, was charged $71.60 for infant ticket by Emirates. Had paid N524, 000 for my own return ticket in November 2016. No bassinet on 14.30 hr Dallas/Dubai leg but journey not bad. Allowed to take special (black) airport baby stroller (mine had been checked in at Dallas boarding gate) overnight to hotel. Bassinet provided on Dubai/Lagos leg but baby preferred my arms! • I must say, this Forum has been an invaluable source of info to me; may it grow from strength to strength; Forum Old Timers, u’re like classroom teachers, pls do not tire of repeating answers to the questions of Forum Newbies or rudely tell them to go back & start reading from 1st page; not everyone has the time or strength for research!
So finally my e-brethren, I’m very glad to be back home to our dear Naija despite the heat, encountered primitiveness & NEPA. [there is no place like home ]. What matters is that after a safe delivery, I am now a mother at last after more than 22 years of marriage.[still ttcing sisters, pls. hold on to ur dream]. I give God all the glory. |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 8:48am On Jan 30, 2017 |
Hello mowo please can I PM you. mowo2017: Any elpaso feb/March mums in the house? I am new to naira land. Please if you are already in elpaso and looking for someone to share accommodation with to reduce cost kindly contact me or if you just want to make a friend during your stay contact me as well. Thanks |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 10:11am On Jan 21, 2017 |
congratulations dear the lord is good. nneka3000: Only You can do what no man can do Jehovah,Only You are Capable ,only You are Reliable Lord. I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl on Wednesday 18th January through CS @ 38 weeks. After a daughter who is 6 years old and 5 miscarriage .Our God is never late. To all waddling mums it will end in praise, to our Atc sisters this is your year because your case is different. I was discharged today. Legs swollen but doing great. Breast milk coming out already (Baba God did it)
Cappo team Feburary, I don port. My fellow team Feb , I wish all of you a fabulous delivery.
I had my baby in Bayshore Medical Center Pasedena Fees for now- doctor - $2000 CS, vaginal $ 1800 ( lab test included. He did stress test four times and did not charge me) Hospital -CS $4000 , vaginal - $ 2800 with $ 225 Epidural.
Will update as I get Other things done. I don't know how to Pm or respond but available if you need Doctor's details I wish all remaining mums,dads safe trip, plenty dollars,journey mercies,favour as you enter . |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 8:06am On Jan 20, 2017 |
 nefertitiram: I'm a native doctor, a good one at that. State your case |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by Mandex11: 4:03pm On Oct 31, 2016 |
Wow part 5 already  nice one @justwise and co  silent member here. Great work FAM |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Canada: How Do You Survive? by Mandex11: 10:36pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
Thanks @Nievel saw it. I tried repling you but it came back i guess i still dont know how to "PM" Wouldn't mind if you know any that might be of help. Nievel: Hi mandex I sent you a message. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Canada: How Do You Survive? by Mandex11: 10:18pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
Assistance please Mandex11: Hello every one in the house its my first time here please would like to know how is it like for those going to study,travelling with their kid(toddler). Please how's it like in general for those that have done it. Thanks and await your response |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Canada: How Do You Survive? by Mandex11: 11:11pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
Please can i send you a mail regarding your 2yr old will b moving with mine want to know you did yours thanks Nievel: It's great to be here. Thanx to everyone for all the wonderful information shared here.
My family is discouraging me about picking a school in Toronto because it's busy and expensive like Lagos. I will be coming with my 2 year old daughter, will it be convenient to move around with public transport with her or I need to get a car?
Kindly help with your advice and also anything else that might help that i havent mentioned. Thank you . |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Canada: How Do You Survive? by Mandex11: 2:16pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
Hello every one in the house its my first time here please would like to know how is it like for those going to study,travelling with their kid(toddler). Please how's it like in general for those that have done it. Thanks and await your response |
Travel › Re: I Am In Dilemma, Do We Relocate To Canada Or Stay Back by Mandex11: 10:31pm On Sep 26, 2016 |
shinarambo1: seems op de-activated her account. Oh no wonder. Was hoping to hear her goid news cox of her determination |
Travel › Re: I Am In Dilemma, Do We Relocate To Canada Or Stay Back by Mandex11: 9:28pm On Sep 23, 2016 |
Nice one every @op what's the situation now how's the baby,hubby, and Canada hope all has been well and hope you guy made a good decision. Well hope to here the good news soon. |
Travel › Re: How Long Can Visa Last Before Granted? by Mandex11: 1:37am On Sep 16, 2016 |
Just as @pat1612 has said you should visit their sire or better still call to know more for/by yourself dear. |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 4 by Mandex11: 1:30am On Sep 16, 2016 |
Congratulations @fizzone more success story. |
Travel › Re: My Funny Jjc Experience In Canada........ by Mandex11: 6:21am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Hehehe so funny mehn  love the article everyone na JJC for another man's land but based on we naija power to survive we will not ask "qweshun" but it's good to ask kpatakpata na ela the person go give you. |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 4 by Mandex11: 11:47am On Sep 12, 2016 |
Congratulations @oye84 [ quote author=oye84 post=49274962]Happy Sunday to everyone …………. Many thanks to everyone who has taken time to share their experience(s) with others……. The likes of me are greatly indebted DH: Gave him 3 passports VO continues to type and then hands over the white paper and says you can pick up your passports …………………. Didn’t hear the rest of what he said
Even though we diligently followed Phema’s list of Burden of Proof…………….No document was requested for, not to talk of checking them…….. We can only say thank you to God and to every one of you.
Next na POE for Houston and we know Baba God still dey gidigba for His throne and is still at work….. Will be sharing the success story. Wishing all everyone success all the way[/quote] |
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 4 by Mandex11: 11:32pm On Sep 03, 2016 |
Hello everyone!!! love this forum been going through the thread n I must say I loveed it its helpful and handy will post mine soon and pls keep doing the good work guys in helping one another.INFORMATION IS POWER |