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Victoria 28th Jan
You
are
lucky
to
have
grandparents
that
are
able
to
help...
Ours
are
not
all
that
helpful
and
they
do
live
close
:(
KC 28th Jan
I
hear
you!
My
family
lives
in
three
different
states
(with
the
closest
relative
about
8
hours
away).
It
is
soo
incredibly
difficult
when
family
is
not
close
by.
(I
was
so
desperate
when
caring
for
my
newborn,
that
I
flew
two
different
relatives
out
over
a
2-month
period.)
In
another
1.5
years,
we
will
be
up
for
a
(military)
assignment
in
the
same
CITY
as
my
sister/her
family.
I
not
really
a
politico,
but
I've
already
started
campaigning
for
that
spot.
(Recently
I
wrote
my
boss
an
email
telling
him
that
we
bought
a
new
car
and
the
salesman
told
us
that
every
fourth
car
in
Colorado
is
our
new
car,
and
so
"we
have
the
car.
we
just
need
the
assignment."
ha
ha.
Mandy Nelson - Dandysound 28th Jan
I
know
just
how
you
feel
and
my
in-laws
(whom
I
love)
live
only
45
minutes
away.
It's
close
but
just
far
enough
to
be
inconvenient.
We're
working
on
all
living
closer.
Lylah M. Alphonse 28th Jan
We
live
far
from
our
families,
too.
When
I
was
growing
up,
I
thought
that
was
normal
--
my
mother's
parents
lived
in
India,
my
father's
parents
were
in
Haiti,
and
we
grew
up
in
NJ.
But
my
brother
moved
back
to
our
hometown
a
few
years
ago,
and
is
right
around
the
corner
from
my
parents,
and
I
really
do
now
see
why
so
many
people
choose
to
stay
close
to
wherever
their
parents
are.
All
that
free
childcare
and
the
automatic
support
network!
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